hello, i am sergei stankevich, we continue to reflect on the most significant pages of our history in era when our country made the great transition from the soviet union to new russia. today we will remember how in russia in 1991 , at the national elections, he was elected for the first time the president. the choice of the people then fell on boris nikolaevich yeltsin. let us remember the situation of this crisis, turning point, and in many ways fatal year. and let us pay attention to the fact that the situation in the then soviet union and the fate of this country increasingly depended on the confrontation between two people: mikhail gorbachev and boris yeltsin. and thereby from the struggle of the two lines that they represented at that time, reformist and revolutionary. mikhail gorbachev, while remaining the leader of the cpsu, has also been president of the ussr for a year. under his leadership, the ussr has been in its sixth year reformist perestroika continued, which, after initial successes, reached a dead end, primarily economic, and which communist gorbachev desperately tri

hello, i’m sergei stankevich, together with you we are again peering into the details of the significanten our country made the great transition from the soviet union to... russia. today we have a difficult to understand, but extremely important topic about how the declaration of state sovereignty was adopted and what it meant for russia. first, some background: in 1990 year, the soviet empire was weakening and staggering before our eyes. its internal borders, which seemed to exist only on the map, suddenly became visible. the action of its laws. as a result, the russian federation did not have it in the soviet format. a full-fledged government, a full-fledged budget, orderly relations between the regions and the center. the root cause of this situation is the unusual structure of the entire soviet empire, distorted in accordance with communist ideology. under lenin , the bolsheviks viewed the russian people as a historically guilty great-power oppressor who had to compensate for decades for all other peoples who allegedly suffered from the kings for centuries of oppression. russia was u

hello, i'm sergey stankevich.ther with you, we are peering into the details of the significant events of that era when our country made the great transition from the soviet union to new russia. today we have a difficult to understand, but extremely important topic about how it was accepted and what it meant for russia. declaration of state sovereignty. first, about the background. in 1990 , the soviet empire was weakening before our eyes and staggered. its internal borders, which seemed to exist only on the map, suddenly acquired important political significance. the republics that were still part of the ussr sought to secure their sovereignty in advance. and then to see what to do next with the legacy of the empire, then an amazing thing suddenly opened up for the population of russia: the russians had nothing formally to defend and strengthen, there is almost nothing russian, everything is basically union, and if in some former soviet republic, which has now become sovereign, they will tell you: here our propert

hello, i'm sergey stankevich.e are peering into the details of the significant events of that era when our country made the great transition from the soviet union to new russia. today at we have a difficult to understand, but extremely important topic about how the declaration of state sovereignty was adopted and what it meant for russia. first, some background: in 1990, the soviet empire was weakening and shaky before our eyes, its internal borders, which seemed to exist only on the map, suddenly acquired important political significance. the republics that were still part of the ussr sought to secure their sovereignty in advance, and then see what to do next with the legacy of the empire. and then it suddenly opened up for the population of russia amazing. laws. in 1990, there was no clear delineated territory within the boundaries of which the action of russia would be guaranteed . as a result, the russian federation in the soviet format did not have one. a full-fledged government, a full-fledged budget, orderl

hello, i'm sergey stankevich.e to reflect on the most significant pages of our history in that dramatic era when our country committed. great transition from the soviet union to new russia. today we will remember how in russia in 1991 , a president was elected for the first time in a popular election. the choice of the people then fell on boris nikolaevich yeltsen. let us recall the situation of this crisis, turning point and in many ways fatal year and draw attention to the fact that the situation in the then soviet union and the fate of this country increasingly depended on the confrontation between two people. another communist, boris yeltsin, who acted as a close ally of gorbachev in the early years of perestroika, became his radical opponent. he left the communist party, led the revolutionary opposition, and in 1990 was elected head of the new russian parliament. under the chairmanship of yeltsin, the parliament approved the declaration of state sovereignty of russia and began to create an independent economy

hello, i'm sergey stankevich. you and i continue to reflect on the most... significant pages of our history in that dramatic era when our country made the great transition from the soviet union to new russia. today we will remember how in russia in 1991 , a president was elected for the first time in a popular election. the choice of the people then fell on boris nikolaevich yeltsin. let us remember the situation of this crisis, turning point and, in many ways , fatal year. and let us pay attention to the fact that the situation is... reformist and revolutionary. mikhail gorbachev, while remaining the leader of the cpsu, has also been president of the ussr for a year. under his leadership of the ussr, the reformist perestroika continued for the sixth year, which, after initial successes , came to an end. into a dead end, primarily economic, and which the communist gorbachev desperately tried to save. another communist, boris yeltsin, who acted as a close ally of gorbachev in the early years of perestroika, became

hello, i’m sergei stankevich, together with you we are again peering into the details of the significants making the great transition from the soviet union to the new russia. today we will remember how in the spring and summer of 1991 a decisive attempt was made to save the collapsing soviet union. over the 70 years of its existence, the cssr emerged as an ideological project state. the communist party, which established monopoly power as a result of the revolution and civil war of 1917-1921, created the soviet state project, which had the official goal of building socialism and communism from the beginning in one country, and then gradually throughout the world. the ussr had an extremely... vulnerable state structure. it consisted of 15 republics, each of which had all the formal attributes of an independent state and the constitutional right of complete secession. what kept the republics together was their joint activities, a common obligatory ideology, a one-party system and an administrative-repressive apparatus. essentially, it was a soviet ideological empire. in which the russian f

hello, i'm sergey stankevich, we continue to scroll through calendar of significant events experienced era of its great transition from the soviet union to new russia. today we will remember the story of how boris yeltsin, elected to the russian parliament, became its chairman, which opened the way for him to major political achievements. since 1988, a team of communist reformers led by mikhail gorbachev, as part of their policy known as perestroika, began to reform the ussr politically. systems and public administration. the meaning of the reform consisted of a gradual transfer of power from the previously monopoly-ruling communist party to a system of councils elected through competitive elections. from the beginning of 1989, the congress of people's deputies of the ussr began its work, the activities of which awakened an active political life in the huge, previously tightly governed country with public polemics in the media, the struggle of currents and parties. mass rallies and demonstrations. in 1990, the reform moved to the level of the union republics. the first competitive elec

i, sergei stankevich, testify as a direct participant in the events. the kiev regime, of course, should especially rejoice at the new participant in the so -called peace summit, switzerland, new zealand, promised to send idiots to this holiday, the minister of correctional services, in general, it is logical, they will arrest everyone there, or what? that’s for sure who will find a common language with these citizens. now, i think, the best operation of our special services that would be possible, if ours did it, then they are simply geniuses, that’s true called tsk, because thanks to the fact that in ukraine and how the tsk operates, monetary donations, well, what are called donations, donations that the civil society of ukraine transferred to the army, fell sharply, and hatred of the army began to grow, although not so long ago, in ukraine , this was the most... the most trusted social institution on the cars of the military began to write not shopping centers, that is, their cars simply do not have the inscription otsk, and of course the apogee of w

i am sergei stankevich, i testify as a direct participant in the events.d promised to send the idiots of the minister of correctional services to this holiday, will they arrest everyone there, or what? surely, who will find a common language with these citizens?

i am sergei stankevich, i testify as straight. participant in the events, let's get rid of the scoop,vernadsky scientific library in kiev, who built it? empire. university. who built it? old and new buildings? damn empire. what have you built in 33 years? no one is suppressing you, you are on your own.

i am sergei stankevich, i testify as a direct participant in the events. celebrates one of the main public holidays: russia day. the first to meet him were the residents of chukutka and primorye. in vladivostok , russia day traditionally began at sea. a sailing regatta took place in the waters of the amur bay.

i am sergey stankevich, i testify as a direct participant events. the parliamentary hour is on air.llo, about work. state duma in a week, we’ll tell you right now. one of the largest business events in the world is the st. petersburg international economic forum. the state duma takes into account the president’s proposal. from february 1, 2025 onwards , pensions will be increased annually not only for those who have already retired, but also for those who continue to work. vyacheslav volodin discussed the expansion of international parliamentary dialogue. the volume of trade turnover between our countries increased by 70%, unprecedented height. honorary status of the guest country, who has it? the state is interested in cooperation in the field of tourism and real estate investment. the pmf was held in the northern capital. csto parliamentary assembly in kazakhstan. airplane strap to the glory memorial. this majestic monument is a symbol of the perseverance of heroes. during the visit, it was decided to continue to bring each other closer. threats, how to put a strong barrier to int

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russia, i am sergei stankevich, i testify as a direct participant in the events.front will cover central russia, and extreme rains will come with it. how many precipitation will fall in the capitals and where tornadoes are even possible on tuesday. this is the weather, a joint project of the russia tv channel 24 cents, i'm anna volkova. hello, strong. thunderstorms and wind will torment the russian plain for the next three days. just the day before , the weather in the south had completely deteriorated. this is such a terrible hailstorm, according to the author of the video , that took place on monday in pyatigorsk. some motorists stopped under trees in the hope of hiding their cars from pieces of ice flying from the sky. powerful cumulonimbus clouds are forming in northern russia. so first with at the beginning of summer, hail was seen yesterday by residents of the city of kirovsk, murmansk region. which day ukraine is covered with ice, for example, these photographs were taken in the west of the country, in the chernovid region, ice bombings are accompanied by s

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