he s turning his forces around from a march towards the russian capital potentially ending an apparent military coup against putin, but it remains unclear whether the most significant challenge from vladimir putin during his more than two-decades hold on pow er is truly over. the kremlin says as part of the deal wagner fighters will return to base and not face legal action for taking part in the march. the wagner chief said to be heading to neighboring belarus. u.s. intelligence officials tell cnn they believe prigoshin had been planning a major challenge to russia s military leadership for quite some time but were surprised by the rapid escalation of the situation. the white house says it s closely monitoring events in russia and that president biden is being continually updated by his national security team. we want to welcome viewers in the united states and around the world. i m wolf blitzer in london, and this is a special edition of the situation room. announcer: th
this is our special coverage out of russia. the head of wagner group, the leader released a statement. therefore, realizing all the responsibilities for the fact that russian blood will be shed from one of the sides we turn our columns and move in the opposite field of the camps. officials claim their president had reached a deal with the wagner boss to halt his troops. earlier, he said his private army seizeded control of russian military facilities in it two critical cities. that is half way on the road to moscow. president putin called the actions a betrayal and stab notice back to the russian people. and he warned anyone who followed pergosian will pay a price. these are bulldogs and gangsters and the fight is way out into the open. it is a very serious one. we have full coverage of the breaking news. we have cnn chief international security correspondent with us nick paton walsh, national security reporter natasha bertrand. nick, i guess the question now is not onl
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policies. i m going to vote for balderson. why? because he s a republican and i think trump needs more republicans in washington to clean up the swamp, basically. i m an angry republican. so i have to vote democrat this round. why are you so angry? big i think he s embarrassed us in front of the international community president trump? president trump has embarrassed us in the international community polls close in just under 90 minutes, the last special election before the midterms. let s go to my colleague mike tobin who is covering the primaries in michigan. hi, mike. thanks, kiersten. the president is throwing his weight behind a west point grad and combat veteran who flew apache attack helicopters in iraq. john jaynes has a lot of momentum behind him.
real clear politics average gives him a edge over his competitor sandy pendley. very much in line with
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we have tremendous respect for china, the energy and the genius, it s incredible what they ve done. but we can t do it, it has to be a two-way street. we only have one way streets not only was china but everybody. our enemies, our friends, our allies. our allies treat us worse than our enemies. it s all changing and when we get those trade deals done properly, sir, can you get this done immediately? he it s got to take time, it s like it s got to just state. like when you are cooking a turkey. thanks giving my mother would say, eight hours. i said, eight hours? she made the greatest turkey i ve ever had.
it takes time. so they run and they say, can you do nato right now? can you sign it next week? and i said look. i like mexico, and i like the new leader. i think he s going to be terrific. a little different than us, and i thi
International studies. and you just saw from fred iranian missiles and drones showcase at that military parade today, president ron saying they could have launched a stronger response he says, we re nothing would be left of israel. so what are the facts? how how deep, how formidable is the iranian arsenal while aaron, the iranian arsenal, arsenal is the most formidable, i think in the, in the middle east, the iranians have a ballistic and cruise missiles, including the sumer, which can reach two to 3,000 kilometers. but i think just as important, the iranians have upwards of 200,000 missiles and rockets in lebanon right now that hezbollah has and could shoot from from lebanese territory. ed wood, frankly overwhelm israel s air defenses some the arrow, the david s sling, and the iron dome. so really both direct and indirect through partner responses. so you talk about the depth