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talking about. he also believes that vladimir putin is weaker today than he was last week and he is losing support at home and this comes as the wall street journal is reporting that yevgeny prigozhin captured the two leaders. cnn s nic paton walsh joins us from kyiv. if this is true, this would be an expansive plan from prigozhin that didn t obviously succeed. absolutely, and it does tally with some of the facts that we know of publicly. western officials with the wall street journal, said that he attempted to capture shoigu and gerasimov, but eventually that plan was found out by russian domestic intelligence services
disarray in russia s catastrophic invasion here. john? nick paton walsh in kyiv. keep us posted. sara? let s look at the bigger picture and what this could have meant for putin if prigozhin had been successful. dmitri alperavic joins us now. you just heard the wall street journal reporting what we were all talking about. i m curious if you think this is intelligence trying to get into putin s head or if this is a possibility that there will be a much larger revolt here that just fell away? i think it s a little bit of both. i think the wall street general certainly tracks and we know shoigu was in the city of rostov and he fled hours before prigozhin s troops got there, but this was such a hair brained scheme from the start.
i want to get now to cnn s nic paton-walsh who s joining us. he is in odessa. nic, jim mentioned the explosions and what you re hearing in odessa. talk to us. what s going on? yeah, don. i mean, you re getting the sun rising slightly here. we heard in the last half an hour i would say probably a total of three or four blasts. relatively distant compared to the central part of odessa that i m in. there s the port just over here as well. and so it was quite hard to assess exactly what those booms may have been targeting because of the distance. two about 20 minutes ago. so the question is are we seeing something beginning in the regions around odessa or were those blasts specifically aimed at targets and this was limited? but to point out the importance of here, don, this is the
managed a, and it would be an extremely tough fight for the kremlin and rationality hasn t always been on this side. erin? no, how quickly they move to defend themselves and to fight as we just heard the kharkiv governor say for their dignity and for their honor. no abatement in that sentiment. nick paton walsh, thank you so much there from mykolaiv. i want to go to retired army brigadier general mark kifet, and ronald marx, former cia official who oversaw actions against russian spying operations and our reporter on the ground in kyiv, matthew chance. thanks to all of you. general kimmet, ide l d like to start with you. you heard that putin s appetite has only grown with the eating. we do know 10% of his military assets that he deployed have failed to do what they wanted