let's start with the late boris nemtsov. nemtsov had been an ally of putin's predecessor, boris yeltsin. when putin emerged from relative obscurity to grab the presidency, nemtsov became a noisy opponent and in 2015, he was shot dead close to the kremlin. who ordered the assassination? well, the truth has never come out, but putin's opponents have little doubt. in 2011, i went to moscow to meet boris nemtsov, who was then putin's biggest, highest profile critic. putin became a successor and became the president because berezovsky was his friend. and berezovsky supported him very much and berezovsky financed his campaign. you know that putin rule is, if you are a friend, you can do whatever you want. if you are an enemy, you will be injail, right? even if they had just one case of corruption, my corruption, believe me, we will never talk in the hardtalk on bbc. you will came to the prison maybe, maybe not, i don't know. and try to give me some present or whatever. that's why if you are in the opposition in this country you ha

let's start with the late boris nemtsov.and in 2015, he was shot dead close to the kremlin. who ordered the assassination? well, the truth has never come out, but putin's opponents have little doubt. in 2011, i went to moscow to meet boris nemtsov, who was then putin's biggest, highest profile critic. putin became a successor and became the president because berezovsky was his friend. and berezovsky supported him very much and berezovsky financed his campaign. you know that putin rule is, if you are a friend, you can do whatever you want. if you are an enemy, you will be injail, right? even if they had just one case of corruption, my corruption, believe me, we will never talk in the hardtalk on bbc. you will came to the prison maybe, maybe not, i don't know. and try to give me some present or whatever. that's why if you are in the opposition in this country you have to be hundred percent honest because if putin found just one very small point, this is the end of your life. if vladimir putin wants to, he can run for president

also equal prominence but his nemtsov, who was gunned down on a bridge within plain view of the kremlin and there was a massive show of support for him. and even in the years following his assassination, there continued to be marches and in memorial of him and people with very often lay flowers on the bridge at the site of his assassination but the authorities would vary, come, come in very quickly, clean up those memorials, sweep away the flowers. they would be late again. so the authorities have made it very clear and this was at a time of course, when nemtsov was investigating russia's covert involvement in propping up separatists in a new eastern ukraine following the annexation of crimea, that was at the time when he was assassinated. and it was still not officially acknowledged by russia that they were essentially staging this kind of covert invasion, propping up separatists in eastern ukraine and now the picture has changed ever so dramatically since that point. i was in moscow, both in the run-up to and right after the full-scale invasion and i was out on the streets and i saw l

has turned into a cruel state that... kills people dreaming of a beautiful, better future, such as nemtsovnd tortured to death. at 15:02, european council president charles michel eu holds the russian regime solely responsible for this tragic death. 15:10 during a press conference, head of the kiev regime zelensky. apparently he was killed by putin, like thousands of others. tortured 15:20 prime minister of the netherlands mark ruet. navalny's death illustrates the unprecedented brutality of the russian regime. 15:35. minister foreign affairs of germany annalena perbak. navalny, like no one else, was a symbol of a free and democratic russia, which is why he had to die. at 15:43, the chairman of the european commission, gloomy... that is, in a minimal period of time, like a carbon copy, almost all the leaders of the countries of the civilized world expressed their condolences over the death of navalny , blaming vladimir putin for this, well, class, and no one doesn’t care why putin needs to kill navalny 2 months before the elections? what's the point for all this to start, what's the point?

russia has turned into a cruel state that kills people who dream of a beautiful, better future, like nemtsovprisoned and tortured to death. 15:02 president of the european council charles michel eu holds the russian regime solely responsible for this. tragic death 15:10 during a press conference, the head of the kiev regime zelensky, obviously he was killed by putin, like thousands of others who were tortured. 15:20, prime minister of the netherlands, mark ruet, death navalny illustrates the unprecedented cruelty of the russian regime. 15:35. german foreign minister annalena perbak, navalny, like no one else, was a symbol of freedom. democratic russia, that is why he had to die. at 15:43, president of the european commission ursola fonderl. grim reminders of what putin and his regime are all about. we'll talk about this lady a little later. 15:49, prime minister of sweden, ulf kristorson. the russian authorities and putin personally are responsible for the fact that navalny no longer with us. 15:50 president of moldova maya sanduk, generally hated by the entire moldovan people, writes: naval

has turned into a cruel state that kills people who dream of a beautiful, better future, such as nemtsovwas imprisoned and tortured to death. 15:02, president of the european council charles michel. holds the russian regime solely responsible for this tragic death. 15:10 during the press conference, head the kiev regime zelensky, apparently he was killed by putin, like thousands of others who were tortured. 1520. prime minister of the netherlands, mark ruet. navalny's death illustrates the unprecedented brutality of the russian regime. 15:35. german foreign minister. 15:50 president of moldova maia sanduk , hated by all moldovan people , writes death. in the yamalo-ninets district, which provoked an appeal to the nation to the american people, self-propelled joe, who literally said this, listen. alexey's death was reported navalny, he courageously resisted corruption, violence, and all the terrible things that putin’s government did. we must provide funding so ukraine can defend itself against putin's brutal attacks and war crimes. that is, if you objectively analyze biden’s speech, so t

let's start with the late boris nemtsov.

date for this , and we know that the month of february is so important for putin, because he killed nemtsov february, he killed navalny in february, he started a war with ukraine in february, that is, he could already hold it on march 1 or 2, that is, the date was chosen, who believes in numerology, maybe not coincidentally, we assume, but with all that limited purely by bureaucrats. this is such a small relief of steam, because in general putin is convinced that everything is going more or less well, not perfectly, but more or less well. and echelons in refrigerators of russian soldiers, it is somehow not baked, that is, we do not see, in principle , any social feedback. well, of course, yes, that is why he does not feel the threat and danger from this factor of the costs of war, that is, a significant amount. from dead servicemen, losses of personnel. does not occur, this is not feedback. he himself will not pedal this thread, or in any way address or restrain it. if the people are not indignant, then in principle everything goes more or less normally. judge for yourself, on the second an

and we know that for putin the month of february, which... is so important, because he killed nemtsovin february, killed navalny in february, started a war with ukraine in february, that is, he could have done it on march 1 or 2, that is, he was elected date who believes in numerology maybe not by chance, we assume this, but with all that limited to a purely bureaucratic set, this is such a small blow off steam, because in general putin is convinced that everything is going more or less well, not perfectly, but more or less well. and echelons in refrigerators of russian soldiers somehow do not bake it, that is, we do not see any social feedback in principle. well, of course, yes, that's why he doesn't feel the threat and danger from this factor of the costs of the war, that is, a significant number of dead servicemen, losses of personnel. does not arise, it is not the reverse communication he himself will not pedal this topic. or in some way to solve or restrain it, if the people are not indignant, then in principle everything goes more or less normally. judge for yourself, on the sec

could have become yeltsin’s successor, aksionenko, an expert in economics, could have become, boris nemtsov young reformers, could have become, but the bird of russian history chose precisely putin, she built her nest in him, and is still sitting in this nest, either a dove or an eagle. then the fiery heat, bird, putin crossed out the humiliating and criminal khasovyort peace and won the second chechen war. in dagestan he met with the militias who repelled basayev’s treacherous attack. the militia told me how putin flew to them at the height of hostilities. in grozny, at the airfield, general troshev was setting up regiments. and i saw them marching, preparing for putin’s arrival. putin flew in... from a fighter jet and took part in a menacing military parade. putin calmed down the crazy sovereignties, drove these mad horses into a stall, horses that rushed in different directions, tearing apart the quadriga of the russian state. putin made two grandiose metaphysical acts that bridged the gap between soviet and modern times. in an effort to prevent this gap, i erected. a modern weapon in th

let's start with the late boris nemtsov.

foreign affairs. a cruel state that kills people who dream of a beautiful, better future, such as nemtsovth. 15:10 during a press conference, head of the kiev regime zelensky. obviously he was killed. putin, like thousands of others who were tortured. 15:20, dutch prime minister mark ruet, navalny's death illustrates the unprecedented cruelty of the russian regime. 15:35. german foreign minister annalena berback. navalny, how nobody, was a symbol of a free and democratic russia, which is why he had to die. at 15:43, president of the european commission. he gets it. grim reminders of what putin and his regime are all about. we'll talk about this lady a little later. 15:49. prime minister of sweden, ulf kristorson. the russian authorities and putin personally are responsible for the fact that navalny is no longer with us. 15:50. the president of moldova, maya sanduk, who is generally hated by the entire moldovan people, writes: navalny's death in a russian prison, a reminder of blatant oppression regime of dissent. and then the one-eyed robber german chancellor olaf scholz, us secretary of

so that only he can emerge victorious starting with eliminating legitimate opposition like boris nemtsov, who has gunned down at the foot of the kremlin in 2015? and alexey navalny, who recently died very mysteriously in an arctic gulags. though the kremlin has denied any part in it, but navalny decided to do was he was going to set a template, set an example for the russian opposition that if you go to play this game, have no illusions. this is a game to the death. >> one opposition candidate who did get approved later still got disqualified. only three other candidates were ultimately allowed to appear on the ballot. token opposition analysts say they're numbers and their fates are have already been decided and their presence on the ballot is billing to make it have the appearance of an actual election >> yet the kremlin is making great efforts to promote the vote ads for putin running on tv, polling stations set up nationwide. there's even voting in parts of ukraine occupied by russia, which goes against international law. >> they're going around literally with ballot boxes. two peopl

so that only he can emerge victorious starting with eliminating legitimate opposition like boris nemtsov, who was gunned down at the foot of the kremlin in 2015. and alexey navalny, who recently died, very mysteriously in an arctic gulags, though the kremlin has denied any part in it, what navalny decided to do was he was going to set a template, set an example for the russian opposition that if you go to play this game, have no illusions. this is a game to the death. >> one opposition candidate who did get approved later still got disqualified. only three other candidates were ultimately allowed to appear on the ballot. token opposition analysts say they're numbers and their fates are, have already been decided and their presence on the ballot is billing to make it have the appearance of an actual election >> yet the kremlin is making great efforts to promote the vote ads for putin running on tv. polling stations set up nationwide. there's even voting in parts of ukraine occupied by russia, which goes against international law. >> they're going around literally with ballot boxes to peop