there are formidable calibers on board, the newest submarine kranshtat became part of the northern fleet, we'll talk about combat capabilities. russia is going through a very difficult and important stage of strengthening its sovereignty, in all directions. vladimir putin stated this; as a candidate for the presidency, he met with his trusted representatives, scientists, doctors, artists, athletes, and public figures. there are a total of 544 people on the list; they will campaign for the candidate and collect orders from voters. key points of the big conversation in the report by konstantin panyushkin. moscow, gostiny dvor on ilyinka, here is the main headquarters of presidential candidate vladimir putin. to fulfill in the future what people expect from us. this work has already begun, vladimir rogov’s phone is ringing, the entire zaporozhye region is connected. as soon as they found out about my new status, yes, they simply bombarded me with messages, proposals, ideas on how we can organize russia, make it better, win faster, and so on. yes, this is what it is, you know. the effect of

ships in several visits: battleships, cruisers, destroyers, minelayers, minesweepers and guards to kranshtat baltic fleet, the happy one was awarded the order of the red banner and appointed commander of all naval forces in the baltic sea, but was soon arrested. on the orders of trotsky, who was frightened by the growing popularity of the captain. he accused him of trying to establish a naval dictatorship instead of soviet power. the outcome of the trial was is a foregone conclusion. chastny was sentenced to death and shot, and was rehabilitated only in the mid-nineties. on february 19, 1954 , a decree was published on the transfer of the crimean region to the ukrainian ussr. there are different reasons given for this today. economically, it was easier. organize logistics to restore the economy, and this helped the head of the soviet union nikita khrushchev to gain support from the ukrainian nomenklatura in the struggle for power with georgy malenkov. in the ussr , changing internal borders did not affect the interests of people; they could freely move from one point of the country to anothe