belarus no. 144 dated june 13, 2008, the official date of formation of the counterintelligence of the kgbf the republic of belarus is considered to be may 8, 1922. this year, the unit celebrated exactly 100 years and 105 years since the formation of the state security agencies, how the formation and the development of these structures of recent history, we will tell right now. the collapse of the union is a civilizational and personal tragedy for the majority of the inhabitants of the new republics, the young states break off from the system that kept the entire planet in balance and chaos begins on the streets in the shops of the workers' offices. i think that we became a victim of a real occupation, that is, before putin came to russia, before the start of his very carefully patriotic reforms, russia was simply in a state of occupation by the west, and therefore, while lukashenka did not, but there is no belarusian, but belarus was belarusian, and in the era of yeltsin in the nineties, we simply became under the floor, as if bowing to the west, and belarus stood and was a reproach for o

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the kgb has been harassing me and trying to intimidate me, but life has been interesting nonetheless, mr. soffer, uh, as he himself claims to have been, uh, the very person he was talking about. uh, george soros to invest in russia. here uh, hmm what did this money go for and why was it invested? just, perhaps, it would be interesting to talk in more detail. but before we do that. i would like to introduce you. but with that uh replica, who recorded on video mr. i take only passages that i think it makes sense for us to discuss with you. please take a look last week. in his broadcast on russian television, nikita sergeevich mikhalkov allowed himself to speak rather sharply and not in a very civilized form about the help of soros, which he considered as extremely negative help for the russian people in supporting the culture of education and science in the former soviet union and in russia, he stated about the fact that those people who received soros grants amounted to the basis of that liberal part of russian society, which is now speaking out at demonstrations and against. all sorts

this is the dutch zone, france there are no russians here, a former student of the kgb school exclaimsdelight . member of the federation council and governor for 7 years of the perm gigantic perm territory. like this? well, how can i not now call for stigmatization, i want to understand how this can be. how can a governor be a man who exclaims with delight after spending crazy money on hack and an abomination exclaims with delight, that at last he got to a place where there are no russians. and here is another revelation of another departing, and he is not as famous as gelman, but, nevertheless. mm is known in many circles, so to speak, but of our establishment, and this is someone, lebedinsky artist his artistic pseudonym professor lebedinsky , he temporarily left russia, as he himself says, having moved to the usa professor lebedinsky said that while he lives in miami where she has her own studio, and sometimes direct speech visits new york. alexey lebedinsky professor lebedinsky singer last year even regular fans say he stopped. call me to concerts and corporate parties. many do not

he called me again and said that he had spoken to the kgb and was suspending me. temporarily occupied position just a couple of days later. ah, i was waiting near the house, early in the morning, um, the criminal police. department for combating terrorism. even so. yes, they produced a search warrant and weren't fired. i was suspended from my position, but not fired, which means they were waiting for me in the morning near the house, they showed me, as in the movies, a stamp, such as the criminal police and a search warrant. they were looking for evidence of my activities against nato and in particular against germany in my case, electronic media, because the posts were made from somewhere and they searched they searched the whole house, and in the end . uh, they took away the mobile phone. that is, they have already started you, as agents perceive. it's true that at that moment you had agent yes, a quilted jacket, as they sometimes call such a bloodthirsty terrible house, just ukrainian refugees it's absolutely true, yes, um, when i worked in the executive committee, here i deal with

today we do not work the kgb burned down. can't help you. hello, this is the kgb. well, you call the kgb all the time. just nice to hear this. this, of course, is an anecdote of soviet times, in fact, during these years the kgb was in full force, 83 they even called the year of andropov, the chief chekist of the ussr tightened the screws, we are conducting a raid across the country on the use of state vehicles. your working time is over why the car is not in the garage going to the garage these we in the store with a bottle decided in this murder. especially for a covert operation. where are you taking the body? what is this? where? where? why only those who will put someone to whom and no one else knows about it. not a night zelensky bombs the monastery in which the prophecies of the mysterious old man are stored for the symbol of the russian tantalum of this satanic europe and we put up, we won, who will come to power 20 years ago. nazis in kiev in kiev, a hellish flame will be lit. the gates of hell will open without a visible way, they will run like this in rus

he headed the republican kgb immediately after its creation in the ninety-first year.onally delaying imagines. of the kgb of the ussr and members of the state emergency committee of vladimir kryuchkov well, now i set the temperature records in moscow on january 1 became the warmest in the entire meteorological history of observations, the air warmed up to 5 °, this was reported by the scientific head of the hydrometeorological center. roman wilfred. the temperature in the capital exceeded four degrees on sunday evening, the previous record was set on january 1, 1973. in moscow, however, already from wednesday in the capital region is expected to cool down. new year in russia is celebrated without city fireworks, people launch fireworks, often on their own, neglecting security measures. so in novosibirsk, a fire started immediately on two balconies of a high-rise building. the cause of the fire was, just the same fireworks, and the same situation occurred in yakutsk fireworks launched directly fitted under the windows, one of the apartments caught fire. i even had to ca

these were the last months of the existence of the allied kgb. uh, they said that they want to pass on materials about where the listening devices are located in the american embassy in moscow. and he said that the most amazing thing was that they did not negotiate, that they did not demand anything. instead, that this is not a provocation. i told him that it's hard for me to imagine, but i met with mr. bakatin, who at that time headed the kgb, and i knew a little about his mood. i said that this is, in fact, very surprising; it is hard to believe, but completely exclude the possibility that this was done in truth. i can’t, uh, such behavior on the russian side was initially perceived with understandable distrust, then it gradually began to be considered the norm, and then they only began to expect it, and then they began to react with great irritation, and then indignation, when the distracted one began to behave, but in a different way, and therefore they simply began to get used to the thought. what, uh, some kind of red lines with russia , uh

not just with the investigation, but with the kgb against ukraine they said that if i say in relationo a citizen of ukraine kuprienko, a criminal case was initiated under the article of undercover activity against a mochinsky and slavyanchik, criminal cases were initiated. all state treason article sanction may carry up to 20 years in prison. ukrainian hands are doing the dirty work of the special services from the west today, this is not a secret for anyone, but even at a critical pre-election moment, when they worked in our country , they were able to figure it out from all the information tools. this once again speaks of the level of both the political leadership and our special services today back to back in the face of a common threat. we have only become stronger. and those who in the twentieth year tried to destroy our country received a painful, strong and to some extent symbolic blow to the liver. let not everyone left belarus with gifts precisely as exposed agents, but we know. you finally gave me a beautiful belarusian bison you gave me vodka i will drink belarusian balsam

fsb kgb intelligence officers of the duma deputies and so on, let's say but how can one not trust thisde-in-arms? here he says, this is weinstein thanks to the mutual understanding reached. today we openly do what we had to do secretly 25 years ago. have a question? i don't think so. is it possible to condemn people who, in their own country of scientists in their own country, have imposed monstrous conditions on people, these people can not be condemned, who put them into these conditions there, vlad the reformers. this is shock therapy. this rampant expansion of freedoms, relatively speaking, which turned and were all-permissive. all this is robbery of the country. this is the birth of a new oligarchs. this is seven banking and so on and so forth. is it possible to condemn soros, when everything is so easy, come up, give me a penny, they will give you a penny. nothing personal business is business, but i'm talking about the moral side of the matter. well, you cynically collect what you can sell later, you can still make money for good or bad for your conscience. well, then why make y

putin has said that there's no such thing as a retired kgb officer.text, it seems to me, in which one should view what we're seeing in australia, the prosecution of that information war in australia, clearly designed to try to g the australian government to change its policies towards reforming those policies so that they would be perceived as serving russia's interests and not being hostile to russia. alexey: we need to recognize that russia doesn't look at australia as a friendly country. russia looks at australia thugh the prism of our security and defense alliance with the united states. by ignoring russia's weight, russia's influence, and russia's international status, we allow ourselves to be caught off guard every time russia can pull the card out of its sleeve and wants to play a game against australia. sean: russia's interest in australia is not just political. australia has become an attractive destination for large sums of russian cash. sean: four corners has been working with international anti-corruption ornizations to investigate million

the british did have some successes in penetrating the kgb . that's penetrating the kgb.ddle of the cambridge spies who was the so—called missing fifth man. this had been sort of a search for the fifth man for four years, was only really when mi6 recruited a high level agent inside the kgb. this is oleg gordievsky, who was recruited by britain's foreign intelligence service the 1970s, and then managed to become a rather amazingly , the kgb head of amazingly, the kgb head of station resident in london in the 19 early 1980s. all while providing intelligence to m6 and to margaret thatcher as she was negotiating the soviet union. yes, i'm going to make a link back to the last item, because one of the things that gordievsky was able to tell margaret thatcher, was that the soviet union thought that soviet union really thought that a was available for a nato was available for launching pre—emptive nuclear attack, that the soviets were genuinely worried that they were going to be attacked by nature and would therefore preparing either for retaliation or for pre—emptive first stri

he called me again and said that he had spoken to the kgb and removes me temporarily from my positionater. ah, i was waiting near the house, early in the morning, um, the criminal police. department for combating terrorism. even so. yes, they produced a search warrant and weren't fired. i was suspended from my position, but not fired, which means they were waiting for me in the morning near the house and showed me, like in the movies, a stamp, a tripo, the criminal police and a search warrant. they were looking for evidence of my activities against nato and in particular against germany in my case, electronic media, because the posts were made from somewhere and they searched they searched the whole house. eh, after all. uh, we took the mobile phone. that is, they have already started you, as agents perceive. yes, yes, it’s true that at that moment you had agent yes, a quilted jacket, sometimes they call a bloodthirsty terrible such a house lived, just ukrainian refugees absolutely true, yes, uh hmm, when i worked in the executive committee. here i am dealing with refugees. a lot of p

to leonid danylovych and said that we have data that medvedchuk was once an agent does he remain a kgb agent under the agent name sokolovsky? what do you think, mr. general? could viktor medvedchuk have been an agent of the kgb since his student years, when he had problems with the law, among other things, when they beat another student there during the dnd and in medvedchuk had certain problems with studying at the faculty of law. listen, this is not even discussed among my personal friends. these are the ones who know the heroes of ukraine. myroslav simchycha, his son ihor, in order to enter the university , had to hide his origin and go to school you understand far beyond the borders of ukraine, and in the fourth year they calculated and tried to calculate his stay and tried to calculate from the university . university, and here is a person who was born uh, well, in whose father was exiled as a member of the oun as a guide of the german occupiers, he was nominated to the north , he was born there uh, already in the north, and here he enters the best university at the best, the best

lukashenko himself confirmed that the special forces of the kgb entered the territory of ukraine to carry task. lukashenko 's groups and his military on the territory of ukraine are here. i think that there may be enough facts to establish a direct link between lukashenko's actions and his growth. something in aid of the russian troops and in the victims who were sent to the territory of ukraine. and please tell me, do you know when the minister of foreign affairs died? indeed, belarus was talking about the fact that he was almost the only one. -e chain that connected belarus and western partners and there were some other negotiations, but as of now there will be some contact of lukashenka with the outside world except the russian federation and can we really say that belarus retains at least some pretense of sovereignty in making certain decisions referring to lukashenka's clarification of his cabinet of ministers and power structures, is it still worth saying that these are already de facto fully under the control of the kremlin and talk about some unexpected decisions of lukashenka for

investigative measures, only one person worked on the case . headed by a senior investigator of the kgbestigative department under the council of ministers of the bssr captain karnach. this is essentially an unprecedented case, because the entire investigation department, it was about 15 people, that is, in fact. and the entire investigative department, and the committee of the republic was involved in the investigation of this criminal case - these are the interrogation protocols. yarosha by the way, he actually. on purpose, he drew up a plan and a diagram of the former prisoner of war camp even after a quarter of a century. he remembered the location of the towers of the barakov bunker and its warehouses to the smallest detail. colleagues from the ukrainian hundreds uttered dozens more volumes of testimony of witnesses , protocols, inspection of the area, protocols of exhumation and acts. expertise. it also did thousands of pages, and in december of the sixty- seventh year. the trial began, the trial was open, it was held in the club named after dzerzhinsky on the bench, the defendant

was arrested in 1978 in the belarusian city of lepel, she was invited to the building of the lepelsky kgbict branch, and she came there and was asked question. do you understand why you were invited here, to which she calmly replied. this is probably some kind of mistake. she has been looking for 35 years. case of operational wanted. it was started back in 43, only then the name of the executioner was makarov and her name was none other than the machine gunner. twice i saw her in chrome boots, she walked all the time, once in a black skirt and already on the eraser and a boat another time. she is completely in german clothes and also has a cap and with a whip a machine gun of the maximum system or simply maxim from this weapon. the executioner girl shot her victims during the great patriotic war, about one and a half thousand people were killed. elderly women children red army partisans pickers. not even uh with bullet holes. she even describes that she looked after her clothes in advance. where were the contents? normal, but sober execution, because here control was also over her crimina

most likely in the kgb hospital on infantry but despite the obvious physical suffering. he told everything, told about his path, let's start from the end. this is a very unusual house on the corner of big and small bronchus, moscow at night, but even in the night, always illuminated in a real sign, yuri nikulin, he not only lived in this house, he even starred in one episode of yeralash, svyatoslav richter also lived here. the great pianist for intelligence and the russian historical society for installation. to whom exactly did sergey naryshkin open the memorial plaque of the director of the foreign intelligence service in our professional sling? there is such an expression family residency, such a legendary family residency was the married couple of morris and lantina. coing posthumously both became heroes of russia, but why else in the workshop of the sculptor andrey kovalchuk could one see on the board images on one side of new york on the other of london and just above the new commemorative plaque of the lodge of their moscow apartment. somehow, declassified general

well, in relation to the kgb unfortunately, and poland and the baltic states. today an increase in military activity aimed at militarization, the deployment of new formations and military units, arming with new models of non-defensive military equipment. but offensive. the nature of how this can be regarded as soon as, uh, an application for some kind of aggression cannot be said in any other way, and reconnaissance flights and the number of exercises conducted. that's all. it cannot help. uh, peace and security, belarus is of course monitoring this situation , monitoring this situation and the recent decision the president of the republic of belarus and the president of the russian federation on the deployment of a regional group of troops on the territory of the republic. this is evidence that we are taking steps primarily to strategically contain the chilling of heads, as i have already said to some western politicians, but the regional grouping of troops deployed on the territory of belarus has an exclusively defensive orientation and is intended to protect

show me please. this is the kgb . excuse me. hello. when are you home or do you have a night shooting of french cinema there? two hours later is great. i'll go to bed. come, don't wake me up. that's what i've never seen. this is how gold can only be found in products. yes, of course, only you are strong about this, well, do not spread this trouble, all sorts of things can be by itself. moreover, i have not been to the taiga for a long time. this is my business in the city. and this is how i keep a souvenir. i think it's time for us to go, it's still late. lots of things to do tomorrow. yes, we really need go and my head is spinning. well , you know this from the air from habit, the air is like that, but it's not dangerous. thank you very much see you. you have a very good sense of direction here. i see you don't like him. why? no, i just thought to myself, so it seemed to me. what are you doing. you just don't think something like that, i invited you to take a walk, just, well, i just wanted to know your attitude to my work. and what d

moscow guarded me there, the kgb officers gave me a nanny.be her patients dzhunom ogly, but they simply said, you will be appointed as an export, but as a computer center of the state plan. the ussr will work, don't worry, we'll give you an apartment. well, leonidovich ordered to provide everything. what to do? she came here on a call obviously called tons. yes, and she lived in the moscow hotel, and then he enrolled her in the staff of the gonplan polyclinic. she was there in the state this polyclinic worked and treated. naturally, patients from one are also doctors. and after john's laboratory was created, senior 0.8 employees were enrolled in this laboratory, it was very scary. moscow has arrived the minister of the ministry of internal affairs and how would they all be. watched all my conditions as i live in a hotel. moscow everything is fine, they have calmed down. 980 on the nose of the home olympics , and dear leonid ilyich already felt unwell to death. he had only 2 years left to tell when ours begin. she to me says, look, there was a

this file should have been kept, but somewhere in one of the departments of the then kgb of the ukrainian the case was initiated on january 4, 1967 , and after 5 days. on january 5, the first accused was arrested in apatity, murmansk region andrey yarosh ukrainian hundreds after he began to speak and hand over his accomplices arrests took place in many cities of the soviet union on february 17, nestor chernobay was arrested february 25 sergey gaevoy was the last to arrest ivan on july 30 subjects in less than a year , about one and a half thousand witnesses were interrogated. and about 100 different participants of all events were held. well, autopsies of burial sites are various examinations. exhumation of forensic medical and other types of operational and investigative events allowed to establish the truth. at the time of the beginning of the investigative measures on the case, only one person worked; by the end of the process of the ukrainian hundred, a group of 18 researchers was engaged in it, headed by a senior investigator of the kgb investigative department under the council of m

the accidental czar in the title is vladimir putin, and the book chronicles his rise from mid-level kgb officer to the russian presidency to comic book villain and couldn't be more timely. today is actually the launch day for book, and this afternoon he was on all things considered, where he spoke to mary louise kelly, an and he described his book as seriously quirky. weiss is the james family chair and vice president for the four studies at the carnegie endowment for international peace. he oversees research on russia and eurasia. he's served in various policy roles at the national security council, the state department and the pentagon. he's going to be in conversation this evening with ambassador marie yovanovitch, who served as the u.s. ambassador to ukraine as well as to the republic of armenia. and the kirk is republic. she's also the author of a memoir, lessons from the edge. and we have of copies of her book as well, behind the registers. and she's happy to sign. so please pick up copies of both books and help me welcome andrew weiss and ambassador yovanovitch. so welcome to eve

so he wanted a child to join the kgb. it was like watching the old g-man of the united states and he offed himself the kgb without accepting. you don't come to us we come to you. eventually they did become an officer or any us to germany and it's this moment when the collapse of the old soviet happened that he is left there in east germany know there are crowds of people outside of the kgb and he was there by himself with they are burning the documents inside because they are afraid of being overrun and they call for help and if the answer they get is moscow is silent. it reverberates to this day the idea that the power collapsed. that's what he's been trying to reverse for 20 years. >> host: have you ever met vladimir putin? >> guest: he is joking about that. the first time i met vladimir putin is the first time that putin building an interview for the american correspondents based in moscow it was right after the very famous first meeting between george bush and vladimir putin. m it was they saw somebody they could do b

, and will never forget when our plane touched on it kgb , they spontaneously broke into singing godhink the problem with generation z is they haven't traveled far enough to appreciate what the country we live in. >> kevin clarkson don't really know enough to wait in glass cake think that's part of it, i think the pastor is right. if you're bombarded with negative reimbursement but this country. that can wait on you as well freight if you haven't traveled committee don't realize how lucky you have hit. >> maybe send them into a different place for a while. i think that's what it comes down too. it might be a fair assessment. >> i would agree. i think they are to two experienced and i think for a lot of them they have been bombarded with negative media. they haven't heard a lot of great things. >> jeff faulk, i think they are far removed from some of the hardships that baby boomers remember their parents telling them about. >> i think doing a semester overseas in venezuela and then coming back with it some of the most annoying phrases your coworker say. >> i can't stand that, at stop

composition imposing prime minister chairman of the supreme council minister of defense heads of the kgbistry of internal affairs the goal is to prevent the collapse of the ussr gorbachev under house arrest in krymsk yeltsin's troops are brought into moscow convenes the people and leads the defense of the white house in moscow, where the supreme soviet of the ussr was then located, there was a smell of great blood, but the gkchp did not have enough determination for it. and there wasn't really a plan. the conspirators from the state emergency committee were arrested, and gorbachev was returned to the kremlin thanks to yeltsin, but already without any real power, everyone turned away from gorbachev and the party and the security forces and the allied republics, everything that we did after the eighty-fifth year has already given its real fruit. 1991 the soviet union was abolished, another union was created independent states of the cis in russia, ukraine and belarus, but this is a different relationship. as they say, without obligation, the parliaments of the union republics ratified the

square and it would began and komsomolskaya at the intersection with komsomolskaya street where the kgb building but the hauls are very small. passenger traffic is not economically profitable. in parallel with the grandiose construction projects, soviet minsk continued to rapidly change its appearance, the city acquired new colors and never ceased to amaze with its non-standard architectural forms the classical direction of architecture in which all architects worked. it was forbidden. this opened up some opportunities to work at all 300-60 ° and without blinking. here is such a professional green diameter appeared, which is well, such an architectural work. i would say the world order creative search, painstaking work of artificial masters innovators of the last century and the first transformers building in the ussr , which could host a halo concert and sports competitions. and it was built this object with a capacity of 6,000 people was designed then by the architects sergey filimonov and valentinov malyshev in the seventies also actively, the design of the troy suburb was carried ou

brands of viktor ivashchenko yuliya tymoshenko immediately after the great patriotic war, the soviet kgbk active measures in western ukraine , catching and destroying bandera detachments, many thousands. nationalists more sent to bulatov that this happened in power joseph stalin later, when klassik came nikita khrushchev, most of the bandera nationalists were released from the gulag and sent back, they were completely rehabilitated and allowed to get even in government bodies to be party members. and they settled down. you began the slow work of nazification while western ukraine and then this virus has already spread throughout ukraine, here, in principle, you can go down in history. this is a mistake of the fifty-sixth year, when they decided for some reason. e people who had the power to overcome bandera. we need to try to attract them to ordinary life, to make an amnesty, if someone was not very blood-stained, to give certain positions so that they begin to manage these people, thereby strangling the very concept. yes, and the protest movement of some is especially associated with we

he offered himself to the kgb without accepting him. and they said sorry, we -- you don't come to us, we come to you. eventually he became an officer in dresden. it is this moment, the collapse of the old soviet order happens and he's left there in this dank outpost in the middle of east germany and there are crowds of people outside the kgb office and he is there by himself with a lone gun, saying back off, don't dare come in here and they are burning the documents inside because they are afraid of being overrun. they call for help and the answer they get is moscow is silent. a searing moment for putin and it reverberates to this day. the idea that power had collapsed. that's what he's been trying to reverse for 20 years. host: have you ever met vladimir putin? susan: i have met vladimir putin. i did the first time i met vladimir putin was the first time putin held an interview for american correspondents based in moscow. it was right after the very famous first meeting between george w. bush and vladimir putin, at which they looked in

he wanted as a child to join the kgb. he was watching the old the g-men and the united states and wanted to be a part of this. the kgb said sorry we don't -- you don't come to us, we come to and eventually they did come to him. if this moment is seemingly when the collapse of the old soviet order happened. heof left the outpost in the middle of east germany and there are crowds of people outside the kgb office there. he's there by himself with a long gun syncbak often don't you dare comee in here. they are afraid of being overrun and they call for help. the answer they give is moscow is silent. it reverberates to this day the idea that the power had collapsed after 22 years. >> susan glasser havee you ever met vladimir putin? >> i have metmi vladimir putin. >> i did, the first time in the vladimir putin was the first time putin held an interview for american correspondents in moscow after the very famous meeting between george w. bush and vladimir putin were they looked in into each other so and saw somebody they could do

>> it's important to remember he is i kgb. that is something we often paper over. that is his roots that's where he comes from pretty when the child to join the kgb. it was like watching the old g-man. he offered himself to the kgb ptwithout them excepting him, sorry you don't come to us we come to you. and eventually did come to him he became an officer in dresden, east germany. it is this moment for him when they collapse of the old soviet order happens he is left in this outpost in east germany. outside the kgb and he's there by himself sank back often dare come in here they are burning the documents inside they are afraid of being overrun. and they call for help with the answer they get is moscow is silence. searing moment road race to this day the idea of power collapse that's what he tried to reverse. >> and glasser have you ever met vladimir putin? >> guest: i have met vladimir putin. cooks when you mean by that? joking about that. the first time i met vladimir putin was the first time he held an interview for american correspondence based in moscow. was rig

immediately, they are subdued, they are also fearful because this is also kgb, the ex kgb.erica. it is just an extra police force, more like ss, probably. also, the level of the work, the technological level of the war, on the russian side, on the ukrainian side because the west, unfortunately including the united states deny ukraine most modern weapons to strike back, to strike back to the origins of those missiles. they are coming it's not identifiable, you and i don't know where they are exactly, but i am sure that from this space, from surveillance, you can tell for sure. that is where the counter strike, the strike back to go. not to moscow, not to the russian people, so to say. i am sure that ukrainians don't want to hit russian populations, other than buildings. but that would be a real change in the war, who would take over if ukraine, the big tough guy for the west. >> an important point were making. ukraine's been able to hold him off with all of its western weaponry and training, but in the end, this could go on for years. russia has got more people. they might n

>> guest: it's important to remember he is kgb. that's something we often paper over but that is his roots, that's where he comes from. he wanted his child to join the kgb. like watching the old g-men and the united states. he wanted to be part of this and the effect offered and sell to the kgb without an expecting him. sorry, you don't come to us, we come to you. eventually did it come to it and it became an officer interest in each country east germany. it's this moment when the collapse of the old soviet order happens and he is left there in his bank outpost in the middleid of east germany, and there are crowds of people outside the kgb office in there and is hereby himself with a lone gun saying back off, don't you dare come in here and they're burning the documents inside because they are afraid of being overrun. they call for help and answer they get is moscow is silent. searing moment for putin and it reverberates to this day, the idea that the power had collapsed. that's what he has been trying to reverse for 22 years. >> h

you wanted a child to join the kgb. like watching the old g-man, you wanted to be part of this and he offered himself to the kgb without them accepting him. you don't come to us, we come to you. eventually they did come to him and he became an officer in east germany and if it's at this moment when the collapse of the old soviet order happens and he is left there in this bank outpost in the middle of east germany. and there are crowds of people outside the kgb office there and he's there by himself with loan gun saying back off, don't dare come in here and there burning the documents inside because they're being overrun and they call for help and after they get it moscow assignment. it's a moment for cooking and it reverberates to this day the idea that the power collapsed. that's what you've been trying to reverse for 22 years. >> have you haever met one of your putin? >> i have met vladimir putin. >> what do you mean by that? >> he's joking about that. the first time i met vladimir putin was the first time putin held

this it’s good that owl detained these kgb officers, otherwise they would have burst into the apartment and this stupid beauty and the owners at the same time. in the description i don't want to get ahead of tobacco should i take. oh, who the fool told you that life is sheer happiness, don't believe it. today you lost, and tomorrow you won. it's always like that in everything. it must, of course, be a pity. the two of you were a good couple, you could do a lot more. now matilda will be brought to you, she will console you .

problems in general, of course, this is a favorite trick of the special services, especially the soviet kgb successful. western intelligence services have adopted it, and it is very simple to create problems for a person, and then offer a solution to this problem in exchange for some kind of service. that's the type of constant cooperation, when you're in a moment of trouble. of course you agree to anything. and when you look aloof, this person didn’t have any problems, then a conditionally special service officer appeared, something happened and everything returned to the point where the person again had no problems, as he didn’t have initially, but now he has. also a debt to someone genius, puppeteers that they they offer us a solution to problems that would not exist if these same puppeteers were not with us. well, what global problems did the same ukraine, georgia, armenia, moldova, even before lithuania, latvia, estonia, some who now have a war were the breadbasket of the soviet union , others were rich regions for wine. and tourism. still others have a climate and a favorable geograph

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yes , in france by the way, he did not succeed, because one of the french ratted on him that he was a kgbhere he the film fell apart. although it was an absolute lie, and he went further, he went to america a and he tells me that well, i went to america to hollywood, where skins worked. the same coppola woody allen that is, those great films that are not now in big hollywood yes. e now, uh, this whole thing, so to speak, political correctness is a new reality, yes, sexual minorities, and black life meters and that's it. the rest of it brought such a touch to all this creativity to all this creative environment, what in general? it seems to me that it is unlikely there, it is possible to create those values ​​that have always been the prerogatives of the ango-saxon world. they really disappeared . freedom of speech is really the inviolability of private property. why, what we see now is being taken away from the russians, not all russians who have a house or an account there, and abroad a thief and a corrupt official there. i know a lot of decent people who at some point, well, a person re

the young, but there were other dynasties among the diplomats, the artist, the artists, and even the kgbthe hereditary head of the enterprises, scientists husbands in the third fourth generation from such family traditions in soviet times told not always a friend turns out, that someone has taken a high post. by pull come on director my wife said that i asked you to write me premium. well, in the case of the new year, the time for the new year. well, what are you deputy, i will think, well, first of all, i will discuss this issue with my wife, the phenomenon of a common world and not even necessarily a warlike line. most often, it is simply explained by the desire to surround oneself with people who can be trusted. something similar has happened in our history. nikolaev explained to edwards. help wanted. report anything suspicious spying at the plant something is going wrong the director should know about everything. pay attention and edward agreed. why did bodrov rob the head of his native enterprise? and most importantly, where did they disappear from nikolaev’s apartment. children, bo

. >> lukashenko created a new system of terror with support from his apparatus, police, kgb, judges.wants to show he has absolute control and has all the power. many times, he said in public stalin, saddam hussein and slobodan milosevic are heroes for him. they are motivating him, so you can imagine the system we have now, what so-called course we have in baylor's. this is the drama in baylor is now. if i try to go to belarus, i will be detained at the border, but i am sure i will go back in the near future. maybe tomorrow, maybe after tomorrow, maybe two years later, 10 years later, nobody knows but i have a strong motivation. i want to struggle with this regime and mike cousin in prison is sentenced for six years and i'm struggling for my daughter. she also has a criminal case. my mom in exile, but i want to tell you about the situation in general in belarus. we have thousands of political prisoners. anchor: rescuers in nepal are searching for the last missing person. the flight went down on sunday killing at least 71 people. we have this report. reporter: they were an active membe