naturally, it was intended for mikhail gorbachev when he became president. union, he could already depend much less on the communist party and on its future, already dubious electoral fate, according to the updated constitution, the president of the ussr was to be elected by popular vote, but the first election of the president could, as an exception, be carried out by the congress of people's deputies. ussr gorbachev, perhaps then it was necessary to take a risk and go to direct popular elections. with all the discontent already accumulated by the soviet people, the leader of the perpetrators still had a good chance of collecting a majority of votes in total for all the republics, but he chose not to risk being elected at the congress. and thus weakened their positions for the future gorbachev's assistants held consultations with the opposition interregional deputy group, it was important for them that the opposition agreed with the election of the president at the congress would not call for this rallies and strikes, and moreover, would have voted for mikh

a new injection, how the cpsu mikhail gorbachev was able to push this decision through the politburoin spite of the objections of the head of the kgb viktor chebrikov . institute of physics of the academy of sciences plunged headlong into perestroika politics. in 1989. he was elected a people's deputy of the ussr, and at the first deputy congress, he naturally became moral leader of the democratic opposition known as the inter-regional deputy group. at the first congress of people's deputies in may june 1989, andrei sakharov spoke eight times, painfully overcoming a wave of condemnation that drowned out the applause and even outbursts of hatred from the aggressively obedient majority. he proposed to abolish the article of the constitution, which secured the leading role for the cpsu, to transfer all power from the party to the council, to make the government return the land to the peasants under the accountable parliament. striving to prevent the disintegration of the ussr, which was already beginning at that time, sakharov personally wrote a draft of a new constitution, which, in hi

mikhail gorbachev was elected and they fought among themselves and fought and fought and to prove to gorbachev that he was wrong, yeltsin collapsed the election, won this election and said that now we will have an independent russia, well, everyone looked at the elder brother, we will all learn from the elder brothers and also voted that such a political crisis arose and ukraine became independent. it was really quite cheap independence, and now you see where it depends , it turned out to be not cheap and we are now paying for the independence that we received many years ago and we are paying in blood, we already have the first spectrum , a very important, hot direction, severodonetsk roman vlasenko, head of the military administration north donetsk region, mr. roman glory to ukraine , we congratulate you good day, good health, mr. roman well, we all and all our views, not only ours, but all of europe, the whole world, are now focused on the north donetsk region, as everyone knows, fierce battles are going on there, what is the situation at the moment you have there where you are now,

russia was dominated by no longer perestroika, but protest moods, the communist reformers led by mikhail gorbachevor many people from the street rally elements were no longer seen as leaders of change, but rather an outgoing nature, hindering really important transformations. this can hardly be considered fair, but at such moments in history there is always a revolution of growing expectations, revolutionary democracy has gained political leadership in the form of an inter-regional deputy group and an organizational platform in the form of a movement democratic russia in march 1990, the first competitive elections to republican and local authorities were held in russia, candidates from the democratic russia movement, including boris yeltsin, entered the congress of people's deputies of the rsfsr and formed an influential faction there at the local level . local elections. having changed power in more than 20 major cities of the republic, including the two capitals of moscow or leningrad paracetamol at an affordable price and askofen ultra enhanced composition to combat migraine and other types of

fictional stories and in the book of vladimir shevchenko , the head of the protocol services, mikhail gorbachevoris yeltsin, about time and about himself, which more than lies at the highest level with the presidents of our country, the soviet union and russia . the kremlin therefore is. who to talk about? there is something to remember the festival on red square will last another 3 days immerse yourself in reading an excellent plan for the coming weekend is far from him mikhail alterkopov alexander peshkov to lead. as part of the book festival, the ninetieth anniversary of the birth of yevgeny yevtushenko , his famous phrase a poet in russia is more than poets and determined the name of the musical and political program that moscow celebrated his anniversary, the poems of the legendary poet of the sixties sounded on red square performed by the stars of the musical and dramatic scene. you are big russia and lice and in depth, if i don’t spread my arms i won’t hug you, some poetic lines, by this evening were set to music by composers lorak vint the phrase is a poet in russia more than a poet. at

the ussr state body created by the congress of people's deputies under under the presidency of mikhail gorbachev, the independence of lithuania, latvia and estonia was recognized, why is the russian federation trying to know the history back, or are they trying to show that the independence that latvia, lithuania and estonia won in september, uh, well, it means the recognition of this independence, that it is not legitimate well, here we can start talking about the legal aspects, eh, in fact , from the point of view of influence on the situation , there will be an influence on the situation from independence. equally well, but for the internal destabilization of the situation in russia itself and for the formation of the opinion that lithuania is not such a state. well, in principle, this is all, and it was said about ukraine that it has no right to exist, that it is not independent. in other words, this promotion in lithuania is aimed at, or is now, consolidation, mobilization, if there is a society there as much as possible, so that the enemies are different than in ukraine, and by the way, i

the declaration of independence of ukraine was used by the russian elite in order to deprive mikhail gorbachev of power, dissolve the soviet union and create a quasi-state entity that, after russia emerges from the economic void, will become a real state under the leadership of boris yatsin, the commonwealth of independent states, russians say that they live in cis, you and i here in ukraine say that we live in ukraine russians live in the cis by the way, a large part of our compatriots with you, especially the eastern and southern regions of ukraine, also repeats after them that he lives in the cis because he lives in the world of russian television. it turns out that president leonid kravchuk is not ready to use the cis as a tool for the creation of this new union state under his leadership, but instead perceives the cis as a tool for separation. russia's preparation for the fight against ukraine is already beginning when it becomes absolutely obvious that ukraine is preparing to introduce its own currency, that it wants to have its own armed forces, the year 1994 brings victory to leonid ku

vladimir shevchenko led the protocol service of mikhail gorbachev and boris yeltsin since 2000, for 11iser to vladimir putin in his book about time and about himself , reflections on the most important events at the turn of two centuries 20 and 21 and the days of today's great country. we live in russia and you cannot compare life in russia with life in the soviet union, an analysis that we then conducted after all that happened, you understood that at times. we did everything, but we were not very appreciated, and in the end we had to take care of ourselves, take care of our country, take care of our own republics, our regions with all those people who have lived in russia for centuries. global history too fidel castro french nikolai chusescu helmut kohl every name on these pages is an important milestone. and they need to be known in order to understand the origins of what is happening today. events covers such a variety. cities of state physiots alone, vladimir nikolaevich had to organize more than a hundred historical facts, but also the most important thing. people of the whole re

vladimir shevchenko led the protocol service of mikhail gorbachev and boris yeltsin since 2000, for 11o vladimir putin in his book about time and about himself , reflections on the most important events at the turn of two centuries 20 and 21 and the days of today's great country. we live in russia and it is impossible to compare life in russia with life in the soviet union, the analysis that we then carried out after everything that happened. we understood that at times. everything, but we were not very appreciated and in the end we had to take care of ourselves to take care of your country with your own republics, your regions with all those people who have lived in russia for centuries, this book of a man whose life is intertwined with the history of the country, yes, from global history, too, fidel castro, french nicolai chushescu, helmut kohl, every name on these pages is an important milestone. and you need to know them in order to understand the origins of the events taking place today, this book quantizes such a variety of countries. eh, he had to organize more than a hundred ci

when the declaration of independence of ukraine was simply used by the russian elite to deprive mikhail gorbachevpower, to dissolve the soviet union and to create a quasi-state entity that, after russia emerges from the economic vacuum, will become a real state under the leadership of boris yeltsin, the commonwealth of independent states, russians say that they live in the cis, you and i here in ukraine say that we live in ukraine, russians live in the cis by the way, a large part of our compatriots with you, especially in the eastern and southern regions of ukraine, also repeats after them that they live in the cis because they live in to the world of russian television it turns out that president leonid kravchuk is not ready to use the cis as a tool for the creation of this new union state

i was waiting for an unambiguous and clear promise to mikhail gorbachev that if moscow allowed germany nato, the alliance would not approach russian borders an inch, you easily. find this information on the internet in 2 minutes and the entire american establishment. i was always aware of these agreements, the independent newspaper and other media in the united kingdom , in turn, mourn the british mercenary who died in ukraine. he fought near severodonetsk. as part of the foreign legion of the armed forces, official london confirmed the information about the death, but for obvious reasons refused to comment further, while western diplomacy is stalling and engaging in double standards, the us strategic partners are suffering colossal losses in south korea for a week now, a strike of truckers has been going on, for whom it has simply become unprofitable to go to work at current fuel prices. an eye on the united states artyom krasulin ekaterina shamaeva news. in komsomolsk-on-amur, one of the enterprises was included in the reverse engineering program ; employees provide plants with parts

the ussr of the body created by the congress of people's deputies under the chairmanship of mikhail gorbachevecognized the independence of lithuania, latvia and estonia, why is the russian federation trying to rewind history or they they are trying some way to show that the independence that latvia, lithuania and estonia gained in september, well , it means the recognition of this independence, that it is not legitimate. well, here we can start talking about the legal aspects, actually, from the point of view of influence on the situation, there will be an influence from independence exactly, for the internal destabilization of the situation in russia itself and for the formation of the opinion that lithuania is such a wrong state. well, in principle, this is all, and it was said about ukraine that it has no right to exist, that it is not independent. that is, exactly promotion in lithuania is aimed either now at the consolidation or mobilization of the society there as much as possible so that the enemies are other than ukraine except for ukraine and by the way i will remind you that in prin

i was waiting for an unambiguous and clear promise to mikhail gorbachev that if moscow allowed germanyto, the alliance would not approach the russian borders an inch without difficulty. find this information on the internet in 2 minutes and the entire american establishment. is always was aware of these agreements, the independent newspaper and other media in the united kingdom , in turn, mourn the british mercenary who died in ukraine. he fought near severodonetsk. as part of the foreign legion of the armed forces of ukraine, official london confirmed the information about the death, but for obvious reasons refused to comment further, while western diplomacy is stalling and dealing with double standards, the strategic partners of the united states are suffering huge losses in south korea, a trucker strike has been going on for a week, which has become simply unprofitable to go to work at current fuel prices worries hyundai and kia as a result of running only half the capacity of protesters to blame from the government. they say that it's time for the siul to stop making political deci

author vladimir shevchenko, a unique legendary person, the head of the protocol service for mikhail gorbacheveltsin since 2000 for 11 years, an adviser to vladimir putin, his memoirs of time and about himself, in fact, an attempt to comprehend the key events at the junction of two centuries 20 and 21 and of course today. we live in russia and you can’t compare life in russia with life in the soviet union, the analysis that we then conducted after everything that happened we understood that at times we did everything, but we were not very appreciated and in the end we had to take care of ourselves take care of our country take care of our own republics by their regions with all those people who have lived in russia for centuries. the presentation of the book by vladimir shevchenko is, of course, the key event of the first day of the book festival, the program of which is extremely rich in 13 scenic sites 60 regions 400, publishing houses 50 500. forgive the events. and, of course, hundreds of thousands of books. let me remind you that the book festival is being held for the eighth time and its

vladimir shevchenko led the protocol service of mikhail gorbachev and boris yeltsin with 2000 for 11ears was an adviser to vladimir putin in his book about time and about himself, reflections on the most important events at the turn of the two centuries 20 and 21 and the days of today's great country. we live in russia and it is impossible to compare life in russia with life in the soviet union, the analysis that we then carried out after everything that happened. we understood that at times. that's all, but we were not very appreciated and in the end we had to take care of ourselves, take care of our country, take care of our own republics, our regions with all those people who live in russia for centuries, this book is a man whose life is intertwined with the history of the country, yes, from global history, too, fidel castro is a french ram. nikolay chusescu helmut kohl every name on these pages is an important milestone. and they need to be known in order to understand the origins of the event taking place today to quantize such a variety of country cities. from them, only the st

eighth year, the entire union conference was held . communist party of the ussr if you know mikhail gorbachevf you know the history of perestroika gorbachev then changed the very essence of the soviet system from old-style communism, he made a new presidential form of government and gave power to the supreme soviet and so on. i understand this because i was there when it all happened. i've been following all of this. i understand the essence of the last years of government. gorbachev's main idea of ​​perestroika, including in all directions. political reform economic reform multinational states. i dragged. well, i think that's what we are now so dealing with this reality, what is our country? i think our people still do not understand that they are losing their country. there will be no country. i understand what happened when yeltsin became the head of the country, because i have this knowledge. this is my information. i use them to form my current point of view, the people who advise the us government today do not have this knowledge. we're talking about michael mcfall. we're talking fiona

the agreements reached 30 years ago with moscow in washington an unequivocal and clear promise mikhail gorbachevws germany to reunite within nato, the alliance will not approach the russian borders an inch without difficulty. find this information on the internet in 2 minutes and the entire american establishment. i was always aware of these agreements, the independent newspaper and other media in the united kingdom , in turn, mourn the british mercenary who died in ukraine. he fought near severodonetsk. as part of the foreign legion of the armed forces, official london confirmed the information about the death, but further comments are understandable refused for reasons, while western diplomacy is stalling and is engaged in double standards strategic partners the united states is suffering enormous losses in south korea for a week now the strike of truckers has been going on, for whom it has become simply unprofitable to go to work at current fuel prices hyundai and kia are concerned, as a result, only half of the capacity is working, protesters blame from the government and they say that is, i

president bush made an unequivocal and clear promise to mikhail gorbachev that, if moscow allows germanyance you will not approach the russian borders an inch without difficulty. find this information on the internet in 2 minutes and the entire american establishment. i was always aware of these agreements, the independent newspaper and other media in the united kingdom , in turn, mourn the british mercenary who died in ukraine. he fought near severodonetsk. as part of the foreign legion of the armed forces, official london confirmed the information about the death, but for obvious reasons refused to comment further, while western diplomacy is stalling and dealing with double standards strategic partners the us is suffering huge losses in south korea for a week now , a long-haul strike has been going on, for whom it has simply become unprofitable to go to work at current fuel prices, hyundai and kia are concerned, as a result, only half the capacity of the protesters is the fault of the government. and they say that it's time for the siul to stop making political decisions that are unfav

bush made an unequivocal and clear promise to mikhail gorbachev that if moscow allowed germany to reuniteould not come within an inch of russia's borders. you are effortless. find this information on the internet in 2 minutes and the entire american establishment. the independent newspaper and other media were always aware of these agreements united kingdom, in turn, mourn the british mercenary who died in ukraine. he fought near severodonetsk. as part of the foreign legion of the armed forces, official london confirmed the information about the death, but for obvious reasons refused to comment further. while western diplomacy is stalling and engaging in double standards, the strategic partners of the united states are suffering enormous losses in south korea, a long-haul truck strike has been going on for a week now, for whom it has simply become unprofitable to go to work under at current fuel prices, hyundai and kia plants are operating at only half capacity as a result, protesters blame the government and say it's time for sioul. stop making political decisions unfavorable for the cou

international affairs to the general secretariat to the cpsu, later adviser to the president of the ussr mikhail gorbachevhe was considered one of the architects of perestroika. in general, the director of the whole country, his grandfather , my great-grandfather, was the manager of the nobel ludwig nobel in baku, they are from baku themselves. he was a capitalist, he had real oil rigs there, but nevertheless he joined the party on occasion in his forty-fourth year at the front. so he has such a biography was quite soviet. no, i didn’t have any feeling that i was some kind of what we now have in mind all the time there, every 15 minutes they beat, but apparently the business streak still managed to make itself known. well, probably business vein, of course, yes. yes, probably, it’s like, i discovered it in myself, how would i become a director, well , a director, in general, the director’s profession implies this too, because you work with a large team, if he is a romantic idealist, he doesn’t think about monetization, he just will not be able to fulfill his romantic idea romance romance, but you also hav

communist parties of the ussr if you know mikhail gorbachev if you know the history of perestroika gorbachev essence of the soviet system from old-style communism, he made a new presidential form of government and gave power to the supreme soviet and so on. i understand this because i was there when it all happened. i've been following all of this. i understand the essence of the last years of government. gorbachev's main idea of ​​perestroika is in the key. in all directions. political reform economic reform multinational state. i dragged. well, i think that's what we are now so dealing with this reality, what is our country? yut that they are deprived of the country? there will be no country. i understand what happened when yeltsin became the head of the country, because i have this knowledge. this is my information. i use them to form my current point of view, the people who advise the us government today do not have this knowledge. we're talking about michael mcfall. we're talking fiona hill i named them putin's exorcists are people who were focused on studying the soviet union and russi

both in an interactive format and in audio in 1990, us secretary of state james baker promised mikhail gorbacheves of the alliance in the east, despite the brutality , the expansion continued nato helps ukraine, which is not a bloc, and also continues to settle near the russian borders, the exhibition presents evidence in detail, and the kiev military is supplied, and more ideological weapons in the neighborhood. there was an exhibition of ordinary nazism. here are the organizers. they drew a parallel between western and ukraine and during the war photo and video documents of the atrocities of contemporaries are presented. stepan bandera as well as the ideology of the modern kiev regime. the exhibition of ordinary nazism has been open since mid-april. during this time, more than 250,000 people managed to visit it. but even those who have already been here have returned, because recently the exposition was updated by experts they brought from the liberated territories of the dpr and lpr. new evidence that nationalism is present in ukraine. well, for example, the literature seized from the azov da

intensive discussions which george bush and james baker secretary of state, his russian counterpart mikhail gorbachevrmans we were very extensively involved in this. the question is what would be the shape of the post cold world collapsing and there were several visions. gorbachev's vision is what he called a common european home from the atlantic, from lisbon. no military blocks, common european home, mutual accommodation. this was an extension of a program of charles de gaulle in the following years but recently has been pressing something similar from the atlantic and in a peaceful system with no military block. the other one goes back 50 or 60 years is the u.s. invasion called atlantis based on the atlantic alliance and nato and europe, which the u.s. controls. it's a deep issue in world affairs. it goes back to the end of the second world war two where you would be subordinated to the united states within the nato framework. or will it move towards the european home on the lines of the proposals in 1990. there was i no interest but it d have a compromise for and that is whated was agreed in the

we'll make a major speech at the berlin wall in which he is expected to challenge soviet premier mikhail gorbachev to tear down the berlin wall. the president is visiting berlin in route to washington dc after what he termed a successful economic summit of seven western industrial nations in venice italy. the president will accomplish many things in west berlin today president. reagan is the 40th us chief executive and has been here before as and as a private citizen with today's visit, we look back upon the history of american presidents in berlin and we start with the first such trip in 1945. presidential visits to berlin haven't always seen the fanfare created by modern day media on july 7th 1945 the first us president to visit berlin president harry s. truman uneventfully boarded the heavy us navy cruiser uss augusta for a nine-day voyage to antwer belgium is eventual destination was potsdam germany where he winston churchill and joseph stalin with me to decide the post world war two fate of germany on the way to potsdam truman addressed a crowd at the official flag raising ceremony at us mili

intensive discussions with george bush, james baker, secretary of state, his russian counterpart, mikhail gorbachev, the germans, who were extensively involved in this. the question was, what would be the shape of the post-cold war world with the soviet union collapsing? well, there were several visions. gorbachev's vision was what he called a common european home, from the atlantic, from lisbon all the way to [inaudible]. no military blocks, common european home, neutral accommodation. this was actually an extension of a program of charles de gaulle in earlier years. recently macron has been -- [inaudible] something similar. common european home incorporating russia within a european and maybe eurasian peaceful system with no military blocks. that was one vision. the other one is -- this goes back 50 or 60 years -- the u.s. vision called atlanticist, based on the atlantic alliance, based on nato and europe, which the u.s. dominates and controls. that's a deep issue in world affairs. it goes back to the end of the second world war, where europe subordinated in the united states within the atlantici

general secretary of the cpsu central committee ; later, adviser to the president of the ussr mikhail gorbachev, the director of the whole country, and here is my grandfather great-grandfather was the manager of the nobel of love in the bath from baku himself. he was a capitalist, he had real oil rigs there, but nevertheless he joined the party on occasion in his forty-fourth year at the front. so he had such a biography quite savenskaya was. no, i didn’t have any feeling that i was some kind of what we now mean all the time there, every 15 minutes, they beat that at the mosfilm film studio, here’s the most precious thing for you, here’s where you can go, you know how hug a birch and good birches hug. i have no idea. well, for example, the weight of the oscar statuette causes the most valuable thing that we have built a lot. here, this very 50 years at mosfilm for 24 years, as the head of a man, the impression is that you have become the monarch of the cinema of all russia. here are some qualities due to what? are you such an irremovable power? well, 24 years old. you are the leader, but this i

we'll make a major speech at the berlin wall in which he is expected to challenge soviet premier mikhail gorbachev to tear down the berlin wall. the president is visiting berlin

unian church nationalist symbols citizens who faced arbitrariness wrote letters personally to mikhail gorbachev on july 16, 1991. dear comrade, gorbachev everything was fine. here in 1988 , when the local government seized the hand of the foundation he was rabid and nationalism. found already and the enemy muscovites in general and the communists. in particular, ukrainian fascism may be born in ukraine. it needs to be extinguished with more germs. on august 18, 1991, in moscow, gorbachev was isolated in his dacha for the sake of me. the soviet union is on the verge of collapse, but it is the official kiev that lays the first mine under the foundation of the country . just six months before these events, on march 17, 1991, a referendum was held in the ussr for preservation of the state nationalists responded to it. there are no such horror stories in the new union treaty. vote against the imperial federal union agreement, despite this , the overwhelming majority of the inhabitants of ukraine voted for the preservation of the union 80.2% odessa region, 82%, mykolaiv 85, to say nothing about the d

now they have found it, and how it turned out for the country for mikhail sergeyevich gorbachev, the discuss them, what we discuss. we discuss the statement, we discuss the cases, we try to anticipate how the logic works for them. and if someone mixed up the quote, he then apologizes completely endlessly. about what as what they are discussing, they are discussing the view, they are discussing the picture. this is a very significant thing, because we have different ways of perceiving the world around us. just different, so to believe uh, cheater to believe people who do not understand the meaning of the words is to such an extent that they are not just falsifying the statement of our leaders. they sincerely begin to believe in this falsification of theirs and act on the basis of their own delusion, this is a common disease of western civilization. and i'm scared to think what hunger will be this winter and especially this spring, it is scary to think what will happen to the energy sector in the once developed countries. and now , by inertia, more developed countries. even though we s

force one, the 707 version of air force one, the putting contest as he is on his way to meet mikhail gorbachevmet in geneva. it was the trust but verify meeting and the world was sort of saved from nuclear annihilation because of that meeting. stuart: eclectic mix of items. you have the original apple one computer. >> you said you are not a tech guy, i'm not a tech guy either but they sold for $666 originally, expected to go for hundreds of thousands of dollars, only 250 of them are made and 60 still known to exist and this is one of the premier items. stuart: another historical item for you. the controller from apollo 17, the significance of that? >> it was the last mission to the moon, jean --gene cernan this is what he used, not what you get in private hands, the last lunar mission and there were not many of them. stuart: the rows carried by jackie kennedy on the day of the assassination. >> she was given yellow roses in texas but in dallas when she arrived in dallas gave her a bouquet of red roses and the verification process to verify that this actually was in the car the day her husband

where did e come from, what system was it born from that decision made at the level of mikhail sergeyevich gorbachevr our e bombals. excuse me for this rude word, except to create such a system for the corresponding e products, and these codes came from there, then they were withdrawn at the level of the second e, a to the civil sector is raised in certain correct procedures. were multiplied by large projects on e, supercomputers in both sarov and snezhinsk and we received. i think so, honestly, i will say 80% ready-made model of engineering calculations. when will you make the platform? let's get together maksud igorevich. so, we will understand all the support tools we will understand are clear, which your departments are ready to move the deadlines for money. they said to the left, well, apparently the question is, how are the ideas, well, it will depend on the stages that our receivers will put like, uh, target conditions by the twenty-fifth twenty-sixth twenty-seventh year. so do not torture me even when applying from the press tools and i will call until i understand the requirements and rules

shouldn't have been good, yes, she got it from the hands of the soviet union and its leader mikhail gorbachev, you know, anyway, i watched a little. here is her speech with sadness. she spoke with some terrible things. and yet . she looks much more changeable than most current european leaders. i think that we were talking about the fact that sanctions will destroy the economy of europe, this is true, but now something else is happening. damn, the terrible process of brain destruction is a very fast intellectual moral and political degradation of europe, it’s time for them to stop, because soon there will be simply no one to talk to, except for ours there is no one to talk to and not our politicians, but only our psychiatrist will be able to talk to them. although after the death of gandhi putin, there is no one else to talk to . we remember it is brilliantly his quote. what about merkel? she said the main one, maybe it's flowery, but she explained why in in 2008, they did not support ukraine's accession to nato because putin would be against it due to the fact that the russian federation is

fictitious stories and in the book of vladimir shevchenko , the head of the protocol services, mikhail gorbachevyeltsin, about time and about himself, that there are more than top-level visits with the presidents of our country, the soviet union and russia, and of course, we have received the same amount during this time here in the kremlin is why it exists. who to talk about? there is something to remember the festival on red square will last for another 3 days, immerse yourself in reading an excellent plan for the upcoming weekend is far away. he has mikhail alterkopa alexander peshkov to lead in moscow in hot pursuit, he was detained, suspected of murdering a businessman in the city center, according to investigators, the criminal shortly guarded the businessman and shot him several times in the back from a pistol with a silencer about how he managed to get on the trail of the killer and what are the motives in ksenia klemennaya's report? him searched for less than a day already this afternoon , the alleged killer of a businessman 24-year-old airik, the irishman was taken for interrogation. c

to the east , this is exactly what us secretary of state james becker told soviet president mikhail gorbachevdeclassified transcript of the meeting. he repeated this promise at least three times. this is also confirmed by a declassified archival document that was recently published by the german derspiel. we are talking about the minutes of the meeting of the political directors of the us foreign office, great britain, france and germany, which took place on march 6, 1991. and that's what the us representative raymond hare said then. we made it clear to the soviet union at the two plus four talks, and also at other talks, that we were not intend to benefit from the withdrawal of soviet troops from eastern europe nato should not expand eastward, either formally or informally. however, despite the ironclad assurances of washington 30 years later, nato moved hundreds of miles east first became larger, then the czech republic and hungary despite objection. russia they all joined nato in 1999. 5 years later, in 2004, the alliance included bulgaria, romania, slovakia and slovenia a. also the baltic

eh, mikhail sergeevich gorbachev believed in it.e because i'm familiar with andrey, he also needs to be given his due, he did a lot for the team. and i think i agree with victor that of course in business. unfortunately, especially if there is money, and then there was generally big money. uh, of course, a lot of cruelty. today, just two people could not agree. and i'm sure that i andrew is going through very much. eh, i'm sure and i feel guilty, partly, but because for this and hatred, probably, there is some kind of human love, because they are not so much together one step sometimes quarrel, as deadly enemies are the closest ones. for those who are different, his husband is also offended, as it were, he is huge. this is his life affectionate may, including they could not simply agree on the financial aspects. and here, please, the result about death, i want to say that after all, uh, every day, thousands of people die from the heart. unfortunately, we're not yet thunder strikes. let's not cross ourselves, we need to go for an exa

to the east , that's exactly what us secretary of state james becker told soviet president mikhail gorbachev the political directors of the us foreign ministry, great britain, france and germany, which took place on march 6, 1991. and that's what the us representative raymond hares said then. ok, i see. we made it clear to the soviet union in the two plus four talks and other talks that we did not intend to benefit from the withdrawal of soviet troops from eastern europe, nato should not expand eastward, either formally or unofficially. however, despite washington's ironclad assurances for 30 years after nato advanced hundreds of miles east first became larger, followed by the czech republic and hungary despite the objection. all of them all joined nato in 1999. 5 years later, in 2004, the alliance included bulgaria, romania, slovakia and slovenia a. also the baltic countries today we proudly welcome bulgaria estonia latvia lithuania romania slovakia and slovenia we welcome them into the ranks of the north atlantic treaty organization when nato was founded the people of these seminations wer

yes, the process has begun, as mikhail sergey gorbachev liked to say, it has started while lagging behindany perverts, then the state disappeared from the roman. the empire also rejoiced that they had many of these representatives. she disappeared. this means that all empires or states, when they begin to give free rein, to this sadism. yes she disappears. this is a regularity. this is the law. we must look at america and understand that it is impossible to do this, that it is impossible for us to be like this, and i know that we have many agents of influence who are interesting, yes, even at the level of legislation and so on, they are trying to torpedo laws, which we eat means, and to send these our laws while ridiculing, there and so on, so this is a very serious problem. we must not relax morally. we must strictly monitor our culture for immaculate culture, yes, without any of these satanic habits, and that and that is the guarantor of our cultural and yet the security of the country. this is a very important segment of national security, because this culture does not just give popula

well, firstly, whoever remembers the latest history of russia, of course, mikhail sergeevich gorbachevs on my word of honor does not decide nato to the east for me, especially when we are talking about a state that directly declares russia an enemy again make direct territorial claims against it, and moreover, it has already struck at russian territory. in among the deaths of people and inflicts, and here this question arises. why is joe biden doing this? because it is absolutely obvious that the transfer of ever newer and more powerful weapons that can be used on russian territory. this is definitely an escalation step. well, here we begin to recall such a children's saying grandfather, the old one still began his political career at the time when leonid brezhnev and richard nixon, not without success, agreed on irritation. and in principle, well, he himself recalls his negotiations with kosymin, and he remembers those times when all these oppositions between the two blocs did not go on under certain conditions and rules, for which no one nevertheless stood up, but the problem is that

today we have become hostages of two traitors gorbachev and yeltsin of all the environment that they began to develop. yeltsin also accelerated, because mikhailyeltsin accelerated it 2 years earlier and ordered grachev to withdraw troops. best left and given for nothing, and now here they are. after the fright that was for many years, now they have united in a pack and the pack has already begun to make claims. and the little seedlings are just as lithuania forbids us to travel to ours, kaliningrad, norway does not allow us to send food and many other things to the miners. therefore, in this situation, i would like to say that we must remain calm. we have a specific comprehensive action plan. our army after four months took the reins of the process of confrontation in its own hands. we have enough economy, based on the specific activities that are carried out under the leadership of the prime minister. responds to the needs of the state and law enforcement agencies, so i absolutely calm in the future of our russia . the entire alliance is officially against us, which has officially declared the need to destroy our country with you and will co

gorbachev afraid in general. i was not afraid of fate, well, soon the ussr will disappear from the political map of the world , boris nikolayevich will come to replace mikhail of course, when i was on the road for three days, i stood there, then i fought nikolayevich and worked. in the conversation of the bloody moscow events of october 93 , juna was next to yeltsin and accompanied the people. so there we were when i arrived, only approached there. applause. i say tomorrow at 11:00 everything will end on the fourth. friendship between the leader of the state and the healer with the order of friendship of peoples. i had a terrible attack of sciatica. i was transported on a stretcher from maykop to krasnodar from krasnodar to moscow on an airplane, when i ended up in my apartment with this attack, everyone became, which means the jungle. i lay in bed in pain. she came up to me, didn't do any more manipulations, left you saying, gina, what did you do? she says what she needs, then she did, let's go to the table, let me feed you something. and i saw how she pulled people literally from the other world, this is serious. i can tell you some stories. before my eye