This is CBS I On The World with John Bacheler.

Here's John Bacheler.

To London, to observe the Ukraine crisis, the Russian crisis, the unknowns of the mutiny,

rebellion, pooch, there are many words for also insurrection, for what's going on in

Russia, what happened in Russia.

So I read these headlines before I turned to London.

Russia paid one billion to Pregozin's group in one year, says Vladimir Putin.

Russia friendly politicians distance themselves from the president after the shock of the invasion,

but pendulum is slowly swinging back, writes the telegraph.

Lukashenko, the dictator of Belarus, says, I stopped Pregozin's mutiny to save us all

from death.

The London telegraph reports British spies had, quote, extremely detailed picture of the

mutiny plans.

And one more headline just to illustrate the helter's skelter of these headlines.

Vladimir Putin says, quote, blackmail attempts are doomed to failure.

I welcome Joseph Sternberg, member of the editorial board of the Wall Street Journal.

He writes political economics, and yet because he's in London, I'm keen on how this story,

which is ongoing and changes every few hours in headlines.

There's no reason to count on any of the headlines.

I just read you to be confirmed.

We're just getting reports from various parts of the drama.

How it has been presented to the British public.

...