in jizzinsky, and actually, well, his grand chessboard was published in the ninety- sixth year of the book. uh, if my memory serves me, that is, after this statement. uh, yeltsin's negotiations with bush sr. but the fact that brzezinski believed that ukraine is important from the point of view of the consolidation of eurasia, the russian empire of a big russia, certainly leads to this conclusion. he came to the pre-trial detention center strongly, uh, much in advance, yes, well, and in words , the bush administration actually in the ninety-first year, it seems, as you didn’t support, you will personally, his senior speech in kiev did not support the collapse of the soviet union. but as soon as the soviet union collapsed, the politics of the administration already. bush began to fix a new status quo to fix geopolitical pluralism in the post-soviet space, and the clinton administration that came to power in 1993 even began to consider ukraine as a key element. in its policy of fragmentation, and fragmentation of the post-soviet space from the ninety-fourth year, ukraine has become the m

in jizzinsky, mark brzezinski, who announced the construction of more than a hundred military facilitiesyears. then the polish president. duda promised that there would be no borders between poland and ukraine, and they would build together a common happiness and overall strength. uh, your question is so interesting, because usually, uh, and always, probably, in documentary documents in official statements, such things do not sound in any country. yes, it is always said that there is no such thing as equal relations, warsaw ikea is an ally. they are just supportive. uh, the ukrainian leadership in its conflict. e with russia because it meets some kind of ideas about a fair world order. uh, but at the same time, in polish society, in polish society, such a political discussion, uh, there is a theme of some kind of revision of the injustices that were, uh, allowed against poland in the 20th century. yes. e. this is very clearly visible in historical politics, because, well, one of the most monstrous events of the 20th century from the point of view of poland is the pact of the hammer-toreb