this level was no longer repeated, the russians became the co-chairs of the ndg andrey sakharov boris yeltsinpoke popov yuri afanasiev and the estonian academician viktor palms the opposition was at the congresses of soviet deputies in a chronic minority, but was nevertheless able to implement almost all of its overall democratic program of abolishing censorship. and freedom. the words were enshrined in the law on the press; the law on exit from the country and entry into it opened the door to the wide world for soviet people; the law on freedom of conscience opened the way to churches and normalized religious life; fundamental decisions were adopted with an assessment of some of the most important events in the history of the country. the congress, as the highest authority in the ussr , recognized that the decision of the soviet leadership on entry of troops into afghanistan in 1979, the quote deserves moral and political condemnation. here it is important to note that it was not the actions of the military who carried out the order that were condemned, but the decision of a narrow group of

you just need to read the transcripts of telephone conversations between then russian president boris yeltsinand former us president bill clinton in order to understand that this is not vladimir putin's problem, this is russia's problem. i want to clearly understand your idea. nato expansion, because now i see nothing in it but humiliation for russia, what do you want to achieve with this, if russia is your partner , people ask about it, and i also ask what you want to achieve with this, we need a new european security structure. they are those old people in central europe who believe in themselves boris they understand that it would hurt you a lot if they suddenly ended up in nato in an instant but they don’t know what will happen with russia if you leave russia has always cared about nato expansion and has always seen it as a threat to russian security and russia has voiced these concerns on numerous occasions but they have been ignored over and over again nato has continued to expand from the very beginning. we see that nato and the us are behaving disrespectfully to the russian laws of se

war and already before the start of the second the struggle for the succession to the throne of boris yeltsinactually conducted only by those nominated to support the oligarch vladimir putin, yevgeny primakov, serhiy stepashyn, all of them from lubyanka or from the ash trees of this residence of the foreign intelligence service of the russian federation. and so, at the beginning of the new decade, the chekists finally fully realize their dream in life, the lieutenant colonel of the state security committee of the soviet union becomes the head of ukraine, where there is no longer any party apparatus, and there are only chekists and bandits, which, in principle, are synonymous here chekists notice what they knew at the beginning of the 90s , that they conquered the country, but not the entire huge part of this country for control, they fought for it, they remain out of their years, chekists as people who knew about money and the mafia but did not know about political laws, did not realize that the only real component that held all the power on the territory of all 15 republics was the communist

and forestry universities university of communications the ural federal university named after boris yeltsins the largest university in the region and the largest university in the country in terms of the number of students urfu is a multidisciplinary educational center. here specialists in the field are trained. sleep technology natural sciences and humanities one of the leading areas of study materials science like a dance hall you want to dance. let's teach you to graduation come in handy, just right. further in the program are new materials and new technologies. not miss on central television. so the macron rides or does not ride. why might the french leader's hesitation over a visit to kiev mean that the west has not really decided what to do next? yes, kiev still has a thousand guns when he asks zelensky or to convince the ukrainian president to sit down at the negotiating table. farewell to the dollar sanctions that were supposed to bring down the russian ruble made it the strongest currency of the year, but why are the russian banks of the russian economy getting rid of foreign curre

boris yeltsin, the first president of democratic russia, abruptly resigned. >> a surprise announcementhat yeltsin is resigning as president, turning over power to his prime minister, vladimir putin. >> it was clear yeltsin had been struggling. >> drinking he's barely being propped up, and physically propped up. he disappears for weeks at a time. he's obviously had heart attacks. >> the sudden handover of power left russia and the world with one overwhelming question -- who is this guy? >> people who predict what type of president he would make of essentially blowing a lot of smoke. >> he could bring russia out of its decline or could be the leader that makes him into an authoritarian regime again. >> he came out of obscurity. i would say it was an accident that he was picked by bores yeltsin to be his successor. >> an accident, because boris yeltsin had already gone through five different prime ministers. >> he had pretty much cycled thus everybody. they had to guarantee that yeltsin would not be prosecuted after his term was over. >> yeltsin needed a get out of jail free card. vladimi

you just need to read the transcripts of telephone conversations between then russian president boris yeltsindent bill clinton to understand that this is not vladimir putin 's problem, this is russia's problem. i want to clearly understand your nato expansion, because now i see nothing in it, except humiliation for russia, what do you want to achieve by this, if your partner's russia is asked about this by people, and i i also ask what you want to achieve by this, we need a new european security structure. they are those old people in central europe who believe in themselves boris they understand that it would hurt you a lot if they suddenly ended up in nato in an instant but they don’t know what will happen with russia if you go russia has always cared about nato expansion and it has always seen it as a threat to russian security and russia has voiced these concerns on numerous occasions but they have been ignored over and over again nato has continued to expand from the very beginning. we see that nato and the us are behaving disrespectfully to the russian laws of security interests, which

boris yeltsin had the famous juna and a whole secret detachment of unique specialists who for a long time remained in the shadows twice helped boris nikolayevich in the most urgent situations. everyone eclipsed. vladimir zhirinovsky and his incredible talent to accurately predict the future of everything that is happening right now before our eyes. he predicted back in the distant in the ninety-first russia. the whole eastern southern ukraine is on the contrary - these are russian lands, therefore, if ever if there is a question about the independence of ukraine, then only within the limits of six western ukrainian regions, the capital will be lviv and in a few months. there will be polish troops. here is such an independence from ukraine, think about it, when zelensky was only 13, and now, by decree of offshore services, polish bannas received a special status of poles in ukraine , they even have the right to hold public office. maidan and they no longer need a war, their task was to start a war against russia, for this they must bomb, donbass and russia will compelled to stand up fo

power in the ussr; this opened the way for the coming to power of the liberal opposition led by boris yeltsin the notorious sixth article of the soviet constitution proclaimed the guiding and guiding force of soviet society, the core of its political system of state and public organizations is the communist party of the soviet union, think about it in soviet society , a leader was imposed indefinitely, who did not change the principle in any elections, one country, one ideology , one leading party with one all-powerful general secretary allowed to keep under total administrative and political control all 15 heterogeneous national republics and many national autonomies. the materials of party congresses and plenums were studied by everyone without fail , a strange pseudo-religious slogan. the glory of the cpsu intrusively decorated the streets of cities and villages the cpsu did not allow any ideological, much less political alternative. she did not allow even doubts in her dogmas and guiding principles and hard coral apostates. by the beginning of 1990, the cpsu entered a state of internal sp

in the book of vladimir shevchenko , the head of the protocol services, mikhail gorbachev and boris yeltsint time and about himself, which more than lies at the highest level with the presidents of our country, the soviet union and russia . the kremlin therefore is. who to talk about? there is something to remember the festival on red square will last another 3 days immerse yourself in reading an excellent plan for the coming weekend is far from him mikhail alterkopov alexander peshkov to lead. as part of the book festival, the ninetieth anniversary of the birth of yevgeny yevtushenko , his famous phrase a poet in russia is more than poets and determined the name of the musical and political program that moscow celebrated his anniversary, the poems of the legendary poet of the sixties sounded on red square performed by the stars of the musical and dramatic scene. you are big russia and lice and in depth, if i don’t spread my arms i won’t hug you, some poetic lines, by this evening were set to music by composers lorak vint the phrase is a poet in russia more than a poet. at the same time it

allegedly , stanislav shushkevich invited boris yeltsin and leonid kravchuk to sign new agreements between of a single state . yeltsin shushkevich, they first of all wanted to protect themselves from gorbachev and kravchuk everywhere stressed that it is necessary to save the soviet union, we found the right agreement, because no one in ukraine although i often called ukraine there, speaking from separatist positions. it was the fruit of inaccurate distorted information, there were no separatist tendencies in ukraine, but already there, having understood what was going on, he began to say that they would not understand him if he did not return to ukraine as a fallow land. and some kind of political economic exercises all the state structures of the ussr an incredible turn events in one day in bialowieza. more than that, the communist kravchuk turned from a supporter. union in apologists for independence, a political somersault or a real goal that he went from the time of his volyn youth to the very last days, kravchuk, in his speeches, always spoke about this, that like, you don’t forget th

at the age of 77, gennady burbulin died with one of the closest associates of boris yeltsin at the beginningburboliz was in baku where he participated in the ninth global baku forum . years, he worked scientific activity. gennady burbuli, a native of pervouralsk, graduated from the faculty of philosophy of the ural state university in 1973 and taught marxist-leninist philosophy of dialectical materialism there for 10 years. at the beginning of perestroika, with the approval of the city committee of the cpsu, the sverdlovsk political club organized a discussion platform; at first, cultural issues were discussed there, but they were gradually replaced by political topics in 1989 . burbulis became a people's deputy, and soon he was already the chairman of the subcommittee of the committee supreme soviet of the ussr on the work of the council of people's deputies. the development of management and self-government soon became close to yeltsin and in the presidential elections of the rsfsr he headed his election headquarters burbules was one of the main actors in the preparation of the belovezhska

when we became independent, maybe there was such a short period during the departure of boris yeltsinssia and a good neighborhood, but in principle, what are we we always knew that uh, russia wants revenge. russia missed the baltic countries when the soviet union collapsed, and russia wants to get them back, and i can only be extremely glad that we managed to take advantage of this short period of time and become members of uh, nato and the european union. because if we did not become, i am sure, the same fate would await us, that ukraine is only worse and faster to the top. will come to the aid of патой статье i'm sure of this, a lot of people are sure, despite the fact that germany and france are stomping around helping ukraine, but we're sure that all of them are already members of nato, first of all, and the united states, germany, and great britain, they would come to us for help, if russia had committed such a large-scale suicide, they are trying to open a new front for 600 km on all three baltic countries. well, i think that it was just a very quick and painful war and a crushi

parliamentary elections in france at the age of 77 gennady burbulis, one of the closest associates of boris yeltsin at the beginning of his presidency, died, as reported, burbulis was in baku where he participated in the ninth in the ninth global baku forum engaged in scientific activities. our broadcast will continue with a special report by alena berezovskaya, dedicated to the establishment of a peaceful life, balakleya hello, how are you? for fishing shop, and how to go to the shop on foot? the car treacherously creaks under the feet of the blown-up bridge into the river, pieces of asphalt crumble. he's kidding, this is our crossing of the alps only the locals have to climb this way every day to survive. this is probably. and now we’re going down from the bridge, of course, this adventure is enough, but for me, it’s probably interesting, but if you live like this every day, then it’s probably very difficult, so we really hope that the local authorities will work together with state authorities. how can rather solves this problem with a bridge, we drive into balakliya, a city in the kharkiv regio

vladimir shevchenko led the protocol service of mikhail gorbachev and boris yeltsin since 2000, for 11iser to vladimir putin in his book about time and about himself , reflections on the most important events at the turn of two centuries 20 and 21 and the days of today's great country. we live in russia and you cannot compare life in russia with life in the soviet union, an analysis that we then conducted after all that happened, you understood that at times. we did everything, but we were not very appreciated, and in the end we had to take care of ourselves, take care of our country, take care of our own republics, our regions with all those people who have lived in russia for centuries. global history too fidel castro french nikolai chusescu helmut kohl every name on these pages is an important milestone. and they need to be known in order to understand the origins of what is happening today. events covers such a variety. cities of state physiots alone, vladimir nikolaevich had to organize more than a hundred historical facts, but also the most important thing. people of the whole re

vladimir shevchenko led the protocol service of mikhail gorbachev and boris yeltsin since 2000, for 11o vladimir putin in his book about time and about himself , reflections on the most important events at the turn of two centuries 20 and 21 and the days of today's great country. we live in russia and it is impossible to compare life in russia with life in the soviet union, the analysis that we then carried out after everything that happened. we understood that at times. everything, but we were not very appreciated and in the end we had to take care of ourselves to take care of your country with your own republics, your regions with all those people who have lived in russia for centuries, this book of a man whose life is intertwined with the history of the country, yes, from global history, too, fidel castro, french nicolai chushescu, helmut kohl, every name on these pages is an important milestone. and you need to know them in order to understand the origins of the events taking place today, this book quantizes such a variety of countries. eh, he had to organize more than a hundred ci

there was such a short period in boris yeltsin's departure, where could we believe in such a miraclecratic russia and a good neighborhood, but in principle, i think we always know that russia wants revenge, russia missed the baltic countries when the soviet union collapsed, and russia wants them on the other hand, i can only be extremely proud that we managed to take advantage of this short period of time and become members of nato and the european union. because if we had not become, i am sure we would have had the same fate as ukraine only even worse and faster to the top and now we understand the threat, and we are calm, we are ready. just like the people , so are our troops. we are sure that nato will come to the rescue according to the fifth article. i am sure of this . many people are not sure. despite the fact that germany and france are treading around helping ukraine, but we are confident that they are already members of nato , first of all, the united states, germany and great britain, they would come to our aid if russia were to commit such a large-scale suicide , they are

supported boris yeltsin introduced him to yegor gaidar recommended that young economists from his groupe included in the new government. in the ninety-first burbules , together with yeltsin, signed the belavezha agreement, which officially recorded the collapse of the soviet union under yeltsin, the politician held various positions after his resignation from the post of secretary of state. he worked. as a first. deputy prime minister, then led a group of presidential advisers. in 1993, he left the government. twice elected to the state duma in the two thousandth politician held the post vice-governor of the novgorod region and represented or the region in the federation council in 2010, gennady bu rbuli was engaged in scientific, pedagogical and social activities. today, an admission company is starting in russian universities. the number of state-funded places this year has grown to almost 600,000 . priority was given to engineering specialties. according to deputy prime minister dmitry chernyshenko. this will ensure the fastest possible import substitution. the second place in terms

after russia emerges from the economic vacuum, will become a real state under the leadership of boris yeltsine commonwealth of independent states of russians they say that they live in the cis, you and i here in ukraine say that we live in ukraine russians live in the cis by the way, a large part of our compatriots with you, especially in the eastern and southern regions of ukraine, also repeats after them that they live in the cis because they live in the world of russian television it turns out that president leonid kravchuk is not ready to use the cis as a tool for the creation of this new union state under the leadership, but instead perceives the cis precisely as a tool for the separation of russia's preparation for the fight against ukraine it begins when it becomes absolutely obvious that ukraine is preparing to introduce its own currency, that it wants to have its own armed forces, the year 1994 brings victory to leonid, a candidate with pro-russian slogans and attitudes from whom it is expected that the commonwealth of independent states will eventually become a union state, a union

refused to leave sevastopol, this continued until 1995, the then president - leonid kuchma and boris yeltsino divide the fleet 18% of the ships went to the ukrainian navy 82% of the ships to the black sea fleet of the russian federation the stay of the russian fleet on the territory of ukraine was limited to 2017. but in 2010, the fugitive president viktor yanukovych surrendered the ship base for another 25 years until 2042, a series of thousands of opposition rallies took place, but the so-called kharkiv agreements nevertheless ratified in the verkhovna rada with the support of the coalition of the party of regions of the communist party and the lytvyn bloc, well- respected people's deputies, the napkins were sworn in here in 2014, after the annexation of crimea, russia began active rearmament of the black sea fleet of the aggressor, they began to send modern equipment to the peninsula and qualitatively increase the potential both the coastal forces and the surface submarine fleet, before the start of a full-scale invasion, russia threw large amphibious ships into the black sea, planning to

the former secretary of state with the rsfsr gennady burbulis, he was the closest associate of boris yeltsinis the first presidential term was one of the main actors in the preparation of the belavezha agreement, which formalized the collapse of the soviet union and a participant in its signing by the rsfsr from the ninety- third to the ninety-ninth year, gennady burbulis was a state duma deputy and also worked as vice-governor of the novgorod region. macron 's supporters have lost an absolute majority in the french parliament, the election results have already been called a triumph of the left the presidential bloc was sensational and the result of the party, marin-lepin in the new parliament. its national association will receive 10 times more seats than in the previous one more anastasia popova political earthquake tsunami shock, with such headlines in french newspapers today the president loses his absolute majority. although he gets more seats than his rivals in this situation. in recent history, the fifth republic will not be remembered for its ardor, never in the history of the fifth

to appoint you as the chairman of the state opinion tomorrow, of course , if we remember, even boris yeltsinat's a daughter yeltsin, tatiana dyachenko, he appointed hotkem there. well, at least someone, at least for some position, then it turned out that this was not all there, but nevertheless, and putin did not even ask, these people did not live in russia for most of their lives, it is not clear what they are children were born, he had a son. there would be another story, but the importance of being able to accept does not grow . that there is nothing feminine, eh, the truth. yes, in russia, such a thing is possible. that is, if it is a woman who tells everyone, tereshkov, who is nothing feminine , she is also possible. now, because there are so many questions about the determination of the father himself, uh, it's already the war, but it's still not there, and what to do with the boy for re-schooling. they recently graduated, i don't remember how old he is there i have so much and of course he doesn’t have a single chance. we understand everything. let’s talk about how long the war will

by the way, back in 1996, they spoke in support of boris yeltsin at the eyes of his campaign vote ornd then they cooperated with roskosmos, they spoke in sevastopol in the crimea there in 2016 year was their big concert. and here is vladimir kiselyov , whose now we see it is the organizer of a different composition, which i understand is less prestigious because they are not invited to such large events, but less so, this vladimir kiselyov, he was the administrator as they say now, the manager is the earth well, he played the drums, he was such a great musician, and first of all, he had many different criminal cases that were opened and closed, he was accused more than once of plagiarism and of some kind of trouble a a on music, on the organization of some concerts and he is the owner of holding a, which is called russian media group, and in particular, through this media group, he influences various aspects related to culture, earns money, creates various charity concerts there, where money is made, and he e also bribes. i don’t know the various awards there, for example, the golden

government, the grounds for this had already been created in the constitution, which was adopted by boris yeltsin which was obviously supported by the west immediately after the shelling of the russian parliament and the arrest of opposition leaders the opposition in russia was communist and nationalist from this point of view yeltsin really looked his best hope for russian democracy but how it was done really created the basis for a new russian state which would be as authoritarian as most governments and regimes in russia and doesn't me this does not mean that russia or any other country is really doomed by history to be an authoritarian if democratic or have any another form of government but the lesson we have learned is that change in such transformations does not happen overnight it is a process it is a long process and this is a lesson of the 1990s which you should remember today especially given that we are increasingly talking about the future of russia about russia without putin and now that we are talking it is important not to fall into the same trap of the 90s in the same problems th

shevchenko, a unique legendary person, the head of the protocol service for mikhail gorbachev and boris yeltsinfor 11 years, an adviser to vladimir putin, his memoirs of time and about himself, in fact, an attempt to comprehend the key events at the junction of two centuries 20 and 21 and of course today. we live in russia and you can’t compare life in russia with life in the soviet union, the analysis that we then conducted after everything that happened we understood that at times we did everything, but we were not very appreciated and in the end we had to take care of ourselves take care of our country take care of our own republics by their regions with all those people who have lived in russia for centuries. the presentation of the book by vladimir shevchenko is, of course, the key event of the first day of the book festival, the program of which is extremely rich in 13 scenic sites 60 regions 400, publishing houses 50 500. forgive the events. and, of course, hundreds of thousands of books. let me remind you that the book festival is being held for the eighth time and its opening this year

vladimir shevchenko led the protocol service of mikhail gorbachev and boris yeltsin with 2000 for 11ears was an adviser to vladimir putin in his book about time and about himself, reflections on the most important events at the turn of the two centuries 20 and 21 and the days of today's great country. we live in russia and it is impossible to compare life in russia with life in the soviet union, the analysis that we then carried out after everything that happened. we understood that at times. that's all, but we were not very appreciated and in the end we had to take care of ourselves, take care of our country, take care of our own republics, our regions with all those people who live in russia for centuries, this book is a man whose life is intertwined with the history of the country, yes, from global history, too, fidel castro is a french ram. nikolay chusescu helmut kohl every name on these pages is an important milestone. and they need to be known in order to understand the origins of the event taking place today to quantize such a variety of country cities. from them, only the st

worked and reaped the fruits of another with moldovan public opinion , the regime of the time of boris yeltsinnd not vladimir putin. so what it could be a completely different story . we don't know what the regime will be like after putin and what he will work with here, but it will be democratic, they hope in me. emmanuel macron is constantly talking about what needs to be helped putin will save the face of ukrainian public opinion with the russian democratic regime , so many of our compatriots will want to work that we can enter the european union by russian will and then wonder what we are doing there and why we were under the authoritarian russian regime , this is also absolutely real for ukraine, one of the moldovan deputies my colleague of nitrogen, when he commented on receiving the status of a candidate, he quite rightly noted that we will become members of the european union if before that time will not capture us, russia ukraine - this also applies and by the way i reminded that in 2001, when the moldovans voted for the communists for the communist party for the communist president,

he supported boris yeltsin, introduced him to yegor gaidar and recommended including young economistsrom his group in the new government. in the ninety-first , burbulis, together with yeltsin, signed the belovezhskaya agreement, which officially recorded the collapse of the soviet union under yeltsin, the politician has held various government positions in the state duma of sofia since 2010. gennady burbules was engaged in scientific, pedagogical and social activities. telegram messenger led subscription now users for 450 rubles. in a month they will get access to additional functions, they have already been studied by the leading business news. marina pimenova marina well, it's worth connecting the temptation is great, if only because the messenger has found control over those who like to record voice messages. now the telegram messenger will have premium users. he announced that he was introducing a paid subscription, all current functions remain free, but for 449 rubles. there will be additional opportunities every month. for example, if normal users can upload to a telegram file u

because they believed that the monarch is already anointed god, are there anointed putin boris mykolayovych yeltsinamovich berezovsky anatoliy borisovych chubachte whose state security committee of the soviet union does it work does it matter it is a usurper of course who simply rules a country that has long been in the grip of criminal clans that is the story by the way relying on ideas the nazis don't think so. well, you know any person maria who gets on this throne. she is in a state of psychological compensation. i once talked to the adviser of one of a high-ranking russian manager, who was also unemployed before his appointment, and then he became a figure there, the number does not matter 2 3 4 and i say to him but how do you imagine how your boss, when he leaves the office, sits down in his huge a car with a motorcade, with traffic lights turned off and cars stopped, he goes to a state dacha or not a state dacha or was it bought with corrupt money, a huge dacha on the rublovsk highway, what does he think of himself oh, i'm such a nobody i can't do anything at all nothing i don't know, and i

last hour news gennady burbulis, one of boris yeltsin's closest associates at the beginning of his presidency year of life. boer have held positions secretary of state and first deputy prime minister of russia, he was one of the main actors in the preparation of the belavezha agreement, which formalized the collapse of the soviet union and signed it from the eresosfsr together with yeltsin. it was believed that it was burbulis who predicted yeltsin in the urgency of reform and recommended directly to the performers of yegor gaidar's team by the ninety-third burbulis influence on yeltsin subsequently weakened, he was a deputy of the state duma, deputy governor, novgorod region, and in 2001 became a senator after 6 years he resigned, but for another 3 years he remained an adviser to the chairman of the federation council in recent years he was engaged in scientific activities and acted as an expert. in france, the second round of parliamentary elections is underway, the leaders of the largest political parties and voted a few hours ago the main intrigue. will the bloc of the president of france

he was the closest associate of boris yeltsin during his first presidential term. to the ninety-ninthand now capital region news cloudy rainy weather came to the capital in the coming days, according to weather forecasts, half the monthly rainfall will fall. in addition, it will be quite cool. if today in moscow + 24 °, then by wednesday the thermometer will drop to sixteen degrees, but then the air temperature will begin to rise again. yes, already the moscow region in the rear there are cyclones going to the north east and therefore the winds of the air mass move from the north west the weather will be cloudy. in cloudy weather , the surface layer remains warm at night air that accumulates at the back, therefore , the average daily temperatures will be near zero. according to weather forecasts , the weather in the capital will return to the climatic norm by the weekend. in moscow, a presentation was held dedicated to the opening of an innovative it-project in air transport, a unique project was presented that will allow companies and representatives of travel companies to automate t

allegedly, stanislav shushkevich invited boris yeltsin and leonid kravchuk to sign new agreements betweenhe republics as part of a single state. kravchuk yeltsina shushkevich initially, when they got together, they first of all wanted to protect themselves from gorbachev, and kravchuk emphasized everywhere that it was necessary to preserve the soviet union, we found the right agreement, because no one was in ukraine. although i often called ukraine there, speaking from separatist positions. it was the fruit of inaccurate distorted information, there were no separatist tendencies in ukraine, but already there, having understood why things were going on, he began to say that they would not understand him if he did not return to ukraine as a fallow land. both political and economic some. state structures of the ussr an incredible turn of events in one day in belovezhskaya pushcha, the communist kravchuk turned from a supporter of the union into an apologist for independence, a political kurbit or a real goal, which he went from the time of his volyn youth to the very last days, kravchuk and

he do great that that's a very important point that the way in which russia boris yeltsin's russia in the 1990s, of course before putin comes to power the way in which it managed some of its internal problems, especially the whole issue of chechnya, which is politically a part of russia, but it was a threatened to be a separatist territory and it was suppressed very brutally. i think that a lot of countries in central and eastern europe looked at that and said, well this makes the whole issue of joining nato all the more important. so yes, boriskelson's russia did quite a bit to advance the urgency of expanding the nato alliance so much focus on putin the 1990s are very important decade in this story on the road to war but you know when it comes to the nato question and whether nato should pack up its bags and go home because the warsaw pact had disolved or should expand slowly and selectively or basically put the pedal to the metal as what happened in 08 with george bush and the bucharest conference. will follow it after that all those questions. they weren't decided in 1989 before w

sweden into the north atlantic alliance, purely, and from the point of view of strategic planning, boris yeltsinsuch vivid statements, after which we sometimes felt either funny or ashamed, and as for the military unit, most often he showed incompetence, because he did not remove these warheads. this is a hard-to-find, little -realizable business, not even to reset flight missions. even if you reset them, what will be the order mechanism then. uh, zero checks on this. well, what can we say? our potential partners are there. uh, they will visit our strategic missile submarines. there with some instruments and check the filmed flight missions or not? but if you go back to more serious things, er, that is, the forms of use of the armed forces is the system of strategic actions of the armed forces. why do the french and germans want, or rather, to keep this agreement signed by yeltsin ? as for the system of strategic actions of the armed forces, there are also actions, for example, on the continental part, strategic and in ocean theaters, and there are some strategic operations are one of them, for

quote, clinton invited several east european countries to the borders of russia to join nato, boris yeltsin was then president, was very close to clinton. clinton had intervened to have him elected in 1996. yeltsin bitterly objected to this, so did gorbachev, so did every russian leader. us statesman george cannon, former ambassador to russia under reagan leading russia specialist under the government, numerous others, henry kissinger, numerous others pointed out to washington they are making a terrible mistake. i should say that includes the current cia director william burns and former cia director stanfield turner, william perry, secretary of defense under clinton was so outraged by this he practically resigned in protest. 50 specialists in russia wrote a warning letter to clinton saying this is extremely dangerous. we should not be doing it. you are calling on russia to become militant and aggressive instead of accommodating in a common european home. clinton went ahead. george w. bush who came later toward to shreds, 2008, invited ukraine to join, was vetoed by germany and france but i

people's deputies of the ussr, and by the ninetieth year he became close to his fellow countryman boris yeltsinbecoming for a short time one of the very, most influential people in russia, this personally gennady burbulets wrote a document for a conspiratorial meeting of leaders russia, ukraine and belarus and yeltsin kravchuk and shushkevich in the town of visku. belovezhskaya pushcha in early december of the ninety- first year, and then the ussr was still alive and gorbachev was the president of the ussr, so this is exactly the boerboel formulated the deadly phrase the union of the ussr as a subject of international law and geopolitical reality ceases to exist. yeltsin kravchuk shushkevich signed the signature of the burburis himself is also under this fatal document, because then he was actually the second person in the country. yeltsin combined the posts of the president of russia and the prime minister, and the burbules was the first vice-premier and in this status represented the government of russia from each country two signatures with involvement to collapse. ussr burburets were proud

well, boris yeltsin was then president. he was very close to clinton. clinton intervened to have him elected in 1996. yeltsin bitterly objected to this, so did gorbachev, so did every russian leader. u.s. statesmen, george kennon, jack matlock, and former ambassador to russia under reagan leading russia specialist in the government, numerous of henry kissinger, numerous of others, pointed out to washington they're making a terrible mistake. i should say that includes the current cia director, william burns, and former cia director standfield attorney. the -- he practically resigned in protest. 50 specialists in russia wrote a warning letter to clinton saying this is extremely dangerous you should not be doing it. they're having russia become militant and aggressive rather than a common european home. clinton went ahead. george w. bush tore it so shred. 2008 he asked ukraine to vote, but vetoed by two. >> and the diplomates, russian specialists and so on, understood perfectly that for russia there are some definite red lines that no russian leader will t

after the order of boris yeltsin, the law came into force. n foreign cars did not last long responses in the hearts of officials. i didn’t find the law, and boris nikolayevich himself never exchanged mercedes for gas products, after 2 years he canceled his own decree. whether the transition to a russian product is being served right now is an open question, but the kremlin has not ruled it out. i am ready for anything for civil servants, and every year an employee of ours is ready for anything anton herman to accept something participation in the meeting with the president, if he deems it appropriate, he will raise this issue. in the meantime, motorists are actively discussing prices for the new anti-crisis lada grant, and according to the latest dealer price lists, an anti-crisis for a sedan in the minimum configuration will cost 675,000,900. rubles varvara nevskaya 200 sports team kamaz-master today announced the composition of the team for the silk road rally raid, which will take place from july 6 to 16, it included four crews dmitry sotni

back there on may 25, 1997, in the founding act signed by bill clinton and boris yeltsin at the elysee the territory of countries claiming membership in the coming years. this is an obligation, the purpose of which was to break the kremlin's resistance to nato expansion since then, constantly pursued poland romania from the baltic countries however, all indications are that it came. i understand the end. please note that this has not been discussed for a long time. no, what kind of territory, what kind of general vocabulary? note. yes, the first uh, the first paragraph, so to speak, that a of the alliance would know that it would not deploy nuclear weapons significant blah blah blah means, and this means that it was constantly pursued, you know poland romania, here, well, the truth is pursued. well, what kind of discomfort is some kind of internal, yes, yes and external. well, how can you not host nuclear weapons, how can you, so to speak, deploy significant forces today , you think about what was said here. yes, and pursued all these years, these all these countries are terrible for t

state national research university 215,000 us dollars ural federal university named after boris nikolayevich yeltsin00 dollars irkutsk state university 318,000 dollars and so on federal educational institution scattered throughout the country that participate in the programs of this npu fund. please, examples of the color revolutions of 2003 to 2018 in georgia, ukraine, kyrgyzstan and armenia showed that ngos are non-governmental organizations that are an effective mechanism for organizing coup d'état by american presidents, please yeltsin center with the infamous historical cartoon oath to the american flag and my day at 6.7 years. eh, it started like this. i still. i'm 36. i remember these words we swore an oath to the american flag dawn, supposedly independent media soros buying scientific papers for $100. a piece, and many of my acquaintances endlessly scribbled them one after another, filled out questionnaires, drearily waiting for them to be favored by suarez. the most terrible impression of those years was a meeting with a colleague, doctor of science in a scientific library. he specifically

year perm state national research university $ 215,000 ural federal university named after boris nikolaevich yeltsin $193,000 irkutsk state university $318,000 and so on kazan kuban nizhny novgorod petrozavodsk saratov siberian federal university of tverskoy tomsk higher school of economics 495, among other things, thousand dollars in samara tyumen ulyanovsk southern federal and yaroslavl is a federal educational institution scattered throughout the country that participate in the programs of this ngo foundation please examples of the color revolutions of 2003 to 2018 in georgia on ukraine in kyrgyzstan and armenia showed that ngos are non-governmental organizations are an effective mechanism for organizing coup d'état by american presidents, please yeltsin center with the infamous historical cartoon oath to the american flag and my day at 6.7 years old. eh, it started like this. i still. i'm 36. i remember these words. we swore an oath to the american flag dawn, allegedly independent media buying scientific papers by soros for 100 dollars. a piece, and many of my acquaintances endlessly scribbled t

state national research university 215,000 us dollars ural federal university named after boris nikolaevich yeltsin00 dollars irkutsk state grandfather 318,000 dollars and so on kazan kuban nizhny novgorod petrozavodsk saratov siberian federal university tver tomsk higher school of economics 495, among other things, thousand dollars in samara tyumen ulyanovsk southern federal yaroslavl this is a federal educational institution scattered throughout the country that participate in the programs of this fund. ngos please, examples of the color revolutions of 2003 to 2018 in georgia in ukraine in kyrgyzstan and armenia showed that ngos are non-governmental organizations that are an effective mechanism for organizing coup d'état by american presidents, please yeltsin center with a shameful historical cartoon oath to the american flag and my day at age six and seven began like this. i still. i'm 36 i remember these words we swore an oath to the american flag dawn, allegedly independent media buying soros nau. works for 100 dollars apiece, and many of my acquaintances endlessly scribbled them one after ano