in the presence of communists from the supreme ukrainian and convinced gorbachev to allow , moreover's movement of ukraine for perestroika, it was called not called for independence. that's when they decided , since gorbachev was there, they said, well, don't touch these national artists, poets , writers, whom they already approached dissidents who were then released from the camps , and this is exactly what started this process . began to fight against the monopoly, all this was done by gorbachev and we have to thank him. i believe that everyone has the balts and the ukrainians and moldovans are countries that took advantage to a greater extent than the balts as wiki less than georgians, moldovans, ukrainians, but they still look in the other direction of democracy, there are countries that did not take advantage of it, and belarus there or some central asian republics did not take advantage of it either, but gorbachev is undoubtedly a great peacemaker, despite the fact that baku was also and will come to baku, i am personally a smuggler transported the films then still in films . i

at the same time, gorbachev knew all the consequences of the planned reforms.sure you two groups of economists. they gave him an accurate assessment of the consequences of radical changes according to the calculations of the group of economists eremenko, it turned out that during the transition to a market economy in the next 2 years , out of 140 million people employed in the economy, 40 million people will become unemployed, according to the calculations of the gaidar group, the number of unemployed was estimated at 41 million according to the calculations of the eremenko group, the increase in retail prices in the year of liberalization was estimated at 26-28 times by the gaidar group 24-26 times in reality, prices increased by 24 and a half times. the main blow to the economy was the destruction of the two-circuit monetary model; between enterprises, and cash for settlements with the population, a. nothing non-cash money was possible. gorbachev broke this dam , the whole creation of centers for scientific and technical creativity of youth began, their main

to gorbachev and gorbachev what impudent, and why well wrote a letter to gorbachev, and gorbachev answeredgor what are you, sleeping, or something, and let's catch up with vasilyevich, where will he go? and we meet you here on purpose, just in case, who knows the roads, we have roads, right? and in that car, yegorovich, we sat at the same desk at school with a good man. is it your own car or a goat? your personal car asks or at the service we got acquaintances jeanne up the stairs? she is american. hello she just can't understand, how is it an american, well, russian explained , explained, doesn't understand, i don't understand. convenience with water delivered but met delivered. additives that i say supplements supplements, when i was a little boy my grandmother also asked for supplements, then i forgot the word. and now you filled it for me, these are butterflies then butterflies oh no. no, it's a lot. supplements gena get up. getting up, get up oh, do you hear, let's say again where did the american run? this is health, a man will not find a cigarette and will find a game of talking in

to gorbachev and gorbachev what a heat, and why well, he wrote a letter to gorbachev, and gorbachev answeredare you, sleeping, or what? please and we meet you specially here, just in case, who knows the roads, we have roads, right? at school, we sat at the same desk with a good man. the machine asks your personal questions or at the service we got acquaintances jeanne upstairs to me. she is american no. hello she just can't understand, how is it an american, well, russian explained , explained, doesn't understand, i don't understand. delivered but met delivered disposed. supplements what i say, supplements supplements when i was a little boy, my grandmother also asked for extras, then i forgot the word. and now you filled it for me, these are butterflies then butterflies oh no. no, it's a lot. i don't eat that much. supplements gena get up. get up, get up, hear, come on. i say again i ran for health, you won’t find a man to smoke and i’ll find a game of talking , i’m building a chicken. fine. what room do you live in? i 'll be neighbors on the eleventh. mercedes malysheva malysheva shame on

mikhail gorbachev took the oath as the first president of the ussr, the first, and as it turned out,ast gorbachev was not elected by popular vote, but the deputy time required everything to be done quickly, and the republics had already begun to separate from the union and it was clear that some of them would simply refuse to hold union elections president. at the congress, in addition to gorbachev, two more candidates were nominated chairman of the council of ministers nikolai ryzhkov and then minister of the interior vadim bakate, but they both recused themselves and the elections became in fact a vote for or against gorbachev 73% of the 2,000 deputies voted in favor in december of the next ninety-first year. after the conclusion of the belovezhskaya accords, the post of president of the ussr was liquidated along with the soviet union itself. that was the day in history. you are the main thing, according to the ecology in the country, more than 50% of your garbage is packaging. i was scared the governor insisted, then i should to come to siberia especially but managed to prevent a

, the last gorbachev was not elected by popular vote, but the deputy time required everything to be done quickly, and the republics had already begun to separate from the union and it was clear that in some of them will simply refuse to hold elections for a union president. at the congress, in addition to gorbachev, two more candidates were nominated, chairman of the council of ministers nikolai ryzhkov and at that time minister of the interior vadim bakate, but they both recoiled and the elections became in fact a vote for or against gorbachev 73% of the 2,000 deputies voted in favor in december of the following ninety-first year. after the conclusion of the belovezhskaya accords, the post of president of the ussr was liquidated along with the soviet union itself. that was the day in history. 23 is the year of fantastic inflation, when the mark is gold, it was already worth billions.

mikhail gorbachev also came to power.nd this is a huge difference between korobochov putin, although he remained a communist for a long time, perhaps until 1989 - 1990, but at least he was ready to talk. he wanted a discharge, even though he wanted. well implementation of perestroika, realignment of property, and so on, and in some way what putin is going to do. just the opposite, he is strengthening the situation with the fascist regime and so on. then there are some other components and other factors. well , of course, as you understand, i am combining the afghan war with the ukrainian war well, to a certain extent - this is an important comparison, but let's not forget that the soviet union was in afghanistan for only 9 or 10 years, and during all this time, only 13-14 thousand soviet soldiers died in ukraine, on the contrary, every month an average of 13-14 thousand russian soldiers, so the ukrainian war is much more critical, it affects the system much more and is much more prone to the fact that it can lead to the c

couple mchale and raisa gorbachev. join me in a round of applause for nancy reagan. okay, once in water. thank you. well, here we are carl. austin a few friends i was thinking something that nobody i know has as ever asked you at least i've never seen it written or published anywhere or were on television. your mother was a very strong democrat and your father a republican. yes. well, yes, my mother was a very strong democrat. my father really wasn't too interested in politics, but lent lean more to republicans when you were younger. what were your politics or was it something that even interested? you didn't know one thing about it. not a thing and when we got married, i didn't know anything about it. everything i learned. i learned during our courtship and and after we were married obviously, so were you were you first were you a democrat when you i was nothing? i don't say that with pride because that was wrong and i you know. but young people in those days weren't as involved politically and and you should be but truth it was i wasn't. well if your husband had no

gorbachev, lawyer , international lawyer. i could be wrong , please correct me, because i am not a lawyer, i am not a lawyer, and i do not know anything about jurisprudence , but what i see is that the dictator appears first, then the court appears, not vice versa for to me, this suggests that there will be some other court, it will not be nuremberg, it will not be the hague, it will be something third, that is, a third dictator has appeared in the world, who would now scare everyone, and for this we need special laws, special rules, special procedures, in short, a lot something special and a special place, it may not necessarily be where the former dictators were, they fell like miloševy, or how much did hitler shoot, and so on , something like that in central africa are it just african dictators or am i right or is there logic in my words, so definitely at the moment a special international tribunal should be created because at the moment there is no possibility of bringing to justice the top leadership of the russian feder

such a figure mikhail gorbachev, he was a progressive, he was ready for any new politicians, but whenpresident was against gorbachev ronald reagan absolutely hardcore anti-soviet conservative and how we were able to invite ronald reagan to negotiations with gorbachev in june 1982, a million americans gathered in new york's central park to demonstrate against the build-up, but gun control for gun control. that is, it was a common expression of thought that we need to stop this stupid trajectory, which can only lead to the global mutual destruction of our countries. it liberated the government it gave gave government opportunity is good. we can again talk about b-restrictions from negotiations. i understand, can you tell? yes , i am a naive person, people came out there and protested. well, you know, history sometimes repeats itself, and sometimes. it's repetitive in a good way, you ask, what can we do? we all i think this is very important. this is our internal imperative. we americans must once again bet on control rather than arms. we know that the cis treaty has not yet ended; it is

it was then that the head of the soviet state , mikhail gorbachev, belonged to the number of moderateestroika, surrendered to pressure who advocated radical change. among them were boris yeltsin, gavriil popov and andrei sakharov for the presidency the soviet union lasted 1.5 years and was abolished in december 1991, with the demise of the union itself , gorbachev remained the first and only president of the ussr, this was the day in history. let's introduce you to the rank of alexander yatsenko now i was able to save only the soviet people fish others. not here, yevgeny tkachuk and lucky i definitely don't know how. i will be with you until the end of my life fedor dobronravov will calculate everything, calculate it on the shelves, sort it out four moves ahead, sergey makovetsky sees his comrades for the campaign to get ahead of me, comrade goat, konstantininsky never lost, no way. the russian anti-aircraft systems bukkha are operating in the coaltar area, they do not help the advancement of the assault brigades in our marines to the actions of the fighters on the front line , a war

attended by hundreds of thousands of people it was then that the head of the soviet state, mikhail gorbachev , belonged to the number of moderate supporters . perestroika, surrendered to pressure who advocated radical change. among them were boris yeltsin, gavriil popov and andrei sakharov for the presidency of the soviet union lasted 1.5 years and was abolished in december 1991 with the demise of the union itself, gorbachev remained the first and only president of the ussr , this day in history was like that. hello , you are watching the program of the parliamentary hour , let's sum up the results of the week. ready for victories, well done where and how world sports stars are born, whose merit in the success of russia head coach vyacheslav volodin arrived at the irina viner gymnastics palace soon the report of the government ministers. let's go to the committees , it was decided twice as much will work and to support people, people who protect us at the forefront should know what problems were solved during the regional week in the review of the seas of burkova, we begin to remember what i

gorbachev remained the first and only president of the ussr, this was the day in history.used to watching videos, we install , we open, we watch russian channels of cinema and cartoons, educational programs and documentaries.

as soon as possible, you can use modular buildings, according to the educational ombudsman serhiy gorbachev, according to the cost of materials and construction , they are approximately they are the same as ordinary schools , but if a school is usually built for a year, this is the best case scenario, then such a building can be assembled with a designer somewhere in 2-3 weeks in ukraine there are already similar structures although there are not many of them, serhiy gorbachev says, according to him, a correctly erected modular structure can be operated for up to 30 years we must stop, we are defending our own. we ukrainians know very well what we are fighting for, we do not just dream of victory, but we bring them closer every day, we expel the invaders from our native land, we fight the internal enemy, we detain the traitors who we called for the peace of russia so that the occupiers pay in full for every crime and always remember us the cartridges ran out again, the first battle was accepted, there was a pistol for two, and several hunter doctors were brought to us with rifles, later we

the turning point came when a new leader, mikhail gorbachev, came to power in the ussr in mid-1980, andith him a new era. perestroika perestroika meant restructuring towards liberalization. but within the ussr, the weakening of the kremlin's control had other consequences. in 1989 , a nationalist political party was founded in ukraine. organization of the people's hands or the people's movement of you and all of us with the significant event of the creation of our movement. the native movement advocated the independence of ukraine from the ussr and became the starting point for many leaders of ukrainian neo-nazism in 1991, one of the leaders founded the freedom of a radical nationalist party openly professing the good old vander princes, they prepared and fought against muscovites and other evil spirits who wanted to take our ukrainian state to clear ukraine of jews and russians ukraine for ukrainians and so further. in 2012, his statement earned him fifth place in the top 10 mites of the world according to the zion center. dmytro yarosh got to know another far-right organization, the t

nato by the expansion of nato, which began contrary to the promises that their time was given to gorbacheve nineties . first, there was a wave of expansion in central europe, then at the beginning of the 2000s, several more countries, including the baltic states, romania, slovakia, slovenia , also joined nato, by and large , this conflict provoked the us desire to expand nato to include ukraine. personally , i think that this became a red line for russia oh, this war would not have started if ukraine had decided to remain neutral, as it was under president yanukovych, but the united states participated in the overthrow of yanukovych to a new ukrainian government came to power, and it has already begun to actively promote the line of joining nato. so at a fundamental level, i believe that it was because of this that the proxy war between the united states and russia began , which is being waged on the territory of ukraine why the united states personally, it seems to me that was this the position of the us neo-conservatives? in the ninety-seventh year, that who controls ukraine, in fact, co

general secretary of the central committee of the cpsu comrade mikhail sergeevich gorbachev met withsentatives of the olympic committee and journalists, he expressed the hope that soviet athletes would perform with dignity at the 1988 winter and summer olympic games, comrade gorbachev asked the coaches about the preparations and wished brilliant victories to our athletes. i am sure that the banner of soviet sports is in safe hands, said mikhail sergeevich so, comrades, as you can see, the leadership of the country expects such victories from so many, and we, of course, will not let you down. let's start with good news victor maxim tkachenko has been appointed coach of the ussr youth national team congratulations. now the list of applicants in calgary is presented by senior coach grushin alexander alekseevich undoubtedly everyone is worthy and if it were my will, i would take everyone. but the rules are right. so the main contender by the way, in italy, your victories are still being discussed in all the cassettes, even your nickname. comrade athletes rely on you , the country will no

well, what did kornilov dig up about him, and gorbachev's osipovich emigrated to the united states ashild , he was educated in new york, so we still have his father died, closed and gorbachev returned to sablinsk. that, of course, this is important, we will immediately enter into contact with him. where will he go? consider what is already working for us. fine. here it is. this is what we need only competently. hurry up if anything, immediately fall opportunities run the noose, got it? why are you scaring my client is already at least two. forewarned is forearmed. ready for everyone, let 's start. the object in the car of whom does it start moving? reception? keep watching the correction. accepted by minibus. there is a confirmation reception i think we can start. i don't see anyone. year reception tail behind you. oh, i don’t like this whole story, i don’t like it, our today’s heroine tried several times to find happiness in a relationship. and at nothing happened to her, there was intimacy. i got pregnant at that moment. i was in the ninth grade. clearly, in order to raise a child.

well, let's talk vulgarity, but gorbachev's guarantees were given that nato would not expand.s is vulgarity? okay, no. let's make it up understood the archives, it turned out that it was baker who was talking about it. ah, and the archives were raised, it turns out that they talked about it since i read, probably, the memoirs of the dry tree translators, who said that these are the two americans themselves said, yes, what are we here? well, michael michael dabychev said, i didn’t understand, so if they considered the united states to be vulgar to give guarantees to gorbachev , who then headed the soviet union for a minute, then wait for guarantees ukraine lived without concrete months, an agreement with signatures and so on, therefore, in fact , really want to repeat the law. how such a cancellation was accepted is not a big problem, so ukraine has really become a hostage today and the west will ultimately determine. under what conditions should you try to start negotiations? with russian federation, but what are the conditions under which we all today yes, by and large , you

gorbachev then assured that the ussr had a so-called asymmetric response to soybeans. we are not choi. we thought about what we should do if the americans continue theirs. well, mikhail sergeevich briefed a ready answer, there was not yet a project on which the npo mashinostroenie was working, it was just beginning and had the code name albatros vanguard. it will only be in 30 years before the designers were given the task of creating a missile that would be impossible to intercept. it's not just that.

listen to the gorbachev. let's take the door off.lock her next time with a key take it away with a key, and then go open it all the time. well then, be patient. although i would lock it if i were you. such people are digging under you. gena , a man will come soon, it will be a shame to loosen the soil. if he will come in, otherwise you are sitting here without pants, sewing on a button. by train from moscow pskov today is a real tourist mecca that gives you the opportunity to admire the stunning monuments of history and culture of our country, the city is cozy, located on both banks of the velikaya river, and according to one of the many versions, it received its name from another pskov river that flows into the velikaya walk right in the city, especially if you have time and strong legs. well, look from the train, it can be difficult. personally, i went here. well, 30 minutes, probably, maybe 40 not less. although what else to do early in the morning, while everything is closed. i did come here. it was still very, very dark when we

well, the problem is that once someone gorbachev told me already somewhere in his fund that while you was some other little thing about being a research assistant. i went there to meet with twenty-two very influential people, in my opinion he says to paris, i did not say mikhail sergeevich europe is dead and will be dead until the russian cauldron boils. here the russian cauldron boiled, who needs to stop it, macbeth's witches sit and say, and i'll blow. into the sieve. thank you for that, the cauldron is boiling. yes, and they only accurately verify the temperature. they need a brew that is simmered on a slow fire. yes, it is not necessary so once and for all. yes, we are here in the conditions when in we will not do anything unilaterally. they will impose a war, it must be won. they talk russian cauldron in order to achieve a result, and we must achieve a result from this warm-up b. just don't talk like that all the time. it is not known that at first it is satanism, and then that together with the americans we won the cold war. well, don't do this, i beg you. well, they can't look

that if journalists always knew everything, really, why need a thought and say. otherwise gorbachev confirmed that they were digging under me. so today, after the meeting , we will hold a meeting. we will change something. change well, let's change change is good. and what business will you give to emelyanova? and with children? i don't think she's going to be almondy. with children i think you can. remind children exploitation serious injury and don't forget, please. in the process of the prosecutor yes case do you want to come? no, you remember your last business, i was very upset. take it easy, i now i’m not going to dance in the hall here, she’s not a schoolgirl, but a prosecutor. i understand, but she was crying, upset and crying, and considering your relationship here. she feels insecure confidently achieved by victories in battles realized. and if someone yields to you, and you thought, you will know no certainty. can't be understood? well you know who you are. the bastard doesn't like it today. very really discharged, as always at the most inopportune moment. what was i looking for, d

it basically coincided gorbachev right. so there was actually somebody you could actually begin to talk about. but there was this framework. so when gorbachev arrived, it come next. then it wasn't just to be, you know, random. there was there was a framework. i do i would tell one little anecdote here. because of the of a lot of seven, there was a meeting the there was a commemoration of the austrian state treaty in vienna and and the president said that he was going to send shultz to that ceremony and wanted him to talk to gromyko at the ceremony and raise the airliner, downing the airliner. and this was in the midst of all of everything else was saying earlier, and it was going on. and gromyko said, if that happens i'm walking out. so there were hundreds press people around meeting and it was just waiting for this. we were all sitting on pins, needles and, gromyko of course you are meeting with gromyko usually lasted about 6 hours and he did 5 hours of the talking and he launches into statement and interrupts him and says

and obviously here in the united states and i've interviewed for us presidents mikhail gorbachev and fidel castro and started afford $1000000.00 business. so i have learned from all of those experience that if nothing else, we need to be honest, news should be honest. it should be direct, it should be impactful. this show we do it. and it's called direct impact. ah. talking about in the establishment elite, in fact, what they are talking about is the complete opposite of what they should be talking about. yeah, i'm talking crypto because it seems a whole world continues to talk crypto. so what they say is that this fell a sam bank, men fried, is an example of something that was caused by the crypto currency revolution. right? they say the whole block chain, crypto movement now has to be changed. it has to be regulated, has to be controlled. they say crypto needs to operate more in line with how, for example, banks operate and other equity in financial institutions operate. and by the way, to all 3 of those assertions most if not many or many, if not most. busy in the non establishmen

and i remind him of mikhail sergeevich gorbachev, he traveled to the west, everyone applauded him, what with will also be the same here, so you need to look at the interests of your own people, you need to do everything to prevent this. further deaths of ukrainians, this is a wonderfully good people, and we must stop this war on the path of one world. i relate to the president of belarus, but i fundamentally disagree with his assessment of the zelensky people and the destroyer of the ukrainian people, because passed say another. who imagined himself not to be a cultural figure, stupefied by insane vanity, was already an austrian artist. who went the same way in doing so. please note that the same austrian artist was not german. therefore, when they begin to tell me that zelensky is a jew, zelensky is not a jew. sky was born into a family of soviet immigrants from jewish families, he did not profess judaism. he knows nothing about the history of the jewish people. putin that, well, yes , right, well, what can i do? god what he serves is his own vanity inflated egos. well, otherwise a nor

union and before the putsch in august 1991 , the then chinese leader came to moscow to meet with gorbachev am not mistaken . months ago, the soviet union did not exist. yes, well, china was in a different state , so that it was not the same, and so on. but nevertheless, china accepted a new, accepted a new reality. to its opposition by the united states a-a but er-e, depending on the situation, china will change the strategy and tactics of its actions, and we also have to take this into account. that but to create something like a degenerate lpr there yes so such puppets er-e quasi-held so china also needs to be amended a-a but so that it really corresponds to the interests of the stability of democracy yes and e is acceptable for us as fuel for the future i thank you very much for the conversation, in fact, we were planning a conversation about how russia will collapse, but you seem to have put forward both quite reasonable arguments in favor of the fact that it is not a collapse, but if the transformation is radical, but the transformation of russia, including in the interests of ukraine

nikolai gorbachev is the president of the u.k.rain association -- ukraine grain association. >> we produce more grain that we consume and i am sure the international community will find the leverage and will open the gate, openly grain to the countries that need to import. ben: we have been looking at that route, that crucial trade route. i wonder as well whether other options are available and whether you can export via rail, road, or river. put into a little context for us whether they can take up any of the slack or whe they are such minor routes compared to the major shipping route that is so valuable here. >> honestly, we can export through our ports 7 million tons by vessel per month, but unfortunately, the russian team inestimable, they blew it. at the same time in alternative ways, we can export an additional 2.5 trillion tons. there is a company with new infrastructure, and i am sure in a few months, it will be able to export about three or 3.5 million tons. but the price for the logistics on the alternative way are more

well, in 1984, yuri died from shotgun shells, and then konstantin chernenko became the new leader gorbachev7 signed david an agreement on the elimination of a whole class of medium- range missiles. the soviet union destroyed not only pioneer installations . abandoned the tomahawk complex and ground missiles the ussr abandoned nuclear weapons in eastern europe here allies that are american in the west, that the soviet warsaw pact. uh, they were not at all embarrassed by the fact that they did not control, but in which case it was they who were the field of the nuclear war. well, uh, these are two questions: what they are, what they don’t control didn’t bother them, because they still lacked this headache, because nuclear technical support. this is a very complicated procedure. i just need to lie. and secondly, as if, if we talk about the fact that they become a nuclear battlefield, well , it was embarrassing, and there was a well-known case when team of regular games of the seventies. uh, the german military-political leadership. just slamming doors. let's say here you are playing the nuclea

aircraft carriers, so the crimea is based , on some the captain of the first rank of the reserve sergey gorbachev once went to sea. today they say the black sea fleet. he cannot but look back and remember his past, when in 1783 admiralkhachev brought here from the staff here, except for the seven tatar huts on the shore near the village, there was nothing of the black sea fleet, created under catherine ii and its main base of sevastopol, many heroic pages in the history of our country from the victories of admiral ushakov to the defense of sevastopol during the great patriotic war, this hero city. steadfastly survived everything and even the sickly girl of the ships after the collapse of the ussr this is already later after the protest rallies and the open disobedience of the sailors. the first russian president, boris yeltsin, will begin to defend the black sea fleet, and at first , after belovezhskaya pushcha, after the closed one, they quietly agreed on the fate of soviet ships on a territorial basis, they should have simply been transferred to ukraine, i encountered directly with two presiden

gorbachev kindly provided them with his time. eh, now these moments are our moments, but in essence they will fight against us. how do you like this perspective? well, you know, during this time, the european union has turned, rather than into a military power, but into an e- supplier company for a supplier of various types of weapons, but to unscrupulous clients, and what is the kiev regime today, with regard to e mig-29 , yes, well i would uh i ventured to suggest that this is already the last remaining stock, and samples of e soviet russian production. and in the countries that are now members of nato and the european union, everything that was possible is already there. they pulled it out from there. naturally, and these countries in that. slovakia-poland are only happy to give away these aircraft, and, of course, counting on receiving new american fighters, but for now, however , difficulties arise with this, and not only for them. so it all looks so far like uh market, but trade, uh, with often unsuitable means. but this is

information that was in the dew, that's the whole story of gorbachev, anyone tell actually to make progressremember. well, the ghetto is there, the dacha is the story that we have here it was please. and when you find out, you now know anything about let's say? i don't know. although, when you find out what was in the foroset. that's how much more you need to wait for the historian to write, however, that it was good, it will be in 30. i think that nevertheless the truth exists, dear comrades, and yet it is spinning, but the guy who said this is bad finished advertising now. after that, we will continue with the new line-up. we're watching too closely. what is happening in the political circles of ukraine and we are deceiving ourselves a little. well, i read from many of our correspondents and journalists that in kiev they are trying not to lose face in front of western sponsors. and all this invented fortepse, bakhmut and all these songs and they are defending. come on, all military decisions that are made by ukraine are made outside of its borders, it is not by chance that command regular

instinct is an animal, but gorbachev has an administrative resource, which he himself began to kill,egan to occupy it there, they would not dissolve it, like gorbachev's warsaw pact. they won't let it go. they are still trying to keep him with an iron fist. and not in one direction, nor in the other direction, they are going to expand. the americans, uh, will not go over to the abandonment of the dollar, as gorbachev dismissed the ruble by dissolving the council economic mutual assistance. this is the instinct of power, so the fight is coming, seriously. yes, the truth is on our side. even if not the whole truth, we must win, because we are our country, our country is something to discuss here, but this is the so -called ukraine. everyone is surprised, how is it so obvious that the forces are not equal, it is obvious that they have an absolutely brutal ideology and psychology has already become. i have not seen today, a video is circulating all over the network, where are these ukrainian nazis, but in military uniform, and a woman with a child. uh, almost destroyed on the road, eh sh

mr. potent had remained steadfast in his adherence to those deals that go back all the way to of gorbachev and reagan. recently, it appears that he has had a change of mime after the change of mind that we saw during the trump administration from the u. s. and secretary of state, palm pale. so there's, there's a, there's a legacy here. there's a story here. the saul didn't happen just overnight and i'm with you. yes. it is well known to us at the west straightforwardly, has taken part in the attempts of the key of regime to strike our strategic air bases. they used for this operation, drones designed and modernized by nato specialists in this we said, and now they want to inspect our defense sites. under today's condition, during today's standoff about this sounds simply put like insanity. and therefore, forced to announce today that russia is suspending. it's participation in the strategic arms reduction treaty. i repeat, it is not withdrawing from the treaty. it is suspending its participation history of the go. it was that it did get there is something else i want to talk about now. wha

in history as the eurokit crisis, but in 84 yuri died from shots, and then konstantin chernenko gorbacheve the new leader, who in 87 signed the cis deir agreement on the elimination of a whole class of medium-range missiles . the soviet union destroyed not only installations of the pioneers and the aka complex the united states , for its part, refused the complex and ground missiles tomahawk the ussr abandoned nuclear weapons in eastern europe here are the allies, both american in the west and soviet warsaw pact. uh, they were not at all embarrassed by the fact that they did not control, but in case of what exactly, they are fields of a nuclear storm, well, uh, these are two questions, because they are not embarrassed that they do not control, because they even this headache was not enough, because nuclear-technical support. this is a very complicated procedure. i just need to get up. and secondly, as if, if we talk about the fact that they become a nuclear battlefield, well , it was embarrassing, and even a well-known case, when a team of staff games of the seventies. uh, german military