listen, so i want to listen to you with the leadership, with the leadership i want to listen, when gorbachovd, perestroika, this is where it all began, that is all these connections were lost. that the export tractor was no longer there, the plant was moving periodically, we worked, we worked for a week, we didn’t for a week we worked until the materials were suitable, we work again, and there were difficult times when they reported to me that our workers wanted to come to the president in some square there, they had not yet decided, and demand an increase in living standards, i ordered that all members governments went to the workers and not the workers to them, including me. i’m ready to listen to you, yes, it was a meeting in the tractor assembly building, i was at this meeting then, of course, people, they understood that the situation was like this everywhere, and the president came and said that we need to be patient a little, of course, our wages fell, and people were not confident in the future and did not know at all what would happen next with the plant, but the arrival of the pres

reagan and gorbachov agreed that the creation in europe of a class of missiles with a short flight timeet union would pose a great threat to nuclear stability. this threat was not only for the soviet union, it was also a threat to the united states because it would incentivize the soviet union if information about an american launch emerged. act in response very, very quickly, ragen understood this, so president biden announced that he was going to deploy a missile of this kind ... in germany, and so he believes that nato is a great defensive alliance. well, let’s put it bluntly, we must admit that nato, in those years when the soviet union was clearly an enemy, behaved with reasonable restraint. and even in 1953, when it happened in the german democratic republic, in washington, the soviet union is disappearing, the warsaw pact is dissolved, russia is headed by people who really want to be in a western country, the ministry of foreign affairs is headed by andrei kozyrev, who was called mr. yes, because there was... states and nato allies, without any sanction from the un, bomb belgrade