president yeltsin dismissed yevgeny primakov . we have nothing to blush about.uld, they did it professionally, thank you again, kowtow, thank you, they took it straight, left, mayor moscow seemed to go into the position of boris nikolaevich, in his circle there were a number of people who hated me, who at any cost tried to remove me from there at every change of government, they whispered to me, they whispered, i come to the next report, he meets me and says : well, what are you planning on between lushkov and primakov. i say, varis nikolaevich, as for primakov, he is a man whom i deeply respected, respect, will respect and will never stop contacting with him, i consider him my teacher, a worthy, decent person. lushkov is the mayor of moscow, i worked with him, i will continue to work with him. i have never participated in politics in political processes, and, but since you made such a serious remark to me , the president. i ask you to release me, he says, what happened, i told him this whole story, and i say, these satraps got me from him, they hunt me all the

the attitude towards primakov’s gesture still remains ambiguous. the russian prime minister of betrayal of national interests. then the country de facto lost $15 billion due to his failed negotiations with the american side. others argued that the turn over the atlantic returned russia to the peaceful arena and called it a symbol of foreign policy's turn away from prioritizing relations with the west. the bombing of yugoslavia became the occasion for, in fact, the first sharp manifestations of anti-american sentiment in russia. in march 1999, protesters in moscow threw eggs at the façade. embassies shouted chants in support serbs insult us president bill clinton. until that moment, it was hardly possible to think that the pause that arose in russia’s relations with the greater west would be interrupted by civil society. the protests, although they were very sporadic, very spontaneous, in fact, no one even controlled them, and the first few days there they were noisy. and then a well-known provocation was committed with an attempt to allegedly fire

second anniversary is 25 years since the plane you were on, the plane of prime minister evgeniy primakov. as a result, in response to american bombing, nato bombing will be more accurate, mainly american bombing of serbia. the united states decided to expand nato, while explaining to russia that nato - this is a purely defensive alliance, that it is in no way directed against russia, and that on this occasion, how illogical it is to launch an offensive operation, an offensive, openly military operation against serbia, what is this. some concerns by russia about the emergence of new nato members right on russian borders, sometimes with claims, as in the case of ukraine, on territories that russia considers its own, that despite all this, nato does not pose a threat to russia, what do you think about the challenge who throws russia is nato, and what do you think nato wants from russia? well, since you started with history, let me remind myself and tv viewers that, according to non-russian, western experts, over the 75 years of the existence of the north atlantic alliance, it carried out, a

and how the russian house in minsk contributes to the rapprochement of peoples, let’s ask evgeny primakovad of the federal agency of rossotrudnichestvo. evgeniy aleksandrovich, hello, hello, russian belarusian cooperation is developing intensively, fraternal ties with the regions are strengthening, active interaction in science, culture, and education. russian houses in belarus also play a significant role in this. tell us how you contribute to the rapprochement of our peoples? we have a huge number of projects, there are so-called russian houses, they are called that among the people, formally they are all called beautifully, the russian center of science and culture, the most important one is naturally located in minsk. they are a kind of point of attraction for people who come there to different circles, to different seminars, to different conferences, film screenings, concerts, exhibitions, etc., etc., a huge number of all sorts of, as they say now, activities, activities, well, that’s just it , what is being done in russian homes themselves, besides this there are a large number of d

the attitude towards primakov’s gesture still remains ambiguous.prime minister of betraying national interests. then the country, due to his failed negotiations with the american side, de facto lost $15 billion. others argued that the turn over the atlantic returned russia to the peaceful arena and called it a symbol of turns. this is what protesters in moscow threw eggs at painted the facade of the american embassy, ​​shouted chants in support of the serbs and insults against us president bill clinton. until that moment, one could hardly have thought that the pause that arose in russia’s relations with the greater west would be interrupted by civil society. the protests, although they were very sporadic, very spontaneous, and in fact no one even controlled them. and for the first few days there they made some noise, and then a well-known provocation was committed with an attempt to allegedly fire a grenade launcher at the building of the american embassy and under the pretext of what this provocation meant, they tried to curtail these actions as m

well, she received a tough answer from primakov, but primakov i had my own problems with president yeltsinunately, besides nato there is china, fortunately, besides nato there is india, fortunately, besides china there is brix, and there is a completely different russia than it was in ninety in '99. vladi nikolaevich, thank you very much for this conversation, for your time, we hope to see you soon. you on our air, thank you, it was a great game, we will be on air again next week, i’m happy when i develop every day, when i wake up and know that something new awaits me during the day, when we get together with the whole family and make dumplings with potatoes, cooking, this is my hobby, you could say my hobbies - this is travel, this is my favorite ice hockey, i have a dacha, which has turned into paradise, into a flower garden, i am proud of it, i started going to drawing classes, and i put my paintings at an exhibition, do music, do art, this is very cool, i i love you all, i love you very much fishing, because there is a volga in rybinsk, be happy, find good in every second of your life.

the attitude towards primakov’s gesture still remains ambiguous.egotiations with the american side, de facto lost $15 billion. others argued that the turn over the atlantic returned russia to the peaceful arena they called it a symbol of the turn in foreign policy from the priority of relations with the west. the bombing of yugoslavia became the reason for the actual first. in moscow , protesters threw eggs at the facade of the american embassy, ​​shouted chants in support of the serbs and insults against us president bill clinton. until that moment, one could hardly have thought that the pause that arose in russia’s relations with the greater west would be interrupted by civil society. the protests, although they were very sporadic, were very spontaneous. ah, which says that if it weren’t for these , this aggression against yugoslavia, these bombings of belgrade, then perhaps there would not have been such a request for a politician like vladimir putin. moscow not only said its word in response to the bombing of yugoslavia, but also punched nato i

nato members applauded, sitting next to each other, primakov and presidential press secretary sergeieads, but not targeting missiles at nato facilities. well , he could, he could have taken it off, in fact, it would have happened to him, but - the meaning of the then fundamental act was expressed in three formulas: no nuclear weapons. politicians that there will be no nato expansion. moreover, the issue of nato expansion and , or rather, that it will not expand, was linked to the 2+4 agreement regarding the unification of germany, precisely because we can further say to what extent these obligations were enshrined, indeed they were enshrined not enough, but even in this form, when primakov, you rightly say in january. in ninety- six he became minister of foreign affairs and even collected these statements, it seems weak assurances, just a promise, the westerners were very excited, already in february of 1996 telbat sent out a telegram to everyone saying it was terrible, pryamakov collected all the quotes of what we promised, in general gave instructions on how to now distort all this

brest, as far as i know, it should be exactly there, so there’s a lot to do, thank you, evgeniy primakovency of rossotrudnichestvo, answered the program’s questions. this is the events program for belarus 24 and we continue. scientific experiments on board the iss. first woman belarusian cosmonaut marina vasilevskaya continues to conduct research in space. find out more from our columnist elena puntus. there are seven projects in the star mission. these include detailed photography and video filming of the earth, research on growing in space. as well as testing belarusian developments, for example, probiotics. in the future, they may be used to create food for astronauts. for this purpose, scientists from the institute of meat and dairy industry, the national academy of sciences, developed special combinations of microorganisms, selected dairy bases have determined the optimal nutrient medium in which bacteria can grow in space. the samples were made for more than six months; one of the most ambitious tasks was to prepare fermented milk products in orbit. in order to prepare exactly the

and female wisdom, and then again a sharp turn in fate, an invitation to the government of yevgeny primakov, deputy prime minister for social affairs, and everyone knew this back then , a firing squad, i didn’t have time to fly from one region, i flew to another again, where... obligations of promises, i promise, i will go to resignation, here people fell silent, and they really would have resigned, and of course i would have resigned, but how else, how they managed to find billions then, probably only valentina ivanovna herself knows, but they found the tension in the country was relieved. valentin ivanovna, what is important for us, knows what every penny is worth, because when we come to the federation council, we present our budget for the upcoming three-year period. it’s always very easy to talk, because tatyana ivanovna knows where money comes from, where to spend this resource more efficiently, where we we get the result, in 2003 valentina matvienko was again waiting for her hometown on the neva. vladimir vladimirovich invites and he says: valentin, stop resisting, we need to go to t

during the week the peoples of belarus and russia celebrated the day of unity, we will ask evgeny primakovad of the federal agency rossotrudnichestvo, about what unites us and how the russian house in minsk contributes to the rapprochement of peoples. all of them are a kind of point of attraction for people who come there to different circles, to different seminars, to different conferences, film screenings, concerts, exhibitions, etc., etc., a huge number of all sorts of, as they say now , activities, activities, but that’s just what is being done in russian houses themselves, besides this there are a large number of different programs that are launched from moscow, from the central apparatus of rossotrudnichestvo, exchange programs, internships, trips of young specialists to russia, educational programs, a lot of everything. the representative office of rossotrudnichestvo in belarus has been running for almost 14 years, tell us what large-scale projects have been implemented during this time and what are in the near future? you know, i probably need to open the site right now in front of

let’s ask evgeny primakov, head of the federal agency of rossotrudnichestvo, about what unites us andcontributes to the rapprochement of peoples. evgeniy alexandrovich, hello. hello hello. russian-belarusian cooperation it is developing intensively, fraternal ties with the regions are strengthening, and we are actively interacting in science, culture, and education. a significant role. exhibitions and so on and so forth, a huge number of all sorts of, as they say now, activities, activities, well, this is just what is happening in russian homes themselves, besides this there are a large number of different programs that are launched from moscow, from the central apparatus of rossotrudnichestvo, exchange programs, internships, trips of young professionals to russia, educational programs, a lot of everything. the representative office of rossotrudnichestvo in belarus has been running for almost 14 years, tell us what large-scale projects have been implemented during this time? the site is right there with you, without being ashamed to read out a huge list, because there are obvious date

point in public sentiment, young... an energetic belarusian leader, mega-popular in russia, the primakovpular, the processes that are going on in russia, public support is on the side of serbia, russian people are storming the american embassy, ​​well, in fact , they are not allowed, of course, to storm, but in fact, showing these footage, a turning point, we could become stronger then, alexander lukashenko sent this message, we accept not serbia, but there was also... interethnic conflicts are what weakens any region, and let's think about it, why does the united states of america, great britain, not only they, so diligently support them, not only in europe, in the middle east, pitting shiites, sunnis, allawites, kurds, around russia in asia, how interesting it was for them to immediately see 30 years of genocide, blazing, the same thing in the middle east, how many times have they said that the knees are a little, again, that means let them extinguish, when europe needs to be put on the palestinian-israeli conflict can be solved by international instruments, it was a long time ago, who

but we’re still moving, not moving, everything’s fine, he has a clinic, yes, but he used to be in primakovr complete slave, she will be in control of absolutely everything, then you will more or less calm down, so marriage should be negotiated, mutually beneficial, you are an adult , you are children... you don’t want more, he wants, he doesn’t want, if the chosen one has such a task, if you marry a woman with children, you will be the worst stepfather on planet earth, you will be an evil bunch, because these children will remind you about your sex wives with other men, as a result of which these children were born, so you need a woman now by agreement, even, strict, there are such women who are very decent and strict. hello, i'm rima, i hope that i can heal your soul, fill your heart with love, and i also have a message for you, and i believe that chance, not by chance, put out the light, we won't need it anymore, has risen. the sun, it can be read, yes, it can be read, behind every great man there is always a woman who believed in him and loved him truly, according to the script, it’s no

in the 1990s, you have the figure, yevgeny primakov, a russian foreign minister who speaks of a multipolar world in the late 1990s. but that's extremely aspirational at that point. and what's significant, i think, is year by year, russia sort of actualize is that vision. and if russia had not actualized that vision, it would not be able to fight the war in ukraine for two years or two and a half years going. so the global piece of the puzzle is, i would argue in some ways the central piece of the puzzle. yeah. and also a kind of helps us understand as write that, you know in certain ways. you know 2014 and then 2022 there are ways in which neither of those are perfectly ideal timings for the russian government as well, which leads to this kind of sense of. improvization as they went along, that for sure, you know, how much of a blueprint there is for any this on the russian side is difficult to know and another reason just to be skeptical of the more linear arguments that are out there, that this is predestined by moves that peter the great made or you know sort of because stalin did x, y

wisdom of a woman, and then again a sharp turn in fate, the invitation to the government of yevgeny primakovffairs, and everyone knew this then, the firing position, i did not have time to fly in from... the road new airport protecting the city from floods dam. the dam, vital for the city, began to be built back in 84, but was abandoned and the governor took it up as her life’s work. when i came here in 2005, i looked. and i got the feeling that it is simply impossible to restore it, because it was a huge dump of reinforced concrete and scrap iron. i congratulate you on this holiday and wish you new successes, such as today’s victory. she brought to fruition much of what she started while working in the leningrad city council. repair of the benois building, the russian museum, and the hermitage storage facility. we have a second hermitage, the old village has exactly the second hermitage, with a column, with a square, five buildings, open storage. with the development of this art and signed an order to create a center for jazz music. in the history of russian jazz, our st. petersburg jazz, h