called for fans at the emirates to play their part in the club s champions league match later against porto. they go into the game 1 0 down after the first leg in portugal. arsenal are looking to reach the quarterfinals of the competition for the first time in m years. arteta says a home crowd with a great atmosphere always helps. it s a great atmosphere always helps. incredible. i don they it s incredible. i don t think that they realise we need that noise, we need them playing every single with us for that we need the emotional control as well try and understand the game can go through certain phases and we have to be intelligent in the right moments to get what we want. it s a beautiful opportunity to the it s been 14 years. so everything we ve put in there will be worth it. in the other match later, barcelona take on napoli . after a 1 1 draw in the first leg. they go into this match with injury problems and knowing that napoli are on a good run of form. manager xavi ha
extraordinary, and i think you ve seen cracks emerge that weren t there before. experts are warning this rare uprising by wagner group mercenaries could have consequences into the future with so much still uncertain. cnn s matthew chance reports now from moscow. wagner! wagner! wagner! reporter: for the kremlin, these are some of the most disturbing scenes from a weekend of shocking images. on the streets of a major russian city, rostov-on-don in the south, residents cheered wagner fighters as they withdrew. many russians see them as heroes, not as the traitors the kremlin paints them. and wagner s leader, yevgeny prigozhin, has become a celebrity too. watch his supporters hail down his car just to shake hands. the kremlin says he s now moving to belarus next door, but it s unclear if this is the last we ll see of him. what is definite, though, is a sense of relief, at least here in the russian capital. it s calm now, but in the mayhem of the weekend, moscow was on high
holmes. questions and uncertainty hanging over russia this hour after an armed insurrection over the weekend rattled the country and its leader exposing what some call cracks in putin s 23-year rule. the wagner group marched towards moscow, and the whereabouts of the wagner group, prigozhin, is now unknown. he told cnn he will answer questions when he has, quote, proper communication. one thing is clear. the insurrection marks the most serious threat to putin s rule. some do not think the turmoil is over. it s too soon to tell where this is going to go, and i think this is a moving picture and we have not seen the last act yet. what we have seen is extraordinary, and you have seen cracks emerge that were not there before. experts are warning the rare mutiny by prigozhin could have consequences down the line. so much is still uncertain. cnn s matthew chance reports from moscow. reporter: from the kremlin, these are some of the most disturbing scenes after a weekend of sh
our viewers joining us in the united states and all around the world, i m max foster in london, bianca is off this week, but just ahead on cnn newsroom there are growing questions about vladimir putin s leadership going forward and whether his iron whip on russia is weakening. it s too soon to tell exactly where this is going to go. i suspect this is a moving picture. it was a deal or somehow behind the scenes putin exerted some form of leverage over prigozhin. i think that called that putin is going to be out there is really gone now because there s no other insurrection coming anytime soon. announcer: live from london this is cnn newsroom with max foster and bianca nobilo. it is monday, june the 26en. 9:00 a.m. here in london, and 11:00 a.m. in moscow, a mercenary grew exposing what some are calling cracks in the vladimir putin role. we haven t heard about this for some time and we haven t heard from the russian leader since he spoke out against those he
there has been no sign of yevgeny prigozhin. his news service tells cnn he will answer questions when he has proper communication. one thing, though, is clear. this insurrection marks the most profound threat we ve seen to putin s 23-year-long rule, and the u.s. secretary of state says the turmoil may not be over yet. it s too soon to tell exactly where this is going to go. and i suspect that this is a moving picture, and we haven t seen the last act yet. but we can say this. first of all, what we ve seen is extraordinary, and i think you see cracks emerge that weren t there before. the military revolt lasted less than 24 hours, was it was long enough to bring into question vladimir putin s aura of invincibility and stability, damage his self-proclaimed reputation as a leader who never forgets a slight, never tolerates disloyalty. cnn international correspondent ivan watson reports on how those crucial hours played out from beginning to end. reporter: a weekend of chao