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pokulki, i look at the music inside the skin of us. i have been yuri voskresensky for some time now so today we will talk about the book that i wrote about the events of 2020.

hello, on the air, the program, say, do not be silent in the studio , victoria popova and tatyana shcherbina and yuri voskresensky is our guest today . i overthrew lukashenka and recently published a book in moscow in minsk. with such a name, you did not dare to publish in this literary business, the speed of acceptance is very important. decisions are, of course, private moscow publishing house despite the fact that this is the publishing house of the writers' union of russia, of course, it works much faster. i was very quickly edited everything, corrected it, and put it into print with them. eh, hmm, there was just a window for this seal. eh, i didn’t know, but it turns out that everything on the belarusian market is scheduled for the year ahead, there is a special plan. uh, it means for the publication

of publications, therefore, it's just so scandalous. you won't get in. and i wanted this book to be published as soon as possible. bye. first, i did not forget, very important details. and secondly, this is the agenda. it seems to me that after it turns 3 years, and in august it will be 3 years since these significant events of 2020. it seems to me to lose interest altogether, so i was in a hurry to note to our publishers, maybe in such things as political memoirs should be more spread out. planning for a year is a luxury that is unaffordable in today's times, as i think you understand, i 'm sure that if i went somehow you know from the back door, using some connections, yes uh, and not from the front door, then, of course, maybe, uh, due to political expediency. it would have speeded up the whole process, but i've always been used to only going in the front door

only according to the rules of procedure without any exceptions, therefore, according to the procedures. eh, here is a book row, so to speak, for a year regiment. he has already formed this one, therefore, i had to, uh, go to the eastern vector and master the russian market. let's take a look at the cover in your book. you are a chess player yuri well i like to play chess. i don't have any title but i have a rating on the international platform , where about 10 million users register. i have a rating e, around 1200 it's like a beginner beginner of such a weak level, but a grandmaster, but there is no gambit on the board. uh on the board. uh, it's not just a combination, so, uh, it has a lot of smudges with a certain igor tour immediately calculated this potassium. i have a lot

of ironic things in the book, so igor tur immediately defined chess, they did it to an american, too little was there in order to get you out of it sorry, in addition to the fact that igor believed that what else is there in the cover here , the meaning is still here it looks like a gambit. that is , you can sacrifice now, er, the king is shuffled , and you can sacrifice a rook in order to eliminate the threat that the dark pawn will become a queen and so on. it’s purely a draw here, that is, this can also be called a gambit , that is, sacrificing a piece in order to avoid this today in geopolitical terms, but they beat it, well, in geopolitical terms, this is probably more domestic political, uh, the plan more. e, it fits here, because sometimes you have to sacrifice, including e in crisis

situations, your ambitions for the sake of, say, the preservation of the country or the salvation of your supporters. now, if we had our novice politicians, who in the twentieth year suddenly, uh, then called themselves a position and climbed into this political sphere, if they had and possessed these skills, then we would not have to live. eh, these are two and a half difficult ones. e difficult years, i must say that it is very fascinating reading. the book and you are not devoid of literary abilities, it seems to me, the metaphor about the emergency gang pot-bellied kettle, which boiled surprisingly quickly, carried me away, and i read the whole book in one gulp, because i love your humor yuri and, most importantly, i wanted, of course, to get an answer to the question stated on the book's countertitle. why did the kettle boil so quickly, and the attempt to change power in the summer

of 1920 in belarus failed in your answer. it runs like a red thread through the entire book. what is it, huh? well, they sat down with lukashenka, and new non-professionals are really right to play at the same table. and i heard already repeatedly, that the book is read on one breath. and you know. i am very grateful to the readers. eh, despite the fact that different conclusions are each drawn. i am grateful that people appreciate humor. hey, and they pay attention that he is kind when he performs some kind of work or performs with commercials that we are watching, uh, that means , uh, when our fugitives record videos, when they perform with anger, this person does not come in , everything must be done with kindness. with good humor. then people like it. and that is at

the heart of my book. well as far as amateurs, indeed those people who, by the will of fate in the twentieth year. suddenly they wanted to determine our fate, but they are just elementary political amateurs, and i gave examples that, in addition to being amateurs, they are also just dishonorable, petty, grassy vile creatures, one of which you still owe. yes, i brought it. this is an example that some of the money still hangs on me, because i vouched for this person and asked a businessman i know to pay for him the damage he caused to the state. well, these clowns yes, they missed their historical chance, here, citing books, the ceiling of this single headquarters is politically, that from across the country, but they will never take power. i became bored and sad, and i left with a feeling of deep disappointment yuri what is wrong with the fact that

these clowns, fans, actors, housewives, will not take power, why are you upset, uh, i 'm upset that they framed tens of thousands of belarusians who still experience mildly, let's say, certain inconveniences due to the fact that they were believed. b uh what our country faced next very great difficulties, primarily sanctions, which could have been avoided, because by the twentieth year we had excellent relations with europe, e.g., almost all sanctions were lifted and even the americans delivered the first two oil tankers it should be based on multi-vector approach. the table must have four legs, because today with our strategic partner. thank god we're all right. but look what

happens again start separate ministries and departments. uh, so the russian federation is allowed to impose sanctions on some of our enterprises. three legs are best, as the math will tell you. this is a more durable design, but it will all be multi-vector later. at first, you left that babariko, but you didn’t close the door behind you, but sponsored some kind of laser pointers for the protesters, which became the reason for your arrest, that is, the answer to the question of how i overthrew lukashenka can be answered by overthrowing with the help of laser uks, this is true. indeed it is the only episode, uh, that can and should be presented. yes, and i have already fully answered for him. yes, that is , this is, uh, an emotional reaction to that entire flurry

of information to all those pictures that we saw following the events from the ninth to the eleventh of august. e, of course, frantically trying to do something to stop. this is violence, it seemed to be precisely violence. now it appears to be a hover. briefly, and i understand perfectly well that in a similar situation in the same ukraine, if violence were used, legalized violence only uh, a representative of law enforcement agencies in the fourteenth year, they have the right to use it, then there would be no bloody massacre that we are now witnessing, but this consciousness came later, and then the first reaction must be done. we have to protect somehow. even after leaving the headquarters. you are going to continue your individual struggle, so to speak. yes, of course, yes, because , uh, i thought it was more correct , more correct. and only later, when these emotions

began to leave. i realized that, well, we don't perfect.