general varennikov, who returned to moscow, was arrested along with other hekchipists. throughout ukraine, communists destroyed party documents, fearing reprisals. the very idea of ​​independence at a meeting of the people's council took place on the 20th, that is, on the second day after the gkchcp, in the premises of the writers' union, this idea first sounded from the mouth of levko lukyanenko. our goal in the verkhovna rada is to force. the verkhovna rada itself to take such a drastic position of condemning those conspirators and continuing their activities for expansion of our sovereignty, so in this respect it is possible. that and depending on the decision of the verkhovna rada, the question will be raised that the verkhovna rada should adopt a law on the withdrawal of ukraine from the soviet union and would be the seventh republic to announce its withdrawal from the soviet union. when , on august 24, deputies from the democratic opposition entered the hall with their copies of the act of declaration of independence printed at night, it was the right moment to ob

well, the bunch implies some kind of systematicity, here it was was not done, so they sent general varennikov, it seems, to kyiv and so on, sent other emissaries, the state security committee cells tried to work on the ground, but simultaneous arrests were not made, that is , why didn’t they go for it, why... they they didn’t keep it all, is it the declassification of the kgb at that time, or different ideas about what should happen next, well, here it seems to me that there were different factions in the state security committee itself, firstly, secondly, not very it is clear how the vertical obeyed them then authorities, as far as they could count on such concentrated efforts of the power structures and the authorities as such in the field, they... were afraid of an open confrontation with the leadership of the russian federation for one simple reason. boris yeltsin was the universally elected president of russia. in general, this was their big mistake, that they allowed elections. gennady yanaev was not only not the universally elected president of the soviet union. he was not the presiden

that is, the putsch implies some kind of system, here it was, it was not done, so they sent general varennikov, it seems, to kyiv and... then sent other emissaries , cells of the state security committee tried to work on the ground, but simultaneous arrests were not made, that is , why didn’t they go for it, why didn’t they keep it all, is it the declassification of the kgb at that time, or different ideas about what should happen next, well, here i think, in the committee itself of state security, but there were different factions, firstly, secondly, it is not very clear how they... were then obeyed by the vertical of power, to what extent they could count on such concentrated efforts of power structures and the power as such in the localities, they were afraid of an open confrontation with the leadership of the russian federation from one for a simple reason: boris yeltsin was the universally elected president of russia, and this was their big mistake in general, that they allowed the elections. gennady yanaev was not only not the universally elected president of the soviets. union, he was n

gurenka was accepted by the putsch with... incredible enthusiasm, supported him fully, together with varennikov he came to kravchuk, and after puchcho he continued to fight, literally, i was at his press conference conference, on the 25th , i think, or on august 24, when they were already burning documents, and he said that the communist party of ukraine would still remain the main one, rushino. force in our country, when i started laughing somewhere on a chair, he started shouting to me: "vitaly, stop this laughter, let's see which of us will laugh last." i say to him: "no, stanislav, i will laugh last." it's not you, it's just the age difference, what are you making up? so. well, that is, i was sure that he collapsed, but he was one step away from power in the soviet union. it's just that at one time iryna kalynets, the wife of the iconic ukrainian poet ihor kalynets, once told me that, unfortunately, we were communists at the time. then they gave the tribune, not the power, that is, the communists went into the shadows and shadow power, when we talk about apparatuses, in business, in banks a

concept, therefore gurenko accepted puch with incredible enthusiasm, supported him fully, together with varennikovme to kravchuk, and after puch he continued to rage, literally, i was at his press conference, 25, it seems august 24, when they were already burning the documents. said that the communist party of ukraine will still remain the main, driving force in our country, and when i started laughing somewhere on the stool, he started shouting at me: vitaly, stop this laughter, let's see who among us will laugh last, i tell him no, stanislav , i will have the last laugh, not you, it's just the age difference, what are you making up, that is, i was sure that he collapsed, but he was one step away from power in the soviet union. just at one time, iryna kalynets, a well-known iconoclastic ukrainian dissident, yes, the wife, an iconoclastic ukrainian ukrainian poet ihor kalynets, she once told me that, unfortunately, we then, the communists, gave away the tribune and not the power, that is, the communists went into the shadows and into the shadow power, when we talk about apparatuses, business, bank

therefore gurenko with incredible enthusiastically accepted pucci, supported him fully, together with varennikov came to kravchuk, and after pucci continued to fight, literally, i was at his press conference on the 25th. it seems that on august 24, when they were already burning the documents, and he was saying that the communist party of ukraine would still remain the main, driving force in our country, when i started laughing , you are somewhere on a chair, he started shouting at me: vitaly, stop this laughter, let's see which of us will laugh last, i tell him no, stanislav, i will laugh last, not you, it's just the age difference, what are you making up, that is, i was sure. that he failed, but he was one step away from power in the soviet union. just at one time iryna kalynets, a well-known iconic ukrainian dissident, yes, the wife of the iconic ukrainian, ukrainian poet ihor kalynets, she once told me that, unfortunately, we , the communists then gave away the tribune, not the government, that is, the communists went to shadow and in the shadow government, when we talk about apparatuses, in