working at the time his death in the city administration in the mobilization department. russia says it has now arrested a suspect in this case. the investigative committee has released a video they say of the arr arrest. the suspect is a 59-year-old man. we cannot independently verify this of course. they say they found a pistol as well in his home. the pistol is by the way something that the ukrainian defense intelligence which came out with a lot of detail on this case said was used in the murder. so this is really murky. we don t know why he was targeted. his family said that he may not have been involved in the special military operation at all. but either way, this is a hit on a former russian military on russian soil. clare, thank you.
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control, so that is a very brief, kind of version of the primer of what we think happened based on what we can publicly ascertain. so what is next? well, even veteran russia experts are saying they re mostly unsure. there are questions here about how this clash escalated into a military incursion on russian soil, and then how it pulled back so quickly. questions about how this impacts russia s war with ukraine, and whether putin s usual ruthless tactics will simply prevail again sooner or later against this foe or a big question, and we don t have the answer for you tonight but we will discuss it with our experts, or the biggest question of all, whether this incident, which went down so quickly over this weekend, suggests something else is going on, something more fundamental could change, that putin could actually be overthrown in the near or medium term. now, in the recent era, we know vladimir putin was on an aggressive run. he worked to interfere in an
information in russia. that probably means putting russia off engagements. when it comes to the public going back to that again , this time, the war, you know, literally came home for russians and not via ukrainians. it was russians bringing the war to russian soil. is that shocking imagery or do you think that is also part of the noise in a way for russia? that is definitely shocking imagery. the tank that was wedged in the gate of the circus in moscow. just the way that you can see on television channels, people posting footage of armed vehicles whether it is his armed vehicles or the ministry of defenses. the presidents armed vehicles traveling up and down roads right outside of moscow.
news. the chief of the wagner mercenary group pulling pack forces from their march to the russian capital. joining us now congresswoman elissa slotkin, vice chair of the submountain on intelligence and special operations. she s also a former cia analyst. congresswoman, thanks so much for joining us. what s your reaction to this truly stunning turn of events, this apparent deal struck for wagner forces to stop their advance on moscow? yeah. a lot of history going on in the last 48 hours. stunning to see violence on russian soil. and then stunning to see how they ve come to this, at least, temporary deal. for me, it just reinforces putin s weaksness. this deal just, it just gives kind of, gives away the farm, in a way, and will be interesting to see what putin does in the next couple of weeks, but i i would if you would have told