if you go for worse yeltsin. the first reduce you get what's called his final moment bluffing dancing trying to . doing other things none of his predecessors had ever done this eccentric behavior when delano history but that's just a tiny part of a complex personality who brought so much change to his country from the very beginning of yeltsin's political career his image was far from that of a typical soviet bureaucrat mingling with the crowd was his normal practice in nineteen one two one he became the first popularly elected president of the russian federation two months later amid a coup by a group of common is told linus urged people to defend democracy and that's what declaring legal decisions in decreased by the state of emergency committee yeltsin issued a ban on the communist party which added to the euphoria of the freedom at the time however this was followed by much less popular decision to dissolve the u.s.s.r. and the real blow to yeltsin's popularity was the economic reforms of the one nine hundred

yeltsin has a lot of. free and fair elections and i'm quoting two referendums three general elections and the presidential election which were considered both by the opposition and by the international observers completely free and fair nobody ever found any problem with that and everybody was allowed and including the opposition to the counting of the votes. it's most impressive that even after the armed rebellion in moscow in one thousand nine hundred three within two weeks yeltsin lifted all the censorship on the opposition media and also allowed everybody who participated in the. all the parties with the exception of five radical parties. dissipated in the rebellion to actually participate in the election to the newly established the parliament and i will talking about freedom how much freedom did russians really get under yeltsin. well it was it was a very chaotic time but frankly and that's what i wrote my book i don't think russia has ever been with the exception of nine months between february nint

boris yeltsin's head of protocol. who shed some personal memories of his life that he interviews coming up in less than ten minutes away. on the coals there's always more news news and blogs in our website at home and here's some a little to the way to view right now. the last thing you have imposed a run of two new sanctions on bad leverage over december supposed election violence and they say the bonds will only be will only get elected when everyone detained on political grounds is really going on. to find out their company one of the top supermodel got home loans into russia's prime minister be told they are not sound bites at. all and is expelling a russian diplomat after accusing its intelligence services of making soules irish passports for use in its pen knowledge claims that identities of six irish citizens were taken to create count of the documents for russian agents uncovered in the u.s. last year this could all have the details. ireland claims that this deportation of the russian diplomat as a result of a

yeltsin inherited the. difficult legacy he had to act with full resolve. that they came to unpopular decisions in fact many of his decisions to. buy but they managed to save the country of course we can now discuss. the whether or yeltsin was right or not in taking some decisions but the history has no subjective mood he acted and with the old courage and with old his old and actually there now many people in russia i'm just stunned that there was no other way and the russians success both economic and political if the presidency. just missed the boat and missed the madrid has its bases in the political legacy of many things which we enjoy now will cost. actually prepared to buy you. well it anymore is he also in there will be known for many generations to come is a man who fully opened the door to washington but some say he allowed the u.s. to interfere in russia's affairs too much what's your assessment. i think that. has. rejected the legacy of the cold war. american the russian relationship was based on this zero zero sum game which meant that what is

on the eightieth anniversary of his birth the country remembers the late former president boris yeltsin more details just ahead. and from our business program the london high court is set to decide whether or not to block these assets swap with russian oil giant ross now i'll have more on that in twenty minutes time. six pm here in moscow you're watching continue our coverage of what's happening in egypt where a million strong rally is expected to take place today in the country's capital at least two hundred thousand have already gathered on cairo's main square in the latest attempt to force president mubarak to step down well so far three hundred people have reportedly been killed and over three thousand injured since the protests began over a week ago paulus leader has been covering the events for us. passions here on the streets of cairo are running high and the mood is one of celebration as thousands upon thousands of people descend on telfair square they represent the cross spectrum of egyptian society their children out here they've been foisted up on a pair the shoulders there a

what was it like to be a foreign journalist under yeltsin's leadership. it was a very turbulent time and as your package just showed we had. any number of really serious crises i remember nine hundred ninety two for example the year the first year after the collapse of the soviet union it was a time of hyperinflation. extreme political turmoil that the political system that yeltsin inherited was unstable and. he himself his his personality i think it has to be said contributed to the confrontation that developed between him and the parliament which was a freely elected parliament the last one that russia elected in the soviet times. it was the parliament that vaulted yeltsin into the presidency but he found it very difficult to share power. and that led to the things you didn't see. on the screen you saw you saw yeltsin in the night tonight the one crisis where he got up at a tank in addressed that was the time of the putsch and the collapse of the soviet union but barely two years later he ordered tanks to attack that same building and drive out the parl

yeltsin was a very spontaneous person surely infringements of protocol were inevitable will. he was indeed spontaneous but you know he never french protocol he may have deviated from some or it's a good norms but many people confuse these things for protocol however he never disrupted any event it was never late but being emotional he might do something totally unexpected or more like the time when he famously conducted an orchestra again it depended on with his mood and you have to understand eleven. as he turned his head back it was only the stunned shift he tried to signal that it should be stopped all of the rest were just standing around in applauding it. was there are no occasion when you felt awkward and when they're ready to say that's it i'm giving up and quitting when much of. when i approached him there was never an instance when he would give up and say go away if that had happened i probably would have quit but he would always listen to me it was impossible to guide him but it was possible to come to an agreement of so much and he would keep his word while i had

for years since boris yeltsin's down the agony of loss has given way to quiet remember and. he really liked family gatherings birthdays we usually celebrated with our daughters. most of these photos show yeltsin in his early years in power but he had the backing of almost the entire country when voicing your political position was still an act of novelty and courage and what hopes of a different life in a better country are still untainted by the harsh reality of the war in chechnya which hilton himself admitted was a mistake the banking crisis that would cripple the already impoverished population of the east would come later and some argue would end fairly obscure all the good that yeltsin had done. anything largest better perceived from a distance especially in history i think we still need more time for the emotions and troubles to give way to serious analysis of what to take tannic figures really was. but has served as he's had of protocol for more than eight hears and of all the else in the explosive character and unpredictable temperament often contravened the dry rul

in a verse or boris yeltsin's birth with commemorative events being held all across the country we'll bring you more details in just a few moments. and i think i mean to live from moscow i'm arena joshie and we start with cairo where a mass rally has been promised by protesters demanding the country's president step down close to a million are expected to fill the streets and fresh demonstrations against the government so far more than one hundred fifty people have been killed and thousands injured since protests began over a week ago well all internet and phone communication has been suspended in various parts of the country and many protesters claim the u.s. helped destabilize their country to make it more dependent on down mohamed el baradei who is the next chief of the international atomic watchdog has been put forth to replace incoming president hosni mubarak even though egyptians wanted regime change they're not sure whether this candidate will serve in their best interests or are those of the u.s. party's policy or has been fighting. why the public doesn't fully trust him. nigh

and eighty years since the birth of boris yeltsin the legacy of russia's late first president is remembered that cross the country. it is am in the russian capital you're watching r t with me marina josh and we start with cairo where a mass rally has been promised by protesters demanding the country's president step down close to a million are expected to fill the streets and fresh demonstrations against the government so far more than a hundred and fifty people have been killed and sauza and injured since protests began over a week ago many protesters claim the u.s. helps to stabilize their country to make it more dependent on them at the heart of our day there is the x. chief of the international atomic watchdog has been put forth to replace incumbent president hosni mubarak even though egyptians want to change they're not sure whether this candidate will serve in their best interests or of those of us are supposedly or has been finding out why the public doesn't fully trust him. in kind of dark empty and scary we we go. they're every day like at seven thirty pm. we say ok who like to to

and eighty years since the birth of boris yeltsin the legacy of russia's first president is remembered across the country and you want to mention the way leaders home city is just part of today's commemorations. so they have lines up next artie's so if your analogy talks of the way presidents head of protocol was revealed details about the real. but i feel better than that hello mr xi chang thank you very much for joining us today so the new russia yeltsin is to first president of russia what were the main new protocol procedures that came with him. i think will be more relevant to describe how i got the job with the new russia and yeltsin as a new president there was no protocol we had some innovations with mikhail gorbachev when i was head of his protocol and i was the first assume the position soon after he was elected president of the soviet union we had not succeeded in many respects though so i was invited to work with buddies nikolayevich when i had been hired and we began to build up this protocol it was indeed rather interesting each of us thought he was in charge so an entour

the deputy director of the yeltsin foundation told r.t. that besides the controversial legacy of the late president his main achievement is that he took russia u.s. relations to a new level. has wisely rejected the legacy of the cold war. american the russian relationship was based on this zero zero sum game which meant that what is good for russia to soviet union was meant to be bad for america and vice a worse of what was good for the united states it wasn't for that but for russia established. relationship with washington they had both friendship with that american president bill clinton and he made russia of a civilized. civilized international community. of partnership and friendship with the united states. that was the deputy director of the yeltsin foundation if again evoke their. and now to some other stories around the world south korea's president is demanding pyongyang admits responsibility for two attacks last year ahead of the planned peace talks if held today would be the first negotiations between the two since the north she

passed away that country can start to examine his legacy in all its complexity yeltsin's birth there were celebrate the past were accolades but one day later even those who criticized him very harshly. i'm trying to be gracious investment character polly says because even they have come to realize that with all his ups and downs yeltsin was the very epitome of the ninety nine toss that's in a way the artsy moscow well sort of a political analyst from russia's commerce fund newspaper says while a culture vassal fake but built a foundation for the country's progression several years after his death. president gives of course the first president off independent russia remains a very controversial figure and his legacy is really a hot potato issue which is why did the russian probably sound like communists and the nationalists would never forgive him of the demise of the soviet union or the great polish how how he how they call it ah this definitely would applaud him saying that he was the person who crushed communism and who brought the wind of change and democracy to russia and was a c

and everyone who helped him build the foundations of a new nation boris yeltsin has always been and remains a harley polarizing figure in the russian society he's generally credited for bringing democracy to russia both of his successors lauded near putin and mentored me that have commanded him for making the russian democracy irreversible he was also overseeing a major transition of the world's largest command economy into a free market one but all those reforms came at a very high price for the russian society and were hard on many people in russia in almost a decade that he was in power in russia external data has increased by sixty percent russia suicide rate has increased by seventy percent. and for many people it was indeed a very very hard transition they blamed him for not preventing the collapse of the soviet union and for not softening the blow for the majority of russians but at the same time it needs to be sad as the time goes by most trust a growing a bit more sympathetic was said by my window and was. ever present at this ceremony just now if these body was really hear

only a view that in verse three of his birth the country remembers the lead former president boris yeltsin more details just ahead. and islands expelling a russian diplomat they were spy related accusations. dublin is accusing the russian secret service office doing real irish identities in order to cover up its secret operations in the united states find out more a leader in the program. a very warm welcome d. this is live from moscow with me alice have but first to egypt where iraq or ronnie's underway in the country's capital at least a quarter of a million people have gathered in the center of cairo in the latest attempt to force a president mubarak to step down so far three hundred people have reportedly been killed and over three thousand injured some protests began over a week ago paulist is been following events for us. the latest word we are hearing from egypt and state television is that the vice president almost plans to meet with the demonstrators egyptian state television has been running pictures throughout the day of downtown cairo streets now these are in stark contrast to

only after yeltsin passed away that country can start to examine his legacy in all fifty plus that yeltsin seven to further with fellow. great there are far fewer accolades but one day came later even those who criticized him very harshly are growing to be gracious investment of his character and his policies because even they have come to realize that with all his ups and downs yeltsin was the very epitome of the ninety nine to his ex in the wake of artsy moscow so as controversial a figure as boris yeltsin really be not likely to be forgotten by russians for a very long time. now arlen does expelling a russian diplomat after accusing moscow of stealing the identities of irish citizens for use in spire operations well dublin claims the stolen passports were used as cover for russian agents operating in the u.s. let's get more now from parties. now here gore what is arlen basing its accusations on. well ireland claims that this deportation of the russian diplomat as a result of an investigation which started right after last summer's spy scandal between moscow and washington when a group o

eight years since the birth of boris yeltsin the legacy of russia's first president is remembered that part of the country join me next on a boy in a few moments. and business previous court hearing is set for the day bosh analysts say. the russian shareholders are not going to book that in the morning twenty to. ten am in moscow you're watching r t with me arena josh and we start with cairo where a mass rally has been promised by protesters demanding the country's president step down close to a million are expected to fill the streets and fresh demonstrations against the government so far more than one hundred fifty people have been killed and thousands injured since protests began over a week ago many protesters claim the u.s. helps destabilize their country to make it more dependent on that day who is the ex chief of the international atomic watchdog has been put forth to replace incumbent president hosni mubarak even though if you want a regime change they're not sure whether this candidate will serve in their best interests or those of the you. yes i do suppose leader has been fin

only it is the first three of his birth the country remembers the late former president boris yeltsin for details just ahead. and islands expelling a russian diplomat over spy related accusation. in the russian secret service office doing the real irish identity speed order to cover up its secret operations believe that its speech find out more in the program. a very warm welcome to you this is r.c. line from moscow with me alice head but first to egypt were recalled rallies underway in the capital in the country's capital well at least a quarter of a million people have gathered in the center of cairo with the latest attempt to force president mubarak to step down also fall three hundred people have reportedly been killed and over three thousand injured since protests began over a week ago well for all the latest that's cause live now hall correspondent paula samir who's are following the events for us in cairo paula we hear the protesters have been that seeing peacefully so far but what about all position leaders around the all forty one have they taken today. well and i said really

even the first serious his birth the country remembers the late fall rip president boris yeltsin more details just ahead. and i learned expelling a russian diplomat over spy related accusation. dublin is accusing the russian secret service of stealing the real irish identity cover up its secret operations in the united states find out more leaders in the program. a very warm welcome to you this is from moscow with me alice had it first to egypt where iraq or drowning is underway in the country's capital at least a quarter of a million people have gathered in the center of cairo with the latest attempt to force president mubarak to step down so far three hundred people have reportedly been killed a neighbor three thousand injured since protests began over a week ago well for the latest let's cross to my valve to all cars one of the poorest places covering events for us over in egypt paul are the organizers a claim the rally was going to be a million strong have they met at target. well alice i've spent the last few hours there in the middle of tahrir square and i can tell you that the

on the eightieth anniversary of his birth the country remembers the late former president boris yeltsin more details just ahead. and on owns expelling a russian diplomat so you display related accusations. dublin is accusing the russian secret service of stealing the real irish identity speed order to cover up its secret operations in the united states find out more a leader in the program. a very warm welcome to you this is from moscow with me on his head but first to egypt where a wreck or two rallies underway in the country's capital at least a quarter of a million people have gathered in the center of cairo in the latest attempt to force president mubarak to step down so far three hundred people have reportedly been killed and over three thousand injured since protests began over a week ago poorness leah has been following events for us. i've spent the last few hours there in the middle of tahrir square and i can tell you that the enthusiasm is vibrant and people there are vowing that they going nowhere in the coming hours having said that though there is no way at least from my obs

it's only eightieth anniversary of his birth the country remembers the late former president boris yeltsin more details just ahead. and i was expelling a russian diplomat over spying related accusations. dublin is accusing the russian secret service of stealing the real irish identity to cover up its secret operations believe that it's st find out more a leader in the program. a very warm welcome see this is live from moscow with me alice has first to egypt where second rallies are underway in the country's top the list a quarter of a million people have gathered in the center of cairo when the latest attempt to force president mubarak to step down so fall three hundred people have reportedly been killed and over three thousand injured since protests began over a week ago paulus lee has been following events for us. the latest word we are hearing from egypt and state television is that the vice president almost plans to meet with the demonstrators throughout the day tuesday the state television was all casting pictures of the quiet streets of cairo egyptian state television and has been ru

eighty years since the birth of boris yeltsin the legacy of russia's first president is remembered to across the country join me next on a boy in a few moments. and the london high court is set to decide whether or not he's as it's cool with russian oil giant this is archie is following the developments on the story. and you're watching i'm going to live from moscow i'm marina joshua welcome to the program we start with cairo were a mass rally has been promised by protesters demanding the country's president steps down close to a million are expected to fill the streets and fresh demonstrations against the government so far more than one hundred fifty people have been killed and thousands injured since protests began or a week ago and all internet and phone communication has been suspended in various parts of the country many protesters claim the u.s. help to stabilize their country to make it more of a plan and on down behind the bar they use the axe chief of the international atomic watchdog has been put forth to replace incumbent president hosni mubarak even though egyptians want t

leaders on the eightieth anniversary of his birth of a cardroom remembers its late president boris yeltsin whose legacy still has many russians divided. and coming up next artie's sophie shevardnadze talks of the late president's head of protocol but he may or shevchenko reveal the details about the real of boris yeltsin that's coming your way next. he. i feel the national average hello mr xi chang thank you very much for joining us today so the new rochelle elsewhere as to first president of russia what were the main new protocol procedures that came with him. i think will be more relevant to describe how i got the job with the new russia and yeltsin as the president it was no protocol we had some innovations with mikhail gorbachev when i was head of his protocol and i was the first assume the position soon after he was elected president of the soviet union so that we had not succeeded in many respects so so i was invited to work with bodies nikolayevich when i had been hired and we began to build up this protocol it was indeed rather interesting each of us thought he was in charge so an

the late president's head of protocol the mayor shevchenko revealed details about the real boris yeltsin. he did. i feel the national average hello mr xi chang thank you very much for joining us today so the new rochelle else you know is to first president of russia what were the main new protocol procedures that came with them. i think will be more relevant to describe how i got the job with the new russia and yeltsin as the president you know there was no protocol we had some innovations with mikhail gorbachev when i was head of his protocol and i was the first assume the position soon after he was elected president of the soviet union so that we had not succeeded in many respects so i was invited to work with buddies nikolayevich when i had been hired and we began to build up this protocol it was indeed rather interesting each of us thought he was in charge so an entourage developed around the president the first thing to be done was to implement the president's instructions and create a precedent for protocols that glove apparently we would not come up with anything new because proto

four years after yeltsin the day after his legacy still has many russians divided some admired him for promoting civil freedoms and democracy while others despise him for the corruption and economic suffering that marked his presidency in an interview with r t's talk show spotlight yeltsin's widow and her husband had to make a number of difficult decisions during his time in office. it was a time when there were ration cards and when there was nothing at all in stores and more importantly there was nothing left to stock them up when he became president in one thousand nine hundred one when what did he have to do. was sit and wait for rights to go again. i remember very well when president mitterrand came with a visit in one thousand ninety one and then chancellor kohl came later. they both said the same saying no actually mitterrand said that in one thousand nine hundred five when he came to russia to attend the b. day celebrations. he was already very ill at the time we had a long conversation and he said you know i came here because of your husband. i think mr president did everythin

soviet union and the country's turbulent transition to democracy tuesday it would have been boris yeltsin's eightieth birthday present to be out of unveiled a monument to the late leader in his hometown of give us remember in the euros praising him for leading the country through the difficult nine hundred ninety four years after yeltsin death his legacy still has many russians divided and some admired him for promoting civil freedoms and democracy while others this buys him for the corruption and economic suffering that marked his presidency in an interview with artie's talk show spotlight yeltsin's widow ninus as her husband had to make a number of difficult decisions during his time in office. it was a time when there were russian colleagues and one there was nothing at all in and more importantly there was nothing left to stalk them up there when he became president in one thousand nine hundred ninety one what did he have to do. sit and wait for rights to begin. i don't remember very well when president mitterrand came with a visit in one nine hundred ninety one and then chancellor came

we've got an interview with boris yeltsin's widow on our website r t dot com there's also plenty of other news and analysis available for you there right now let's take a look at what's there. infringing on civil liberties we do as authorities are trying to renew the country's patriot act which gives them sweeping powers to illegally spy on people. and russia's black caviar is heading back to european markets after a long standing ban find out more on this story as well as others had to own website art dot com. and to other news now three million people in ukraine's capital kiev have been left scratching their heads after their eccentric mayor has gone on a wall and he has not been seen in public for six months and even by his standards lenny. behavior is erratic now even the country's prime minister has demanded to know his whereabouts are just investigates the case of the missing mayor. many if agree that over the past six months ukraine's capital has become a better place to live in but locals are bewildered as to who should take the credit as the man in charge of the city has gone mis

europe and the world to watch the full interview with the widow of russia's first president boris yeltsin log on to our website r.t. dot com now the u.s. media has gone wild over an iranian book found in the arizona desert its contents lists the details of past terror attacks carried out by suicide bombers and militants the publication made some american news channels hand at future attacks on the us by iran but there are still those who think the threat is an exaggeration . a book found in the arizona desert that's what america's most are watching cable news channels one thing i heard fox news alert i knew terror fears the book was reportedly published in iraq and contained information on suicide bombers that much was enough to trigger a sensational suggestions that iranians could be plotting something inside the u.s. they would not give us a picture of the book they would not be able to personalized in any way or you know what trackers may have found basically no facts behind the story but that didn't stop the channel from making a big scary deal of it story although they reportedly in

well we have an exclusive interview with boris yeltsin's with on our web site that's com but there's also plenty of other news and analysis available for you as well. and infringing on civil liberties. of the countries patriot act which gives them a sweeping powers to legally spy on. russia as a black. coming off. to find out more on the story. now let's get to some other news now three million people in ukraine's capital kiev have been left scratching their heads after their. has gone a war has not been seen in the public for six months even by his standards. behavior is erratic now even the country's prime minister has demanded to know his whereabouts. investigates the case of the missing man. many if agree that over the past six months ukraine's capital has become a bad place to live but locals are bewildered as to who should take the credit as the man in charge of the city has gone missing. the mayor. definitely. in five years as city's top dog. has been a journalist delight from singing at a press conference. due to taking a dive in front of cameras to prove he was mentally sayi

a brush remembers it's a fun as opposed to a good president eighty years after his bad boris yeltsin drove huge china is up for the fall of communism but his legacy is a device someone in the country today in the united states killed between three and five million people in the vietnam war next we'll look at the history of that time through the eyes of soldiers who fought on both sides before the report contains of wanted for to all. how many people died in the vietnam war. with some precision it is just over fifty eight thousand each with his or her name engraved on the vietnam memorial in washington d.c. but how many of you to me not to mention. died but the. good news probably no one. in one thousand nine hundred five vietnam released a figure of food a million civilians and one million combatants killed nobody has officially challenge those figures. however robert mcnamara the longest serving us secretary of defense has established a much more. before the vietnam war was considered nixon's war or johnson's when it was considered mcnamara's war and before vietnam mcnamara was cons

yeltsin gives an exclusive interview with our team bus. using sports to promote religion so american churches gather on super bowl sunday today with pray for the world to stop watching porn. you can catch all about a moron live at our. if . the mayor of ukraine's capital kiev has been missing for months and now even the prime minister is demanding someone track him down one local official reassured ukrainians that leonid is alive and well but that's not enough for the government or he's alexei our show ski investigates the mystery. many if agree that over the past six months ukraine's capital has become a better place to live in but locals are bewildered as to who should take the credit as the man in charge of the city has gone missing. the mayor. definitely. in five years as city's top dog he has been a journalist delight from singing at a press conference. taking a dive in front of cameras to prove he was mentally sane the eccentricity of kiev smellier earned him the nickname spaceman locals yes i am a spaceman absolutely true if he had

in our takes close of what we talk to the widow of the first russian president boris yeltsin ninety yeltsin a shares her memories about her husband and his legacy. and find out what top supermodel naomi campbell chatted about with russia's prime minister and what confessions she managed to squeeze out of him. ireland as expelling a russian diplomat after accusing its intelligence services of making false irish passports for us and ask dublin claims the identities of six irish citizens were taken to create counterfeit documents for russian agents uncovered and the u.s. last year artistic work has gone off has the details are linked. claims that this deportation of the russian diplomat as a result of an investigation we started right after last summer's spy scandal between moscow and washington when a group of people were found guilty in the united states of being secret russian agents some of them had irish last names including such popular surnames as murphy and fairly irish authorities say that they started looking into how valid is possible and now they're accusing the russian intelligenc

on tuesday russia remembered its first president boris yeltsin headed the country during its first atoken steps to democracy after the fall of the soviet union and he would have been eighty years old this week president unveiled a monument to the late leader in his hometown of katherine buggin the year roles he praised yeltsin for not shifting away from the path to democracy at a crucial time for the country in the ninety's for years and his legacy still divides russians some admired him for promoting civil freedoms will always blame him for the corruption and economic suffering that's. the mayor of ukraine's capital kiev has been missing for months so now the prime minister is demanding somebody finds him one a local official has reassured ukrainians. is alive and well but that's not enough for the government. investigates. meaning if agree that over the past six months ukraine's capital has become a bad place to live but locals are bewildered as to who should take the credit as the man in charge of the city has gone missing. the mere. definitely. in five years a city's top dog. has

well we have an exclusive interview with boris yeltsin's widow on our website dot com there's also plenty of other news and analysis available for you there as well here's a preview of what's online for you. infringing on civil liberties the u.s. trying to renew the country's patriot act. he. is heading back to european markets. to find out more on this story. that is. our two other news other news now here on r.t. and three million people in ukraine's capital kiev have been left scratching their heads after their. has gone he has not been seen in public for six months even by his standards of. behavior is considered to be rather erratic now even though the country's prime minister has demanded to know his whereabouts. investigates the case of the missing. if agree that over the past six months ukraine's capital has become a better place to live but locals are bewildered as to who should take the credit as the man in charge of the city has gone missing. the mayor. definitely. in five years as city stopped. he has been a journalist delight from singing at a press conference. taking a dive

would have been the exit but they overplayed the president but as yeltsin he was at the helm jay in the country's first time going instead to democracy to the forward of the union president advent of unveiled a monument to russia's first new day his hometown of the accompanying book in the heroes he praised yeltsin of the sticking to the democratic party for a tough time in the country's history for years to death russians still debate his legacy and his impact on russia's future and while some praise his attempts to promote civil liberties of his blame him for the corruption and economic suffering of the time. now the mayor of ukraine's capital kiev has been missing for months so now the prime minister is demanding someone finds him one local official has reassured ukrainians that shared in the via ski is alive and well but that's not enough for the government. investigates the mystery. meaning if agree that over the past six months ukraine's capital has become a bad place to live in but locals are bewildered as to who should take the credit as the man in charge of the city has gone mi

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