think grandfather buter would say now if he was alive if he saw what was happening with the union of the indestructible republics of free ukraine in russia but in general he was a deputy of the supreme soviet of the ussr from the republic of chechen ingushetia and uh, of course, that's all followed the collapse of the soviet union, our first civil war, which happened on the territory of russia after the collapse of the union, it was just, so to speak, a war. as a matter of fact, in chechnya a in the republic that he represented on the supreme council, and therefore, of course, the destruction of the state, which we then treated lightly. excellent. now we will mean. how americans for him it was. and it's hard. although i must say that he does not show views. even his first childhood memories. this is a memory of the seventeenth year of the terrible eighteenth year before the birth of the country, which he gave his whole life. put all those memories of his childhood. lived number six went out to the kremlin and the streets were demonstrators. i was 4 years old. i remember well how they sang whirlwind, ho