that was attractive to yeltsin.there are many people that had those active boots, what yeltsin felt, he needed somebody who had come into power and not prosecute his family. yeltsin has its own issues with corruption. more to the point, his family members had been on the take. so, if they had ended up in jail, i think yeltsin would have been devastated. he chose some of that would be loyal to yeltsin as putin was. no one was prosecuted from yeltsin's family. he got that you loyalty, he also got a lot of other things in the bargain. you're right, it's a huge turning point. >> scholars disagree about the extent to which that was the driving, the driver, behind yeltsin's decision. the so-called family. really, -- dealing there. what's funny about that, when you look back at what yeltsin told clinton, how he described putin. he said he is a democrat. lower chris. the he said he's a democrat. i recently watched, which i do for some of my podcast, i'm digging into the archives, watching old news conferences. i watched vla

yeltsin was reported, including by vice-president alexander vladimirovich rudskoy.e black sea fleet was not a priority task for boris nikolayevich yeltsin , in fact, what yeltsin did, he would be indifferent to him, he was only interested in power, power, nothing more. and what happens after that is completely i was interested, but his peculiar state was almost always clear, right? so he was not at all interested, so there was not such a week that i did not quarrel with him to smithereens. well here is such a person, but you ask a question. and why did yeltsin speak to the congress of the united states of america, god save america, in fact, he thought to himself, probably, serving america can tell my feeling, you see, no. turns on and listens to this performance, that he is going through this shock, you just understand. the head of state, especially the elected ones head of state he has an unlimited right. defend the interests of the people who elected him. what did ukraine have to do with the black sea fleet exactly the same attitude as georgia, which is part of th

this is about the events that are held at the yeltsin center. yeltsin center itself, in order to buy its existence , rents out premises to hold events. the fewer events it holds, the more money we will have to spend from the budget. you are ready for this. why are you putting yourself up? you understand what kind of event yeltsin is holding center in order to, as you say, recoup our existence, we read the opinion of citizens, the less the ambassadors of the united states of germany, great britain, france and other unfriendly countries hold meetings with the ural youth, the harder it is for the budgets, the less often world lgbt activists come to the yeltsin center, the harder the budget. the less dictionaries rot. it is to live in russia that the yeltsin center will sell, who is worse than the budget. the truth is not entirely clear. where does the yeltsin center spend 350 ml. in budget rubles annually, and these are only budget funds, not counting sponsors, in which there are a lot and not only from russia how is it possible to connect everythi

where does the yeltsin center spend 350 ml.his is only budgetary funds and not counting sponsors, in which there are a lot and not only from russia. how to put it all together, that is, it turns out. what else but destruction powers to earn in this power? nothing, but this is serious. this is a threat and it concerns not only the yeltsin center. it concerns the bureaucracy. it concerns the teaching staff of the universities of scientific communities, and so on and so forth, only what is done against one's own country is well paid. that is, for this, work is promoted to work . grants increase the positions of those. who defends the interests of the western world? in our country , and those who do not, not only do not promote it, but rather push it. how did it happen with a gymnast, ivan kulyak, who was suspended from international tournaments for a year due to the fact that he came to the awards with the letter z on his uniform, and now he was not allowed to compete in the russian cup, this is what the head coach of the russian

that are held by the yeltsin center.f, in order to buy its uh existence, rents out premises and holds events. the fewer events it holds, the more money we will have to spend from the budget. you are ready for this. why are you putting yourself up? you understand what kind of event the yeltsin center is holding in order to, as you say, recoup its existence, we read the opinion of citizens, the less the ambassadors of the usa, germany, great britain, france and other unfriendly countries hold meetings with the ural youth, the harder it is for the budgets, the less often world lgbt activists come to the yeltsin center, the more difficult the budget. the less dictionaries rot. if the yeltsin center sells to live in russia, the worse the budget will be. the truth is not entirely clear. where does the yeltsin center spend 350 ml. in budget rubles annually, and these are only budget funds and not counting sponsors, in which there are a lot and not only from russia how to put it all together, that is, it turns out. what else, ho

where does the yeltsin center spend 350 ml.ally, and this is only budgetary funds, not counting sponsors, in which there are a lot and not only from russia. how to put it all together, that is, it turns out. what else, how to make money in this power by destroying a state? nothing, but this is serious. it's a threat and it's not about only the yeltsin center. it concerns the bureaucracy. it concerns the teaching staff of the universities of scientific communities, and so on and so forth, only what is done against one's own country is well paid. that is, they hire them for this, they give them grants, they increase the positions of those. who defends the interests of the western world? in our country , and those who do not, not only do not promote it, but rather push it. as happened to the gymnast, ivan kulyak, who was suspended from international tournaments for a year due to the fact that went to the awards with the letter z on the form, and now he was not allowed to compete in the russian cup, that's what the head coach of th

, in fact, what yeltsin did to him would be indifferent, he was only interested in one power, power, what will happen after that did not interest at all? well, his peculiar state was almost always clear, right? he was not at all interested in this either, so there was not a week that i did not quarrel with him to smithereens. well here is such a person, but you ask a question. and why yeltsin spoke in the congress of the united states of america you can keep america to yourself, in fact, i thought, probably serving america, that's what i can say here, my feeling is vice president. turns on and listens to this performance, that he did not go in his head . just understand, the head of state, especially the elected head of state, he has an unlimited right. get behind, the interests of the people who elected him. what did ukraine have to do with the black sea fleet exactly the same attitude as georgia, which is part of the ussr kazakhstan uzbekistan, which is part of the ussr the fact is that the head the state can see it some obligations to the system that works, well, the system that w

yeah to say the least 1999 why does yeltsin choose putin? well, yeltsin is one of those key points in history it is it is, you know, and and you know, nobody could quite see the significance of it at the time because putin was unknown outside of russia. he had been a kgb officer as i think most of us know in in east germany. he came back for a while apparently worked as a taxi driver or said that he worked as a taxi driver and then got into saint petersburg local mayoral politics and then was given the job of head of the of the fsb of the intelligence services in the late 1990s in moscow. certainly. he was a very capable manager, you know as a phd in law has self-disciplined and intelligence so that was attractive to yeltsin, but there are many people who had those attributes. i think what yelts and most importantly felt was that he needed somebody who would come into power and not prosecute his family, you know, the elton had his own issues with corruption, but more to the point his family members had been on the take and so if if they had

that are held at the yeltsin center.enter to pay for his uh existence. rent out space for events. the less he does these activities, the we have to spend more money from the budget. you are ready for this. why are you putting yourself up? you understand what kind of event the yeltsin center is holding in order to, as you say, recoup its existence, we read the opinion of citizens, the less the ambassadors of the usa, germany, great britain, france and other unfriendly countries hold meetings with the ural youth, the harder it is for the budget, the less often will come to the yeltsin center world lgbt activists, the more difficult the budget. the less dictionaries rot. it is to live in russia that the yeltsin center will sell, worse budget. the truth is not entirely clear. where the yeltsin center spends 350 million budget rubles annually, and this is only budgetary funds, not counting sponsors, in which there are a lot of them and not from russia . nothing, but this is serious. this is a threat and it concerns not only t

yeltsin did, he would be indifferent to him, he was only interested in power, power, nothing more.t will happen after that did not interest at all? well, he had a kind of condition almost always understandable, right? he was not at all interested in this either, so there was not a week that i did not quarrel with him to smithereens. well, such a person, but you ask questions. and why did yeltsin speak in the congress of the united states of america, god save america, in fact, he thought to himself, probably, the ministry of america can say here imagine my feeling, you see, no. turns on and listens to this performance, that he is experiencing this shock. just understand, the head of state, especially the elected head of state, he has unlimited right. defend the interests of the people who elected him. what did ukraine have to do with the black sea fleet exactly the same attitude as georgia, which is part of the ussr kazakhstan , uzbekistan, which is part of the ussr some obligations in it to the system that worked, well, the system that ruined the soviet union of this system of cent

, in fact, what yeltsin did, he would be indifferent, he was only interested in power, power, nothingwill happen after that did not interest at all? well, his peculiar state was almost always clear, right? he was not at all interested in this either, so there was not a week that i did not quarrel with him to smithereens. well, here's one man, but you ask a question. and why did yeltsin speak in the congress of the united states of america god bless america, in fact, i thought to myself, probably serving america, that's what i can say here, my feeling is vice president. turns on and listens to this performance, what happens to him just came in, you understand. the head of state, especially the elected head of state, he has an unlimited right. defend the interests of the people who elected him. what did ukraine have to do with the black sea fleet? like georgia, which is part of the ussr kazakhstan , uzbekistan, which is part of the ussr some obligations in it to the system that works, well, the system that called the soviet union of this system of central intelligence . these are the in

by the yeltsin center.w that the yeltsin center itself, in order to buy its uh existence, rents out premises and holds events. the fewer events it holds, the more money we will have to spend from the budget. you are ready for this. why are you putting yourself up? you understand what kind of event the yeltsin center is holding in order to, as you say, recoup its existence, we read the opinion of citizens, the less ambassadors of the united states, germany, great britain, france and other unfriendly countries will hold meetings with the ural youth, the harder it is for the budget, the less often world lgbt activists come to the yeltsin center, the more difficult the budget. the less dictionaries rot. if the yeltsin center sells to live in russia, the worse the budget will be. the truth is not entirely clear. where does the yeltsin center spend 350 ml. in budget rubles annually, and this is only budget funds and not counting sponsors, in which there are a lot and not only from russia. how to put it all togeth

admiral kosotonov meets president boris nikolayevich yeltsin.nected from the life of russia for two days because they flew by helicopters to novorossiysk and from novorossiysk by two helicopters flew to the cruiser moscow, i specifically chose the cruiser cruiser moscow well, under the guise of an exercise, we were the sea, and then we came to the russian counterforce right on the floor. the night before, igor vladimirovich himself draws a map from the schematic symbols on it, it is clear what is on the eve, firstly, if, as it was planned, the defense of russia passed through the kerch strait monkey, then with the return of the crimea, this is what is, almost e, 360 km. uh, line 16 was moving west. we are with the surf there in the west of the crimea and this is very important 360 km. and not overcome at all. well in addition, the crimea for 180 km, acted in the black sea. this is also not consumed, but now everything you want. these are the bases of the ports of control, taking into account the high mountains. only the turkish coast. and the we

yeltsin and i came up with, as a political decision to develop not cancel can not be corrected.ined it, they didn’t accept it. 50 this echo was a find that the issue of the black sea fleet needs to be resolved immediately. reported to his son including vice-president alexander vladimirovich rudskoy. why saving the black sea fleet was not a priority task for boris nikolaevich yeltsin in essence what yeltsin did, he would be indifferent to him, he was only interested in power , power, nothing more. and what will happen after that did not interest at all? well, he had a peculiar condition that was almost constant, understandable, right? so he was not at all interested, so there was not such a week that i did not quarrel with him to smithereens. well here's a man, but you ask question. and why yeltsin spoke in the congress of the united states of america god's preservation of america , in fact, he thought to himself, probably serving america, you can say my feeling, you see the president. turns on and listens to this performance that he could not have been going on. is that just you

he was still with them in the room of the hunting lodge not far from the brest today - yeltsin said aplace in our country. and i wanted to inform you personally, before you hear about it from the press, yeltsin seems to have read something like prepared statement. it seemed to me that he set out the provisions of the signed agreement, as if specifically worded in such a way as to obtain the support of the united states, they directly set out the conditions for recognition that we advocated. i did not want to prematurely express our approval or disapproval, so i simply said, i i understand yeltsin reacted very importantly mr. president added he must tell you in confidence that gorbachev does not know about these results. we hope on your understanding, dear george i ended the tradition between us and could not wait 10 minutes without calling you. do you like this wish? willingness to do anything, just to enjoy it there beyond the horizon, where the beautiful beautiful clean life smells, everything is good and the food is a mass of sausage, everything is so wonderful where does it come f

what is the yeltsin center. well, i don't want to talk about yeltsin and uh, drop the question. uh, the museum of the history of modern russia in the urals well, so neutrally so as not to annoy anyone, so the director of the museum, not on sorokina, gave an interview part of this interview we were interested in he was asked if they interfere with work to the center , and she said, yes, it interferes with the protests write letters put sticks in the wheels. the main thing. probably this is a scandal with the main opponent nikita mikhalkov, he continues to stay in the news, releases of programs directed against us are included in the golden collection of mikhalkovskaya, their besogon programs continue to be repeated, thereby continuing to warm up. hatred towards us was probably missed by many who read the interview, this phrase continues to be in the news. he knows. unfortunately it hasn't been banned yet. it's time to shut your mouth. it means this troublemaker. they show him and this, that is, that freedom for which dina sorokin seems to be fighting for most of her life, who has

yeltsin shushkevich initially, when they were going, they first of all wanted to protect themselves fromvchuk emphasized everywhere that it was necessary to preserve the soviet union, we found the right agreement, because no one in ukraine although i often called ukraine here speaking with separatist positions. it was the fruit of inaccurate distorted information, there were no separatist tendencies in ukraine, but already there, having understood what was going on, he began to say that they would not understand him if he did not return to ukraine as a fallow land. both political and economic . state structures of the ussr an incredible turn of events in one day in belovezhskaya pushcha communist kravchuk turned from a supporter of the union into an apologist for independence a political somersault or a real goal that he went from the time of his volyn youth to the very the last days, kravchuk in his speeches always spoke about this, that, like, you don’t forget that everything that you have just received. this is what he said to this ukrainian leader. you got, like, thanks to me, he sai

completely irresponsible and completely contrary to the obligations that were given to gorbachev and yeltsin. i was there in those days. these were clear commitments against nato expansion to the east, certainly not towards ukraine or georgia, so our own recklessness is at the root of unprecedented instability now. meanwhile, a new conflict is brewing in the world and

secretary russia gennady boerboel, from which, together with yeltsin, signed under the death sentence of the ussr from russia, this is a tragedy of the soviet union and the triumph of new opportunities for russia for ukraine for belarus days in belovezhskaya pushcha, no one initially imagined the possible signing of a document that would subsequently turn the whole course of world history upside down. they just wanted to discuss deliveries of oil and gas to belarus. the truth is hard to believe this. after all, all three leaders brought with them a huge light of economic assistants headed by the ministers of foreign affairs, and all economic supporters. they began to draw up an agreement on december 7, immediately after the bath, continued on 8, a brainstorming session took place behind these closed doors. i understand your feeling now , but for us it is very important. ran out into the corridor and threw intriguing phrases to a few journalists. let's just say practically. where all the state structures of the ussr are controlled by the conspirators, apparently they were aware that th

minister serhiy ss yevhen primakov, and vice-premier serhii stepashin sat there two chairs away from yeltsintargets and our steppe people were transplanted next to them. was it a signal or a real one? he will soon become the prime minister, which means that what is really happening in russia now in the economic sense is the strengthening of the polite clan. why? economic departments, i can't deal with this , not even because they are idiots, but because the circumstances are simply so objectively formed, related to the actions of putin himself , of which putin is beyond doubt. the position begins to occupy quite important positions, which may in the future after putin be reflected in the very model of the succession of power, this is a fact. of course, then, conditionally speaking, the question will arise that which of the people lives with decency, if by what will lift the entire russian economy, it will be not even the president, well, the president can probably only be some chekist, and the prime minister, let's say the president is some son of a patrusha who has been called a possible he

yeltsin, uh , in the first person, uh, 1994, there is uh, it seems to me a very important point wherewants to return home to its west. and there even, in my opinion, these are actually quotes. if you want an entente, here is sometime from the entente. uh, so they fell out. well, from this western community. and now we want to return to it. this is remarkable, considering that when we dropped out of the entente, they carried out this intervention here. in general, the second time. this there was an attempt to return somewhere in their history to that fork where, as we thought, we turned the wrong way, it turned out that when we, or there, yeltsin kozyrev went out to his own, they took away their sword and put them on their knees. in general, they were not their own at all. it’s interesting, because it turns out that we are now there 30 years later. eh , we again seem to have come to the conclusion that we didn’t go there and we need to return somewhere to ourselves, because, again, it’s just to ourselves it's in a different place now. only we behave differently we understand, here we u

i got to learn to say russia now, but but with with yeltsin and i think that the work of this agency and of the intelligence community through the years really probably will never get the credit that it deserves for for affecting these changes for your role and and bringing about these changes and having presidents. hopefully make informed decisions on the world. we the world we face, but we did manage to work out with yelts and a treaty over there finalize a treaty that's many here in one way or another contributed to that does provide great. hope for a better and safer world, so i'm very happy that we were able to conclude that treaty before i go back to houston, texas on january 20th, but we can't fool ourselves those who would challenge us. we're seeing it right now is we try to decide what what we should do over in iraq those who would challenge freedoms gains or many and we continue to face threats in the world of terrorism or a lot of good work is has been the anti-terrorist work and the intelligence contributing to that out here has been fantastic many here are concerned abou

russia during the middle of the first period yeltsin's rule, she was dozing.expressed and she did not manifest herself as a carpenter , but she was dozing, she appeared nowhere, then she would come to power, and she managed to wake up the imperial syndrome and transform it into an openly fascist syndrome. yes , just the same, and not without anyone who is higher, without any references to the metaphor, this is simply frankly fascist, fascist consciousness. is it the consciousness of dialogue? ideologies, this is unique fascism without ideology, because ideology is still an image of the future, except for hatred, except for debilitation, er , destruction of consciousness. contains some glimpses and geologists, pay attention constantly for 20 years, 23 years of the putin regime, 100 wobbler is constantly playing on the tv, well , give us the dialogue at the end, and in this he shouts eh and there eh solovyov and kiselyov and that's it the rest these are the people who are the main piters , give us an ideology urgently. thick-skinned, but in any case, there is no

very likely because he i'm walking around those people who at one time had something to do with yeltsin'seam and they probably know the secret of how putin appeared in the field of view of the russian elite at all, and it's not such a dangerous thing for those people we saw what happened with e z by those people who knew him before his appearance in the great politics, the same sobchak is unknown. what is the wonder of berezovsky's death and the strange death? and among other people who were close to his possible appointment, and chubais feel, he held it for quite a long time, he just now left from big politics and it is clear that a person who was close to all those secrets is primarily interested in foreign intelligence in order to find out certain circumstances and it is possible to put points on her on some secrets that they know only very close people in general from that old team , so far only two men are left who can be said to be still from yeltsin's team, that's yu and kirylenko. the question is that, after all, the person i'm sleeping with is experienced and understands very wel

how did president yeltsin come to warsaw, how did he have a meeting?lencia and valencia further said the following. well, we sat down together, and i gave him a bottle, not a son of wine, he says a joke, probably vodka. no, says valence. he generally liked wine, they told me, and we drank a bottle of wine and i, then we offer him. let's go to the press, uh, and let's show that we have unity, how we respect each other friend and confirm that russia has no objection . uh, poland's interest in joining nato and nick interrupts from one and says how to get out without any preparation. he says, well, there was preparation, we drank a bottle of wine and, uh, yeltsin went and spoke like that. here. e. understand that there is a certain model of dealing with russia that the west got used to in the nineties. and when this model was resolutely rejected by russia. this, of course, caused first irritation, then concern. well, then, then what is happening now is the feeling, not that russia is responding to any specific challenges itself. and what, it just became a

costa rica is true, he was born in 1992 and named after boris yeltsin stanislav here fairy tales end 200 auction 600 you have 500 anton 200 evgeny sot play final words of famous literary works. so what days were there 3.653 days in his bell to bell due to leap years? how so, but if evgenia asked denisovich quite right one day ivan denisovich is very sorry stanislav play this fairy tales the end of 300. everyone was happy in the new colony lived as amicably as before, but they never forgot, they are an island from which only the granite rock washed by the waves of the pacific ocean remained. the grave of the one who was the captain of the nams the mysterious island is true, and the dog is what to him the dog to him on thieves do not drag the yard? such is the rumor about the heroic strength of the dumb mumu someone is a fabulous end 500. and you better not tell anyone anything either, otherwise tell about everyone and you will become bored without them. over the catcher in the rye jerome a film by geza belmeni a man may be dedicated to count istvan szech, obsessed with the idea of ​​l

russia in moscow for the entire ninety-third year they are dividing power the supreme council against yeltsin in the country begins privatization they are dividing the soviet heritage factories factories infrastructure stalls, bandits, foreign exchange shops gold burnt deposits pensioners are begging on the streets the full government of american advisers on economics and politics, but in the south , who have brought up new countries, officers are fighting who for half a year they do not receive a beggarly salary, the status of which is not clear to them until the end, but they stand, they defend their homeland, russian tricolors develop over their outposts along the length. it really was a big family. in what ninety-third year, the mujahideen from afghanistan attacked the outpost of the moscow border detachment a month before the attack on the 12th outpost attacked the neighboring eleventh. there, for almost a day, the border guards fought and resisted the attack on 12 militants. they prepared more seriously on the night of july 13, ninety-three at 4:00 morning 250 militants. after shelling

it was gorbachev yeltsin who turned multinationality into a point of disassembly in russia, and after all , as in the ussr, it can be our strength. and this strategy is to develop the country. it means to combine industry with science and education. this is also the strategy of the communist party of bewilderment. why be rude to the alferov complex, even joining a highly respected university with us, what a lot of such a legacy, how alferov's can be squandered. and this is just a strategy for the global world to defend itself, which means not to pupate, but to attack. we need an alliance strategy. he is afraid of heading the intergovernmental commission with cuba from above. it's all just gibberish. we would like to hear your opinion. thanks for the question. you have touched on an important topic. i believe that the first part of the question was devoted specifically to staffing and the interaction of industry with science. we really got a gap 30 years ago fundamental applied educational science, which is today. a-a spliced ​​returns specialized applied institutes are created by engi

and it was precisely yeltsin who admitted the baltic states, by the way, even before the collapse of any then it was possible. by the way, both narva and and the corridor to kaliningrad and the base to leave in tallinn, so to speak, the naval base was in riga was all this could be done easily. he just did it, and that's all he did then. here we are still in ukraine itself. we have it so far. eh, let's eat. i believe that until we at the state level give a correct assessment of yeltsin's activities in general, in general this so to speak would be wrong for our history, because it is extremely harmful. i think that in the history of russia not one person has played such a video, no matter how boris nikolayevich yeltsin but as for the baltic countries, well, listen, well, i lived in soviet times. well, let's say they wanted independence, but there was a guerrilla war. there was some kind of resistance movement. they, like the vietnamese, fought for decades as colonialists. there french americans. yes, there was nothing, you just got it, like a gesture of goodwill. independence well leav

a lot of residential fate of those emitted the flags of the ussr navy, it was enough for yeltsin's lenyad, if you twitch, you'll get hit by the horns, that's all. in moscow, they shared a chair to jump up there wider deeper, sit down and it was not up to it, but under these conditions, the black sea residents responded to prizes in admiral and did what they did. we have biographies of this period. this is the main period. that’s because the fleet was saved, sevastopol is, as they say, thank god chniki amateur footage of the navy day in sevastopol in the ninety-second year, this parade took place despite this moment admiral kasatonov and the sailors had already held back the defense of the black sea fleet for the eighth month. in general, there was such courage above the threshold. understanding what to do or not to do support 94,000 military officers and sailors, 833 ships 50 ships of the far sea zone, including. with nuclear weapons, 30 submarines, the cost of the fleet was estimated at more than $ 80 billion; this is the system of basing here izmail to kaspiysk from ou vrucha in the no

the choice that had to be made was not always easy in front of you, one of those who lived next to yeltsine me on the floor above. i helped preserve the nuclear industry and the industry's leading bases. personally, he offered me any post. i said, i would rather shoot myself than i will accept this new leader of the liberal democratic party was part of the delegation that negotiated with ukraine shared the details. we agreed on almost all issues, except for the law on the heroes of bandera, shukhevych, they are not ready were to yield. but what they agreed, they rolled back. they want to fight today. they are now their western tutors western instructors want blood the meeting participants asked questions mixed about politics and personal. what advice would you give? if i was twenty years old, i would say strange tongues to myself. i would tell myself full speed ahead. everything will turn out, probably in your 20s. i would say. what continues to live in the heart of nothing, do not be afraid, you will be disappointed, but you will draw conclusions from this forum the territory of meanings

emergence of a middle class and with the obvious economic progress in russia , i think that in the yeltsiniewed as the backyard of the world, a region that would never settle down. and now everything looks completely different. the country has become significant; it has a strong army and a lot of resources. of course, there is a problem with corruption, but the state has clearly set a course for restoration and the period of disintegration of the yeltsin era is over. russia is reviving, which is why the current russophobia was born in the american establishment. the middle lands called themselves the heart of the earth, and so the inhabitants of russia did not associated. yes, and such a phrase was not used, although the very concept of the heartland has existed for more than 100 years. helphard john mackinder english geographer and politician it happened in 1904 mackinger called the heart of the earth or heartland a significant part of the middle lands of eurasia, which at that time was on the territory of the russian empire. the exact location of the heart of the earth was later repeated

kremlin leaders fsb colonel vadym zimin was responsible for the nuclear suitcase from the presidency yeltsin and at the end of june apparently decided to commit suicide with a wound to the head. he was found in his own apartment in the moscow suburbs. there was a traumatic pistol lying next to him. there was little information. the colonel was allegedly in intensive care before the incident. he was under house arrest in a bribery case, in which he was categorically rejected in recent months something abnormal is happening in the immediate sphere of the owner of the kremlin in russia top managers are passing away one by one with their families a woman called and said that already he cannot contact his mother for several hours - the call was from france, the policemen who arrived at the house saw the body of a man hanging from the balcony, and in one of the rooms, the bodies of two women with obvious traces of violence were covered with a blanket in their private estate on the mediterranean in a resort near barcelona, ​​an ex-explorer of the gas company novatek, which is partly owned by gazpro

agreements well, then we remember that in 1997 there was a big agreement which was signed by boris yeltsin and leonid kuchma, this is the so-called great treaty between the russian federation and ukraine, it provided for the recognition and respect of the sovereignty and territorial integrity of both states, that is, ukraine recognized the borders of the russian federation, and the russian federation recognized the borders and territorial integrity of the ukrainian state, at the same time we concluded an agreement on the presence of the black sea fleet of the russian federation in ukraine in the ukrainian crimea . years, and it’s actually 25 years, forgive me, and it was a problem for the ukrainian state, now we see how the russian federation violated both minsk-one and minsk-2 starting from 2000, 2019-18 th years when the point was what were fixed in these agreements were not implemented by the russian federation of the russian federation. the russian federation constantly insisted that ukraine implement these minsk agreements into the current ukrainian legislation. but it itself did not

let me remind you that boris yeltsin's voters once voted for him also because he promised to appointe secretary of the council. general of the security of the russian federation oleksandra lebid here, vote for me and not for the communists with yoganno i admit, well appointed then won and when we voted for e.e. leonid kuchma, choosing between them pesymonenka in the elections for the president of ukraine, many hoped for something kuchma's support as a candidate for the position president yevhen marchuk will lead to serious changes in the political program of kuchma himself. kuchma too. we appointed yevhen marchuk as secretary of the national security and defense council, but the secretary of national security and of defense or the head of the president's office this is not the official for whom you are voting ukrainian elections voted for volodymyr zelenskyi in 2019 73% of citizens voted for this person and this is a question of your trust in this person or your distrust of this person do you trust volodymyr zelenskyi or not do you trust and not god given or yermakucha, someone else

ministers appear with passports of the russian federation you know, it even reminds me of 1996, when yeltsin'saring to seize crimea and the then pro-russian president yury mishko , do you remember that too ? was headed by a citizen of russia and the presidential administration was also headed by a citizen of russia , that is, the russians do not even think that these so -called natives can manage anything, even if they run with the tricolor. well, they have been developing this scenario for a long time. remember the times when yanukovych had a minister of defense even two defense ministers of russia are russian, 20%. in one committee there was how he became the minister of defense who killed his subordinates with a chair. so this is all a scenario that has already been worked out in them and they traditional and they want to include everything in their composition. that is, there is such a movement of the empire to expand, because the empire cannot exist until it expands. i am only the empire is beginning to narrow, dying, that is, and you are sure that it is the empire and not the mafia. look

was a convinced opponent of this idea and under during one of these short discussions, president yeltsinhat if russia becomes an independent state, the russian republics will have nowhere to go. now 30 years later, and even more so against the background of the fact that russia is actually ruled by a convinced chauvinist. because putin is not, it is not by itself that he is a bridge, he destroys the languages ​​of the peoples of russia. he destroys these very peoples. maria is absolutely right. especially in the unfortunate autonomous districts of the former autono-buryat regions. there simply will be no young men there soon, and christ emphasizes that part of the population in the hall are buddhists , she is a specialist. well, these are soviet buddhists. and these chauvinistic russians are russians who watch tv absolutely agree but nevertheless , there is no russian nation, there is a russian ethnic group that is actually very different in different regions these are big questions, so talk about the dominance of the so-called russian ethnic group in many districts , including the auton

and remain alone with the government in the end, completely as it was already in 2000, when boris yeltsin worker, leader at the head of the soviet russian federation, and handed over power to the chekist vladimir putin, this is what they dreamed, always, all the time, they tried to get this power of stalin's times, full of what they know how to do. please tell me if you have been taught all your life, do you have such an education? well, those people who make some real decisions there have putin, patrushev, bortnikov, and cossack, no i will mention all of them now. these are people who gather among themselves. they learned to kill. this is their higher education. they worked. putin proudly once said that he crawled on his belly all over moscow. this is what he did when he was getting an education and at the institute of anthropology. underground passages of the sea, you know moscow , a journalist asked him there what his intervals are. he is from st. petersburg. well, in st. petersburg, he knows about turnstiles there, where he is significant. i knew the underground passages because they