beginning, prigozhin it s playing to the populace. the populist thread is that the soldiers that tend to be recruiting are correct. it is the rural poor, not the elites children of moscow that are fighting in this fight. when you see people crowding around, taking pictures with them, during a mom in the street, that s a dangerous side for vladimir putin. he would have to essentially put his own troops, which largely come from the same ranks as society, against the popular wagner group that has been going the bulk of the fighting. you and i have a lot more to talk about. that specifically, and how it seems as if anything came out at this, it shows the weakness of russian president, vladimir putin, and whether or not his days are numbered. i can t help but think back to 1991 of the attempted coup of new cal gorbachev at this time. that coup was not successful. however, he was out of power for months later. i wonder if the same state will
we begin with a stunning reversal of the rebellion and russia. wagner fighters, led by getting a rousing send off of a wild 24-hour march on moscow. it began when he announced that man had taken over headquarters and rostov, and it has leading a so-called justice march towards moscow. fighting was reported along the way, and wagner forces got stopped to yell its before moscow. you called off the rebellion and agreed to leave russia. russian residents getting a heroes sendoff. russian officials said he agreed to travel to belarus.
march on moscow if they refuse. news readers on state tv or calling on wagner fighters to lay down their arms. and russian cities, authorities are tearing down wagner recruited posters. security forces are setting up roadblocks and checkpoints to protect moscow. this bolstered security around the kremlin. this seat of russian power and of the president himself are seriously challenged the immediate threat appears to have subsided. the kremlin is saying that none of these fighters will be charged, no one will be held accountable. prigozhin we ll be allowed to go to believers. there s been no sign of him so far this morning, so the questions remain, yasmin, what happens next, how has this affected the, kremlin how badly has it affected vladimir putin, and what could be the outcome for the war in ukraine? will there be a more forceful
although he might have agreed to this amnesty agreement, i think he might have, in fact, scientist that warrant. and number of developments, including overnight. we have a number of analysts joining us. i want to get right to it and begin with msnbc s and london, following developments as closely as everybody else. ali, if you will, what are you hearing coming out of moscow this afternoon and day after that tense and dramatic standoff? that s right, yasmin. it was 24 hours of mutiny and mayhem. as suddenly as it all began, it was all over. we are still trying to put the pieces of the puzzle together. it was an extraordinary series of events that unfolded yesterday. in a nutshell, where are we today? the wagner group is probably going to go under the control of the ministry of defense. for ngozi and has been exiled
take a look at these morning newspapers from around the world, dominated by russia headlines, of course. australia s harrell s reporting russia is on the brink. lamont in france, the leader of wagner goes into rebellion. in germany, the revolt against putin. and in italy, russian roulette. the times russia are humiliated by military. forced to march on russia capitol. a short live revolt. the daily mail reports, uk security forces are asking the question many are asking today, as putin robbed coup leader to quit russia? that s how the world has portrayed that snapshot in history this weekend. now the reaction for the biden administration, lawmakers on