these are recordings of the exact words that mikhail sergeyevich said and how did he do it, right?rst thing for us is a manifestation of emotions. even with the best intentions, vladimir vasilievich please, show restraint at this crucial moment, and which of us is right will become clear very soon. victor, you not only play, but also shoot. what status do you feel most comfortable in, actors or director? oh, in the status of a simple person. well, and when it means that i'm shooting something, then i definitely, uh, i enjoy the nature of communicating with a person, you know, every person is unique, and even the students that uh study with me, that i kind of teach, i'm grateful that they teach me. but they are also unique and the work is unique. why because, well, the word director is like a commander. yes, the director is there and so on, but i put a little more into it, and we are doing one thing as a confederate. if you understand me, i understand you, and it will be easy for us to do all this in difficult situations in and what we shoot under the characters and circumstances wi

administrations, who was also an assistant james baker, the same secretary of state who negotiated with mikhail sergeyevich poroshenko, the former president of ukraine, and said a lot of interesting things , including exactly what promises and why baker made to gorbachev, i promise eternal friendship. let's start with this. i talked to george bush jr. he said yes. it was in the past when baker's secretary of state promised gorbachev that we didn't want to move east, but that remains. past. so you were assistant secretary of state. you know this story, but it wasn't put on paper. it was just a private conversation. in this conversation with gorbachev, baker was actually arguing and looking for ways to avoid confrontation. we have a saying, if your opponent commits suicide , don't interfere with the soviet union . the warsaw pact was breaking up and baker george w. bush sr. didn't want to hold back the process, they weren't ready to lie anything at all. that's when you listen to them so here's revelation. here's the hypocrisy. uh, aggression, arrogance, lies and immorality, which simply overflows. it seems t

of the 20th, you understand, our entire history of the fatherland, starting with the blessed mikhail sergeyevichof our own country through negotiations of renunciations of our own interests. and i just remember that the minister , mr. kozyrev, who said that the russian federation has no interests at all, and we are waiting. if you explain to us, then we will be grateful. so, i will remind you. this is nato's eastward expansion. began those times when the russian federation had all its questions. decided exclusively at the negotiating table. and i didn’t even think about defending them outside my borders by armed means, god forbid. and right at this very moment, unexpectedly armed by reminding again about the aggression of yugoslavia and what was done to the yugoslav. with the country, these are the carriers of the world and all the negotiating obligations, but again somehow awkwardly, but if we fast forward to the twenty-first century, we will immediately stumble upon the notorious test tube on the olivian history, etc. and so on. that is , wherever people, including the same muabra, gaddafi go

lord , in the voice of sergeyevich, invite representatives of the central bank who are responsible for this, to explain. for example, well, they know this program can niche us. mikhail he may say something, but i absolutely agree with you that in general such things need to be explained, it is quite possible. that, something we do not know it is possible that it is is done correctly and as a result , we have a normal course there. they say that inflation there is not that high. maybe, but for this, it is necessary that the officials who are responsible for, uh, for this one. hmm, for this sphere. at least sometimes they spoke publicly and explained this, but there really is a war during the war, it is necessary. especially since the age of the internet, people need to explain something. that's how that's how that's how we do it, that's why that's why you understand, that's why this question is really important, and it may be even more important than military component without it. i am closing the last thing that i will also say again today. uh, i was pleased with the news, that some of our students made himself a diploma from this, and from her network. but i was in