but even if the threat is over and it s not at all clear that saturday s turn around was, in fact, the end, what did the flash of descent do to russia itself, not the government or security services but the people. what message did russians get over the weekend? what did they see when yevgeny prigozhin s tanks move toward the capital? what did they feel when his troops reportedly shot down several russian helicopters? that s according to ukraine s air force. what did they hear when vladimir putin called prigozhin a traitor and compared his threat to 1917. we re going to ask masha gessen of the new york. the russia public saw something extraordinary, a choice, it will something that changes russia even if it doesn t alter putin s control in the short term. let s get our reporting and the news from russian tv that vladimir putin will speak tonight. joining me now from moscow is nbc news chief international correspondent keir simmons. so keir, this news that he s going to speak,
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especially in russia for more than 23 years. so what russians have seen over the last 48 or however many hours, sleepless hours it s been is something that they have never seen before. there s an entire generation of people who have never seen open debate, open conflict, a kind of politics emerged. and this grew out of a conflict between prigozhin and the ministry of defense. a spat that grew more and more public until it finally turned into a confrontation. you know, you touch on this. we look at what s happening in russia from a very american perspective, a place where we re used to politics, used to debate, used to dissent, we re used to choice. as you mentioned, an entire generation has grown up without choice, it s always been vladimir putin, and seems like it always will be vladimir putin. putin is still in charge by all
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