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. a lot of questions about what happened, and what comes next. analysts now chalk it up to a murky power struggle. i don t think it was a stunt. i think it was a mutiny. i think that s the right word. not a coup d état, a fight among armed forces to take over, but to be loyal to putin with dramatic consequences for undermining stability and the consolidation of russian armed forces. questions still remain about the future in exile. i suspect h
plus our richard engel s exclusive reporting on the man behind the revolt. what drove him to rebellion? the ship that launched the doomed titanic submersible to sea returning to port today. new details into the investigation into what went wrong. a bridge collapses in montana, sending a train plunging into the yellowstone river. fears the water may now be contaminated. marches across the country on the anniversary of roe v. wade being overturned. and our report. have new abortion restrictions triggered a rise in adoption? the brutal heat wave in texas. temperatures feel like they re hitting 120. plus n new video of f a grof killer whaleles ramming ininto sailboat again. we hear from the sailors on board. announcer: this is nbc nightly news with jose diaz-balart. good evening. the entire world was watching the chaotic scenes unfolding inside russia today with the very real possibility of a battle coming directly to moscow and the biggest threat to vladimir
menendez. we begin tonight with what comes next after this weekend. short-lived yet startling rebellion against russian president vladimir putin. saturday s march on led by the one-time protegee did a head blow to the strongman image. he still wages war on ukraine. today, we learned president biden spoke by phone with ukraine s president on the sudden instability in russia. the white house says president biden offered his, quote, unwavering support for ukraine s counteroffensive against ukraine. the revolt is the first serious threat to putin s power in decades. secretary of state anthony blinken today said could it could change the port of the democracy in ukraine. i think we ve seen more cracks emerge in the russian facade. it is too soon to tell exactly where they go. and when they get their. certainly we have all sorts of new questions that putin is going to have to address in the weeks and months ahead. and we also confirmed that u.s. intelligence agencies knew in ad
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