’s what they said comrades, and says: this way not a single hair will fall from the head of the khazbulats’s such a black crowd, he’s in front, everyone there said that snipers can shoot at me, there’s a chip there, suddenly he goes down this interest officer, who was walking ahead of me , was supposedly tying a shoelace, and then i thought that he had lowered himself down on purpose, maybe so that someone would shoot, and why weren’t handcuffs put on the russian woman? what, why, are they criminals, or what? didn’t makashov swear? well , as far as i remember, he was in the fay, he was silent, he when he got on the bus, he started talking a little, well, he was talking about betrayal, they betrayed their homeland, the country, well , they told him that such defenders were better not needed for the country, and he fell silent, detained them... in white house and took them with an escort, they were each placed, given an office, and i had to interrogate albert mikhailovich makashov, and what did makashov say, why did he still side with krutsky and khazbullatov, when this whole situation happe

copies of this document to those whom it primarily concerned, the chairman of the supreme council khazbulatzorkin. by the way, i wrote the conclusion of my monograph, my first deputy drops by, so then we will take on the coup , after the publication of the decree, events are developing rapidly, barricades are being built near the house of soviets , people are already gathering to defend the white house, there is an emergency meeting of the supreme council inside, the acting duties to appoint, the corresponding sign immediately appears on his office: the country has entered a regime of dual power, but then you they declared themselves president, i did not declare myself, this was the decision of the congress, why did the congress take place, on the basis of what, after decree 1400 was issued, what did yeltsin do, why? and the constitutional court, 13 out of 13 judges, four did not vote, nine voted in favor, based on the decision of the constitutional court , a meeting of the supreme council was held , again, in accordance with the constitution, if something happens to the president, then who

traitors and those who sold out, well , i had to hear a lot of unpleasant words, we also talked with khazbulatetween flights and began to wait for him, probably after 10-15 minutes. he came up, all down, he was so green, ruslan imranovich khazbullatov, he was sitting in the corner, on an armchair, in his hands was a pipe, an extinguished pipe, he didn’t even smoke, and somehow he looked blankly at one point, there was a lot victims at the white house, but none of the deputies were injured, why, well, this is a normal answer, because there were people in the white house who called on the phones, called up some of his friends who could have been surrounded by yeltsin and everything else. almost all of them hid on the other side, where they couldn’t fly, or went down, but at least they didn’t provide protection, because they didn’t die there from tank fire, most of the people died from gunfire, gunfire from the side that stormed. at the time of the assault, there were more than 2,000 people in the building, tens of thousands on the street, in total that day, according to official data, 74 people

and to whom we sold ourselves, well, we had to hear a lot of unpleasant words , we also talked to khazbulat wait for him, probably in minutes 10-15 he came up, he was all green in color, ruslan imranovichlatov, he was sitting in the corner on an armchair , he had a pipe in his hands, an extinguished pipe, he didn’t even smoke and somehow looked blankly at one point, there were a lot of victims near the white house, but none of the deputies were injured, why? well, this, this is a completely normal answer, because in the white house there were people who called on the phones, called up some of their friends who could... be surrounded by yeltsin, everything else, they almost all hid on the other side , where they did not fly or went down, well, at least they did not provide protection, because they died there and not from tank fire, most of the people died from gunfire, from gunfire from the side who stormed. at the time of the assault, there were more than 2,000 people in the building, and tens of thousands on the street. total on that day, according to official data, 74 people died. a third

residents of the country remained in what is happening in moscow, an armed coup, is yeltsin alive, where khazbulatfor unprepared decisions. vyacheslav bragin was appointed switchman. he was removed from the leadership of the television and radio company. what would have happened if, during a live broadcast , armed people had burst into the studio from the audience. it would be an even greater shock than seeing the black screens of our own televisions. it is clear that this would lead to large-scale bloody clashes not only in moscow, but throughout russia, which has already looked into the abyss civil war. after 40 minutes of painful pause, the intro for the program appeared on the frequencies of the first channel. colleagues went on air from the backup studio on shabolovka. scared everyone even more. the attackers , using armored personnel carriers, grenade launchers, and machine guns, captured the ask-3 building itself. did the current government have any backup options for going on air? where could one look in conditions, for example, there was some kind of atomic threat or a big war, so to spea

change, despite the fact that he promoted me , removed me, and whose side you were on, on the side of khazbulatys with yeltsin. and you yourself defended yeltsin in those days or did not want to allow rutskov to come to power; in those days you fulfilled the oath, that is, you were for yeltsin? was he a criminal, a popularly elected leader of the country, what should have been done only because rudskoy said: “don’t cut down birch trees in the kremlin, they will be useful to us.” the first acute conflict between the president and parliament occurred in april 1992. at the congress of people's deputies, khazbullatov assessed the work of the cabinet of reformers headed by yegor gaidar this way: the guys were confused. when did yeltsin and khazbulatov pass the so-called point of no return in their relations? they had a conflict for a long time, but probably the very day of the report, or the time of the report, was probably the ninety-second year, when ilson invited khazbullatov and us, his three deputies, to talk about gaidar’s reforms. and quite he told everything in detail, how it would happen, a