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Hi, I'm Neil Patterson, host of the Sky News Daily, here with the second of today's episodes,

but of course, continuing our focus on the apparent death of Yvgeny Progoshin, head of the

mercenary Wagner group.

Now, earlier we were focusing on the circumstances surrounding the crash.

We just want to analyse in a bit more detail what they mean for Vladimir Putin,

and ultimately, of course, for the war in Ukraine.

To that end, we are joined once again by our military analyst, Sean Bell,

and our international affairs editor, Dominic Wighorn. Chaps, good to have you both here. But, Dom, let's start with you. Bring us up to date with the very latest. I mean, first and foremost, have we actually heard from Vladimir Putin? We have, but he's not said anything about this. He was at an 80th anniversary of the Battle of Kursk Memorial event last night

as his putative arch nemesis of getting prognosis was falling out of the sky. And we've heard from

...