development of armenian-russian relations, when in 1990 nikolai ryshkov suffered a heart attack, mikhail gorbachevater gorbachev himself resigned. romanov and dolgikh, three members of the politburo, who were brought up by the soviet economy and were born in labor, our fate and the fate of the entire country would have been more favorable. ryshkov will not leave politics, he will be a state duma deputy, a senator from the belgorod region, it is his idea to create a huge memorial reserve, the prokhorovsky field, in the place where the battle of kursk began, nikolai ryshkov was able to defend. nikolai ryshkov called the creation of this memorial the main thing in your life. zinaeda gurbatova. news. if it is possible to send troops to the west of ukraine, nothing should be ruled out in this matter in the future. if we send troops into ukraine, we will obviously become a warring country. this means the beginning of world war iii. when you and i remember the events of 1940, the defeat of the french army, and yet the french group was more than upward. this is the reason for the general sloppiness. sudde

development of armenian-russian relations, when in 1990 nikolai ryshkov suffered a heart attack, mikhail gorbachevim without regret ; a year later gorbachev himself would leave his post and the country called the ussr. the politburo, which was brought up by the soviet economy and was born in labor. our fate and the fate of the entire country would have been more favorable. will not leave politics, he will be a deputy of the state duma, a senator from the belgorod region, it is his idea to create a huge memorial reserve, the prokhorovsky field, in the place where the battle of kursk began, nikolai ryshkov was able to defend the lands where they were going to build a cottage village, and then gradually perpetuate the memory of the third battlefield of russia. in recent years, nikolai ryshkov called the creation of this memorial the main work of his life. zenaida gurbatova, lead. and now about the working trip of the minister of defense to the troops of the western military district. sergei shaigu checked the organization of the educational process at the military training center at tula state univer

on february 8, 1988, mikhail gorbachev, general secretary of the cpsu central committee, announced thethdrawal of soviet troops from afghanistan. this was before the start of the next round of negotiations in geneva, between afghanistan and pakistan through mediation the usa and the ussr agreed that the withdrawal of troops would be completed within 10 months, about which corresponding agreements were signed in geneva in the spring. the ussr fulfilled its part of its obligations, but the usa and pakistan did not. the president of pakistan, zia ulhaq, even... called these agreements a fig leaf. during the ten-year operation in afghanistan, the soviet union lost, according to official data alone , more than 15,000 people killed and 53,00 wounded, without achieving peace on this land. and washington and islamobat continued to support the opposition in afghanistan. usa actively sent money for weapons. a few years later, the government of the democratic republic of afghanistan fell, and majahed seized power. like this. this day in history , what happened here on february 24-25, social netwo

february 8, 1988 mikhail gorbachev, general secretary of the cpsu central committee. announced the withdrawalstan. this was before the start the next round of negotiations in geneva, between afghanistan and pakistan, through the mediation of the usa and the ussr, agreed that the withdrawal of troops would be completed within 10 months. what were the relevant agreements signed in geneva in the spring? the ussr fulfilled its part of its obligations, but the usa and pakistan did not. the president of pakistan, zia ulhaq, even called these agreements a fig leaf. for ten. during the summer operation in afghanistan, the soviet union lost, according to official data, more than 15 thousand people killed and 53 wounded, and without achieving peace on this earth. and washington and islamabad continued to support the opposition in afghanistan. the us actively sent money for weapons. a few years later, the government of the democratic republic of afghanistan fell and the majahideen seized power. this is what this day in history was like. hello!

congratulations from vladimir shevchenko, former head of service protocol of mikhail gorbachev and borisnniversary. in fact, it was shevchenko who created the protocol service from scratch. he began his political career in 1962, in particular he was the head of the sector of the komsomol department and the head of the general department of the central committee in the lks. he worked as second secretary at the soviet embassy in cuba, and headed the affairs management sector of the cpsu central committee. in the protocol service of gorbachev and yeltsin in 2000, he became an adviser to the president. the electoral commission center today approved the texts of the ballot paper, which will be used for voting in the russian presidential elections. the candidates' names will be listed in alphabetical order. in total, 113 million ballots will be printed. well, the election campaign is now in full swing, as it is going. egor grigoriev will talk about this. georgievna, hello. hello. patients of the dialysis department of the mordovian central hospital, satisfied with the treatment and conditions

a new russian leader, mikhail gorbachev, came to power.s for this moment, - and yet mr gorbachev�*s first words were easy—going and natural. "dobriy den," he says. "good morning." gorbachev and president ronald reagan met at a historic summit. shortly after, the two superpowers signed the start treaty, a commitment to reduce the number of nuclear weapons. the cold war was over and a new era of arms control began. that was really an incredibly promising time because the cold war had ended and we had this opportunity to rethink the role of nuclear weapons in us policy, and to greatly reduce. and nuclear weapons were greatly reduced over that time by a total of about 80%. in 2010, us president obama signed a second start treaty with russian president medvedev to reduce their stockpiles still further. i was responsible for negotiating the new start treaty. it causes us to limit our deployments of nuclear warheads to 1,550 warheads each. was a bit of a golden moment, i would say, in the us—russian relationship, and we were lucky to be able to g

perestroika, glasnost, they wanted the best, the last general secretary mikhail gorbachev, the last chairmanf the council of ministers of the ussr nikolai ryshkov were co-authors of the so-called. country acceleration program, i was a participant in the preparation of this report, together with him we prepared a report in his office, pulled out all the papers that we had accumulated over the years. soon their views diverged; ryshkov advocated a smooth transition to a regulated market economy; reform in china followed approximately this scenario. the proposed shock therapy, she communicated with us, she showed exactly these results, so at that time we ... could not agree with this and offered our own option, but gorbachev insisted on a sharper turn, he missed this point of crisis, he had to stop, somewhere stop, say, guys, let 's come to our senses, the country was bursting at the seams, one could only dream of calm work in a quiet office, in 1986 ryshkov headed the work to eliminate the consequences of the chernobyl explosion, 2 years later he led the restoration of the destroyed ones. on ot

and that the former soviet leadership of mikhail gorbachev took action based upon this understanding and it, boris yeltsin, expected certain behaviors based upon this understanding only the c as go ahead and repeat and said 5 different ways of expansion. but even the expansion of russian was willing to adapt to it until it came to ukraine. ukraine was unique and bladder for letting me put and spend a lot of time explaining what made you train unique. what made the relationship between crane and russia in the post cold war environment? you know, such that something rushing could not tolerate nato presence on your training. and so it was one of the more valuable changes of this interview. thank you, scott. right, our former us marine corps intelligence officer. thank you so much for speaking to our to international president, brother zaleski of sacked, general bother. it is a news named seth as commander in chief of the armed forces of ukraine says, july 2021. alexander says key has been appointed as the new head of the green army . the media reported on is a news news afraid relations

at the congress of people's deputies of the ussr, after announcing a break, mikhail gorbachev went tod the chief. i thought gorbachev was going to borovik, i stepped aside, and he came up to me and said that he knew and loved my poems, well, the entire politburo immediately lined up to me, that’s what drunina said. well, by the way, the minister of the armed forces yazov really knew drunina’s poems and even read them from memory to her, after all , these ministers had a soviet touch, then it was in the order of things to know poetry, especially front-line poetry poetry. alas, gorbachev used all these great, and let’s say, at times, naive front-line soldiers in order... to destroy everything that they served. the further, the more terrible drunina's disappointments became. she perceived the collapse of the soviet union as a personal catastrophe. before leaving this life , she wrote: “why am i leaving? to remain in this terrible, war-torn world, created for businessmen with iron elbows, for such an imperfect creature like me? she wrote this, having survived hundreds of bombings and shel

. >> i said to the president of israel, mikhail gorbachev -- no, not gorbachev.ry, michael jordan. >> no, no, no. when we went to the moon, and it was shot from dallas -- sorry, it was the moon. it was myers. >> jesse: that's a country that takes a two hour lunch break that put on a better show than we do. jimmy failla, host of fox news saturday night and author of "cancel culture addiction" joins me now. did you watch "snl"? >> of course. we should start with the obvious for shane gillis prayed you're welcome. my book comes out a month ago and what do they do connect the book and back on the show. it was a great night. i'm obviously being facetious. it was a great night for comedy. it was a fleeting great night for "snl." for one night they did what we kind of came up on, which was just having a good time. because that's who he is. he's not an activist, he's a comedian first and he was having a good time. that sketch is legitimately funny. >> jesse: hilarious. >> the shoes in real life retail for $399. letitia says they are overvalued is that if you buy them you

home to the soviet union, a country he did not recognize his homeland had been transformed by mikhail gorbachev and his policy of openness. >> glasnost this evening, the soviet experiment with glasnost, people are talking more freely. there was >> a sense things are changing. >> a romance with things west the popular culture begins to transform. the media, opens up all of it in very rough ways >> freedom came fast and it exposed the rock at the heart of communism all of a sudden, anything was possible. >> three of the most powerful republics now have joined forces and declared the old union dead >> in 1991. >> the >> soviet union finally collapsed. >> tonight in moscow or the kremlin, the red flag of the failed soviet union at last came down. and the flag of russia rose 300 years of history, erased >> soviet institutions ceased to exist. among them, vladimir putin's beloved kgb. >> it wasn't clear who he wasn't anymore >> suddenly, russia began to look like the united states >> we are opening the first big dog in moscow like mac is big mac >> coca cola, coca cola >> almost overnight >> yeah. i

yes, was answered, it seems that such an answer completely satisfied the then soviet leader mikhail gorbachevlexandrov case, he said that he had already had to answer this topic more than once, the american side assured him that... the us service had nothing to do with this, and he believed in it, as he felt, as he felt, in my opinion, he generally believed very strongly in the american side, not only the official information, in the publications of the washington times dated october 29, 1985 and the national review dated december 13 of the same year, it was stated that alexander... is in the united states and is being processed by american intelligence services, the word of the boy whom the chushpans are afraid of. i don't agree to live in a world where we have to give up. tigran kiasayan's sensational forecasts for the future. there will be no retaliatory strike from the americans if we suddenly strike europe. what awaits his old friend? styni premieres tomorrow at 19:35 on ntv. she will appear now. let's. well, what's there? map, who earns her own money. gazprombank debit card with a stabl

lectures include jimmy, gerald ford, mikhail gorbachev, sandra o'connor, bryan cranston and jody coe. we continue that tradition with a discussion on lbj's sweeping legacy by some of our nation's top academics and, scholars, all contributors to lbj's america. and no one would be more pleased that harry middleton himself, harry, was director of the lbj library for over 30 years and made it the model for presidential study. i know i speak for my friend and coeditor of lbj's america mark lawrence me as the former director of the lbj library and mark as the current director. when i say that in so many the lbj library is the house that harry built. lyndon johnson johnson would also be pleased that we're having this discussion. he wanted the lbj library to be a place where his legacy was explored openly and candidly or as he said with the bark off, as he said shortly before he left, as to how successful we've been in doing the greatest good for the greatest number, the themselves and their posterity must ultimately decide we have some important people weighing in on that question tonight. w

i said to the president of israel, see mikhail gorbachev? >> no, no, not gorbachev, nothing. >> gorbachev, the president of the israeli. no, no, sorry. >> michael jordan. no, no, no, no. well, they went to the moon and it was shot from dallas. johnny, sorry, is is towards the moon and mars. that is a country that takes a two hour lunch break, put on a better show than we do. jimmy, host of fox news saturday night and author of cancel culture. there it is, joins me now. did you watch snl? >> of course. and we should start with the obvious for shane gillis. you're welcome. my book comes out a month ago. what do they do? they book gillis right back on the show. he's the g chapter in the show. oh, god. great night. i'm obviously being facetious. >> it was a great night for comedy. it was a fleeting, great night for snl because for one night they did what we kind of came up on, which was just having a good time because that's who he is he's not an activist. he's a comedian first. and he was having a good time like the trump sketch is legitimately

communism, but, after their leader stopped dying on him and found one who stayed alive, namely mikhail gorbacheva tool to bring the soviets down. i don't understand why we can't apply that logic today? >> yeah, larry, thanks. by the way, red, happy valentine's day. larry: you too. >> you and i both know donald trump pretty well in the sense that he reaches out to people all the time and you need to do that. what is that old adage, keep your friends closer but your enemies closer and he would do that and i think that was an important characteristic of donald j. trump. look president biden has not spoken to vladmir putin in two years, two years. he only met him one time. that's a big mistake. i can show you the track pattern with biden how he has done that to a lot of word leaders. at least keep the lines of communication open. you have to keep the dialogue open. i saw president trump talk to the chief of the taliban a couple of times. we saw him talk to xi. we saw him talk to kim jong-un. we saw him talk to vladmir putin. i was north enough to be on we used to call drop lines, you were on the con

in 1986, in december 1986, mikhail gorbachev, that relatively new soviet leaders signaled his turn toward liberalism by liberating andriy soccer off from gorky where he'd been kept as a virtual prisoner with his wife this is the opposite. this is somebody signaling his ruthlessness, his willingness to kill his enemies and a very, very different kind of system that's in place right before his so-called election. remember putin is up for election in just a matter of weeks, which of course he will win because it's it's a fraud from beginning to end. so sometimes history moves distinctly backwards and tragically, we sometimes think it constantly moves forward in the best possible way that's not the case navalny always spoke of a beautiful future for russia that's why today, this week is so deeply tragic because it's very hard to imagine the opposition recovering its footing very quickly after this, this is a terrible, terrible blow and very quickly david, we only have about 30 seconds, but i do want to ask you, you raise the issue of political courage. is it possible that trump bore any of th

mikhail gorbachev declares glasnost. western films appear on the country's screens. trick or your life, what about the people, well, i’ve seen enough of a western, yes, what a wallet, and what will i say at home, that if my wife believes that i was robbed, she will say... spent it on a bottle again, he’s the people, think about what you ’re saying, honestly, in soviet times people are accustomed to safety on the streets , robbery, hooliganism, not to mention more serious acts, a rarity, okay, that means you won’t give up your wallet in an amicable way, i count to three, if i don’t give it back, that’s it, okay, then write a certificate for mine wife, why, what kind of certificate, what kind, and that she will believe that i... went on a mission and didn’t rob anyone, i understand, i understand, i have a fountain pen, and you, surrounded by the greenery of kaluga, the townspeople loved to take an evening stroll, without fear of anything, it happened in our history, pensioner semyonov was walking around berezuevsky ravine, for many non-locals , it seems strange in the

imposing various restrictions on deployment, on the number of warheads, and so on, as soon as mikhail sergeevich gorbacheverything always describes what should be and what is happening in real life, our military policy, armaments policy has almost achieved this goal, in any case it is moving along this path, which is right, well, the ancient principle, if you want peace, prepare for war, the current number of nuclear missiles does not suit us, we need more or we need to change it to a preventive strike, what are you talking about now. repeat, because americanists in our country, as i once said, including on our political talk shows there is more than enough talk about weapons now, when despite childhood in st. petersburg and fights , you inevitably hit first, you hit first, it doesn’t even matter or second, everyone dies absolutely, just in a different sequence, first only those who whoever i hit, then others, those who hit, i said, well, everyone dies, then we quote putin again. someone, you can give up , you can give up , there will be no nuclear war, just raise your hands, you have two extremes, or go

not yeltsin , yeltsin’s role goes without saying, but still there was such a person, gorbachev was called by mikhaily a couple, each in his own way, like this , traitors to the party, traitors to the country, no match, a traitor - this is very strong.

evidence, we knew how to make a reactor operating in orbit topas, back in the days when mikhail sergenvich gorbachevg of this kind, yes, we can work at the defense level in space, but we have never done this for the simple reason that this is without... promising, we have a nadol rocket, we have the s500 system, we even have a vacuum gun, i already said about topas, but we never had a goal to militarize space for the simple reason that any, any, excuse me, a bucket of nuts in orbit orders the immediate destruction of the satellites that ensure life on earth, that is , of course, these are satellites for communications and geodesy and weather and much more, we, as they say, are truly peaceful people, but if we take our polite opponents... my favorite folk tale, of course, i’ll say about baba ega, and the bun, because he traveled a lot, and spent the winter holidays traveling with children to the glorious city of st. petersburg. baikal is pride, it is strength, cheeks red, but with red, but you look and admire it, all the way i walk and take pictures of our wonderful park in a tiny, small, small town.

we are lazy, and there’s a lot of that, critically a lot, mikhail, here is another conversation between students of humbelt university, gorbacheved germany, he will not let honecker. but what about the tazis, when everyone is dissidents, who will you fight with? the only way out is to listen to the voice of the people and go with the flow, otherwise it will be swept away, this is what happens, they believe in us, they hope, you know, this is a betrayal of all our ideals, what a betrayal, there is a new reality, we will have to come to terms with it. teach you to go to his anniversary soon republics, well, what will i tell him if he starts asking uncomfortable questions, and he, apparently, will, and you give him uncomfortable answers, the old man has his head in the clouds, now i ’m interested in the plans of germany, germany is nato, eduard , i’m afraid that no matter how they move their missiles right here, the border that exists as a counterweight to the warsaw pact will not happen. why won’t nato, with whom nato fight, when we will soon all be good neighbors, or will there be, as you like to say, one big european house, but

gorbachev and yakovlev were in favor of trusting the market to eventually let go. i say, we cannot agree with this, we cannot, the country is not ready, you want to abandon the country. mikhailishusin instructed the federal antimonopoly service to promptly respond to rising prices in the field of government defense procurement. the prime minister held a meeting with the head of the federal antimonopoly service maxim shaskolsky, the head of the department also informed the prime minister about the organization of control over the unreasonable increase in the cost of socially important goods, primarily food. a very important function is the function related to pricing, this directly affects inflation. on the economic parameters of the country, we sent to the regions recommendations on the procedure for concluding price agreements with producers and sellers of chicken eggs, now there is a tendency towards lower prices. the automobile fuel market is also socially significant; as a result of the joint work of ministries and departments, the change in retail fuel prices in the twenty-third year did not exceed the rate of inflation. without a doubt, you need to keep in touch with b

say, the very president of the soviet union, gorbachev, in this regard, i wanted to ask you if another president, the current one, will appear somewhere, mikhail, that is, the intrigue is hung, i think that we will see something in the series, of course, certainly, jen, yes, you liked everything in the series, you liked your acting, oh, well it’s not for me to judge , well, i really liked the process, of course, yes , i haven’t seen the series itself yet, and i haven’t even read the entire script, because my roles are limited to two episodes, yes, the first ones, you know, our time in the broadcast ends, i want to tell you that you are just... cool guys, because the series will be, i think, not just noticeable , but it will be sensational, and don’t miss the premiere of the ntv series on february 26, well, we need to say goodbye, thank you very much, thank you, yes , we want to give such a gift with a secret, the whole question, do you have whether our president vladimir vladimirovich is in the project or not, he is certainly always with us, and this t-shirt also shows that it is not an easy t-shirt. ends in a few seconds, the program, you won

released from arrest, during the years of gorbachev’s perestroika, it turned out to be hopelessly outdated, searching for how they say he left. after this, mikhailhis devotee, dear sonya. sofya milkina, wife, second director and co-producer on a number of their films. in their married life, they experienced a great drama, they barely died, their two children were born, and only their favorite movie, to which they were devoted. the studio decided to raise the question of my personal official responsibility, as deputy editor-in-chief of musfilm, for the acceptance of two ideologically vicious scripts by the writer tendrikov, a tight knot of potholes. this second excellent script was never filmed. i decided i'd had enough. after pyrev left, it became uninteresting for me to stay at musfilm. and even listen to ridiculous accusations? i submitted my resignation from the studio of my own free will. i gladly accepted pyryev’s offer to go to work in our newborn cinema union. i was stuck under his rule for almost 20 years, and then, finally, i returned to my native profession, began writing a script, but mosfilm forever remained my home. well, more than