and yeltsin started to do that. oh. the president's daughter was ever present while staying in the background. unlike her mother nie nina, who is happy to be sent to the front line. i said, yes, you're with somebody with accompanied by team of doctors yeltsin embarked on an arduous race to catch up in the pulse with every percent each point taking its toll you can of was reveling in his role is the end to yeltsin. throughout the spring, the communist was considered a sure bit about my president, the united them. this is rhonda gafne. i'd like to quote the communist night may yeltsin once again look to his friends in the west. he convinced clinton and the other g 7 members to meet in moscow. 6 weeks before the 1st round of the election. a p r triumph, his impoverished country, looking like a superpower, clinton and yeltsin discussed the situation. i think this nuclear summit will help you a great deal. ordinary people will see that you're doing the right things. they will out 10 percent. my vote. you know, you're a facto

yeah, yeah, but them the glasgow yeltsin. i reported cl since that but everything is prepared so you can relieve me of my post here. the tree will be carried out, but it will have serious consequences. but it will be a civil law. let's just say, garage does go enough. serena lordship silence our dea was left convenience in the gloom. i went into his office lead. it's about 10 meters from the door to the desk where my father was sitting here. when he saw me, he guess i was back ears. i urged him to talk to you by such so born to get us to bison. he oh, none of the conversation became heated when i said we believed you and we followed you on was over. we stood with you in august 91 and in october 93. there are millions of us also that you are betraying us. we're i the password and you're among will nasa mano it? yes. you da still look at austin. i thought it would be a disaster in the country and the outs in one pretty sure he would bring down everything he's done in the years before to shoot and violate his own constitution .

putin is basically continuing the yeltsin russia as it was built under yeltsin. then putin. gorbachev was a sworn enemy. they were with yeltsin. and putin, to some extent, inherited that. also right now, when gorbachev passed, putin is fighting a savage war in ukraine actually to remake what is seen as gorbachev made. gorbachev presided over the collapse of the soviet union. putin is trying to build it back by blood and steel. so, it is not that there is nothing strange that the present kremlin and gorbachev had lukewarm relationships. he was not announced officially by the kremlin, though some forces to denounce him as a traitor, and so on. but he is also no hero. and gorbachev would be a much more private affair. again, maybe his family also did not want her to be a state funeral, too -- did not want it to be a state funeral too. that is not clear right now. hashem: ok. maria, the 2021 poll that you spoke about which qualified gorbachev as the worst political leader in russia in the 20th century, is it mainly because of the perception that his policies introduc

ok, yeltsin a parent truck. 91. i have a few other angles to cover with you that pavel go about. chill said is what it was about time to put out from afghanistan, and many thought this was going to reshape foreign policy. now putting it is launching a war in the ukraine and many are saying this is just exactly what go back to fear, which was an expansionist policy that with wet and the very stability of the international order. well, i would say when i rushing, the afghan did almost a decade of war began. we were actually lucky because instead of going to war with may do in europe, we went into afghanistan and got on the nose, kind of a red and blue bleeding. and then went out, and it was became clear that we're not ready for a big war. and this time again, for more than 10 years, russia was building up its armed forces for a big war in europe. then they sent them into crane, believing that failed, overrun it very swiftly, and that's what the pentagon and, and the, and the with believe to. but that didn't happen aga

and put in as basically continuing the yeltsin. russia as it was both under yeltsin. and then it's kind of a girl who came in put gorbachev was a sworn enemies. they were with yeltsin and put into miss some extent and her to that. and also right now when gorbachev passed a huge in is fighting a se acidic savage war in ukraine actually to remake what it seen as gorbachev made going. much of presided over the collapse of the soviet union. boucher was trying to bow that back. you buy a blood and steel. so it's not that there's nothing strange that the, the, the president crap one and gorbachev had lukewarm relationships. ah, he was not denounced officially by the cram window program when forces did denounce him as a traitor and so on. but he's also no hero and he's not, i'm glad yeltsin who hand of course a state very much a funeral. gorbachev would be a much more private affair. again, maybe his family also didn't want to be us. they few a funeral to at south korea right now. ok, maria, the 2021 pulled that you spoke about which qualified to go, but have as the worst po

but he's also no hero and he's not, i'm glad yeltsin. who had of course, a state very much a funeral. gorbachev would be a much more private affair. again, maybe his family also didn't want to be us. they few a funeral to at south korea right now. okay. maria, the 2021 pulled that you spoke about which qualified to go, but have as the worst political leader in russia in the twin is century. is it mainly because of the perception that the a, his policies introduce the collapse of the soviet union, which was described by putting as the greatest geopolitical catastrophe of the central was because people think that he failed in delivering on political and economic reforms. well, it retro stepped, are the soviet time on and especially the late soviet decades are seen by the russian people. not overwhelmingly, but by a majority. as a good time, as all the time when the states still care of the people who in or their relation between the amount people on was kind and more humane than to day when people thought less about money. and of course, w

did not admire someone who was waging war in chechnya, following yeltsin's path.he finally saw in ukraine -- by the way, nina khrushcheva knows this well, raisa was have ukrainian and gorbachev's family have ukrainian, he despaired of the war in ukraine and i think in that, he saw that putin -- he is the russian status. he is anti-communist, the russian world, and gorbachev was a social democrat of a more european kind. the battle between europeanists and -- continues. it has for centuries. i think you can see in putin marvin slava file. one thing gorbachev always said, at the end of the cold war, and this is something that was shared by george h.w. bush at the beginning, there was more winter. there was no winner. but i think in the end, opened gorbachev's eyes to the dangers of making an agreement with the west which would be broken, as was desha broken promise which was a stab in the back. we cannot forget yeltsin played a role in creating a country that really demanded more attention in terms of the chaos and the destruction. nermeen: nina, if you can respond

i looked at yeltsin and asked.ll use in poland to bomb russia to which he said no, but many fragile old women in the european part of russia believe that because their historical memory includes memories of hitler, and their grandparents, and napoleon well, i admit it . well, here is our historical memory includes the idea of that your best days were grafted to peter the great and catherine the great, in other words, when you could control your neighbors, but people no longer want to be controlled, but tend to choose their own path. and i think you did the right thing at the time, if we hadn't done that, the crisis could have started much sooner, but you can't tell people. what according to the polls, they must live to the end with the uncertainty that russia will not try to attack them again. here, first of all, of course, beautiful again. well there it's great for sewn up, because yeltsin answered. if he answered that way, you are retelling it. yes, but he responded to historical precedent. so the hitlers have al

the russians he rather made it a cornerstone of his own political standing his predecessor boris yeltsin started his role as the overthrower of the soviet union in the early 90s as his biographer timothy colton recalls he was animated by a desire not to inspire russian empire with a new life but to instead build a civilized modern state for yeltsin another point as i see it was determinative he opted against the neo-ussr because he was opting for a russian state self-standing governable and capable of modernization and normalization to put it another way he opted for nation building over empire saving however when yeltsin's government started moving in this direction and launched ambitious economic reforms the harsh socio-economic context almost immediately triggered this great power syndrome and by the end of 1993 yelsen as a leader was surrounded by all kinds of populists grieving for russia's past greatness he succumbed in part to this pressure his war in chechnya was seen as a political response to imperial demand and during his second presidential term his line pivoted toward soviet

back then yeltsin told his oprichniks who flew to kyiv and held talks with kuchma in the mariinsky in the palace, he said that you should wake up and think about ukraine every morning, but what did yeltsin mean then, did he think that putin would replace him literally in a few years, and this putin would start a war, first a covert one, and then a full-scale war against ukraine of the state , yeltsin obviously did not guess about this and did not know, although there were probably certain prerequisites before that, we know that russia absolutely uh-uh hated all the agreements in the format of the budapest memorandum because they guaranteed us which after the ukrainian state gave uh nuclear weapons uh russia absolutely uh quietly violated this agreement russia violates all the agreements it concluded with ukraine and denounces all agreements however , it is obvious uh and the reaction to these words of zelenskyi is indicative that were made regarding the impossibility of conducting negotiations with the russian federation, and dmitry medvedev, the deputy chairman of the security counci

he said that you should wake up and think about ukraine every morning, but what did yeltsin mean thenhe think that putin would replace him literally in a few years and this putin would start a war , first covertly and then -e full-scale war against the ukrainian state, obviously yeltsin did not guess and did not know about this, although there were probably certain prerequisites for that, we do not know that russia absolutely uh-huhed all the agreements in the format of the budapest memorandum because they guaranteed us after the ukrainian state gave er nuclear weapons er russia absolutely er calmly violated this agreement russia violates all the agreements it concluded with ukraine and denounces all agreements however, it is obviously obvious er and the reaction is indicative of these words of zelenskyi, which were uttered regarding the impossibility of negotiations with the russian federation, and dmitry medvedev, the deputy chairman of the security council of the russian federation, says that no one zelenskyi said that he would not conduct dialogue on the topic of who issues ultima

well, they're probably talking to each other, at least holding on to yeltsin, but he's the same one whol destroy everything, bastard, everything. well, when you see people in vashevsky's ranks, marshal the military district at least, you understand how they hate him, they hated him, but they were afraid, they were afraid simply as symbols of power and they couldn't get rid of him, they already wanted to, they just didn't have time, well, if they didn't want to, that's why there was this august coup, were you gorbachev himself informed about it or not was he himself entangled in his own intrigues, only the future will tell, but the main thing is that they tried at the last moment to do with gorbachev what they did with khrushchev, but they did not have time, the train had already left, they were not consolidated so much i i constantly hear from russians that we should be grateful to gorbachev for the fact that he gave us freedom, well, freedom. yes, yes, they don’t give us water. you understand. gorbachev created conditions that were used by people in very different ways. and not just pe

of 1998, when russia was on the verge of default, completely unexpectedly for the whole country, yeltsinon of chernomirdian, who within five years was the second person in the state to save the economy, appointed a 35-year-old man from kiriyenko under pressure from yeltsin and the threat of the state house on the third attempt gave the go-ahead and serhiy vladlenovich became the youngest prime minister of russia kiriyenko nemtsov didn't just decide with the shadow, he just jumped out of it, but here in nizhny, no one ever considered them equal-sized figures, and when later , uh, it happened, this is a sensational appointment in nizhny, everything went from smart families, it was easy, and then they were very successful there was such a thing, but it is not a pity to take some young technocrats, who are conditionally speaking. well, the young technocrats are at the helm and will do dirty work there, it is understandable, there is pain, there is a pensioner, we are in dire trouble for a day, the kyriyenko government worked for only four months due to the collapse of the banking and financi

i am the old ace conversations with yeltsin.neral to criticize america there and the west , you said that this is a crazy house. i am in this studios said that we live next to a madhouse , moreover, aggressive and armed, and the saddest thing is that we are forced to somehow interact with it. so far, those are the rules. but this non-iron canopy for you is not the chinese wall, the curtain, not the chinese wall, is not between us . here, uh, i'm ah about our affairs about our affairs. well , in the spirit of, uh, on the topic of the day, what is talked about a lot, uh, too much has been said in recent days. i don't understand at all. don't wear cultural policy not our education policy the jokes are over. stupid burbuck or smart? she says what she says about the war. the rest quoted - they repeat it. and apparently it will sound even at a higher level. the hacks are over. but if our school wants to really teach true patriotism? having removed the young guard from the school curriculum and replaced it with a real person, ivan vasi

so we had the mess and the autocracy of the boris yeltsin years.— yeltsin years.es. i don't think— let the warsaw pact lives. i don't think it _ let the warsaw pact lives. i don't think it was — let the warsaw pact lives. i don't think it was important to him, the economy— think it was important to him, the economy in— think it was important to him, the economy in russia needed attention. i say economy in russia needed attention. i say russia. — economy in russia needed attention. i say russia, i do mean in the soviet— i say russia, i do mean in the soviet union, because he was a man of the _ soviet union, because he was a man of the soviet— soviet union, because he was a man of the soviet union. but the post gorbachev, which happened very quickly. — gorbachev, which happened very quickly, he didn't expect to be the victim _ quickly, he didn't expect to be the victim of— quickly, he didn't expect to be the victim of a — quickly, he didn't expect to be the victim of a coup when he went on vacation — victim of a coup when he went on vacation in — victim of a coup wh

boris yeltsin was reviled by the vast majority of the russians who blamed him for the economic miserygiven all of those honours, nevertheless. my question is, to those who voted for boris yeltsin in 1991, elected him, and the russian president, 56 1991, elected him, and the russian resident, ~ ., ., ., president, 56 million voted him at the time, president, 56 million voted him at the time. do _ president, 56 million voted him at the time, do they _ president, 56 million voted him at the time, do they realise - president, 56 million voted him at the time, do they realise they - president, 56 million voted him at| the time, do they realise they carry responsibility for the collapse of the soviet union in a sense? that is a very good — the soviet union in a sense? that is a very good question. _ the soviet union in a sense? that is a very good question. nobody - the soviet union in a sense? that is| a very good question. nobody wants to take responsibility, _ a very good question. nobody wants to take responsibility, they - a very good question. nobody wants to take responsibility, they

we hope that the relationship with yeltsin is getting spoiled in general.ha. he cooks secretly from his deputy, well, journalists will ask this strange team with their flies, what do you see strange with many, we fly to sign an agreement with belarus on its economic cooperation, and in the morning i find out that everything is more of the soviet union. no. what is it called? am i some kind of puppy or there from the gate some day? i'm still vice president, and in 1993 yeltsin decides to change everything by his decree. he dissolves the congress of people's deputies and the supreme soviet by the majority of deputies. this is not accepted even in the dark by candlelight, because the light was turned off, yeltsin was removed from office and alexander rudsky was elected acting president 2 years after the state of emergency . after these events , 15 years later, i met grachev. himself came up to me, said, sasha, forgive me, he said, he ordered the etin to prepare officers to put tanks in front of the hotel, ukraine for intimidation, and then the intimidation pas

yeltsin who will give him?verything sasha korzhak. well, what is a very interesting topic the era of change is not today. tomorrow everything will be turned upside down. here the girls live my new baked paternal sister. the latest collection back and forth italian haute couture blouse, put everything back in place. then i'll take mine too. what are you standing undress sharper? have fun, sorry. if you don't want it, we'll help you clean it up. we want to dedicate the first issue to the split, the writers being the main figure. i want to invite you, by the way, writers. of course, if someone has not been published before, then only for political reasons, he never participated in any shaking; now he is generally considered below his human dignity. e with embroidery in garden, i'll take a look now, maybe they left it in the car? yes? no, i came with her, how small she is with embroidery, where she could hurt, don't worry, in our house, nothing is lost. now find the salt will find oh, here it is. what i saw, she st

russians, transition to a market economy yeltsin causes pride in two percent.on curtain between russia and the western world, carried out by gorbachev and yeltsin. only the family percent of russians. however, perhaps almost all of these seven percent who are proud of at least something. here are the eras of gorbachev's rule left russia after february 24 of this year. tv, well, the living room of our today's heroes is a classic that we are going to re-invent, while love slowly and happily walks with the widget nikolay not at all in the kitchen preparing breakfast for wife and daughter. povahme them although the obligation of the word to his family, where did we get the apartment from? i got up in the morning and woke up while they were sleeping. i’ll do it in the kitchen today and everyone really liked it for the first time and i decided to continue with my everyone really like it, they hug and kiss, my whole family, 21 years ago nikolai charmed lyuba by taking her under his right hand on the first walk and saying that ’s how we are let's go down the aisle. wel

yeltsin is no different from an imperialist, and everyone is already saying that in georgia there wasare silent and the most important thing now is to protect ichthyria . vyrezalsya then became a bright chord, eh, parliamentary thinking, he invited labkhaz to such conditions that they absolutely did not want to go anywhere, the same provocations in south ossetia, that’s all at a glance sahurdy spoke then in direct text, he was not listened to below, harly duda was not listened to in 1994 , boris helsin under the guise of introducing a constitutional order in a foreign country, because it had never been before. in december, the bombing of grozny begins, which was no different from the bombing of mariupol. what should be done with it now? it is necessary to tell the world that it is necessary to draw a parallel between the war in ukraine and the war and then where we shot the film.

yeltsin said i should hold a miyazov, he said i was the host of the meeting. as the host of the meeting, i should conduct these negotiations. it was a real competition of people who realized that where they sit depends on their political weight here putin gives the impression that he didn't even understand it that is, it was either not interesting or that this is where such a loss of political intuition or opportunities comes from, that's all well, he understands it very well with sense in this sense, he didn't leave, he left with another in a different sense. yes, when he makes inadequate decisions there, but now uh, he spits . they want a prize from her, they want cheap resources for her in poland , but taking advantage of the weakness and assuming that the weakness will grow with her, they want dividends from her, which can be obtained thanks to this wickedness, he has no money left, he has closed the west - this is a plus europe, the states e- that is, it is significant a part of another world is not a flight far, yes, but there is one for which it has not

to whom yeltsin informed about the conspiracy in belovezhskaya pushcha and the dissolution of the ussrf the united states of america, that says it all, and no lawyers will help here. well , this was not the reason for us to release our besogon, well, as if out of turn, it was like a special issue. the fact is that the cry sos arose in the atmosphere, because our besogon, which on april 16-17, it was interrupted in the seventh minute in yekaterinburg. well, what started? send calls , call me, call our studio, write letters, write, write on the internet, and so on and so forth. why in yekaterinburg the besogon broadcast was stopped 7 minutes after the start and dali was advertising for 30 minutes until the news that yekaterinburg had already been captured by our partners, and so on and so forth. naturally, we got excited. well, how is it that political censorship is like this in one place, it’s impossible in another place, like this maybe. false alarm don't worry, it was all planned, because the regional branch of the all- russian state television and radio broadcasting company has its o

that's what boris mykolayovych yeltsin said, because his rating at that time was 5%."we all the time accept i am very surprised by this, we perceive putin's departure from power approximately as the death of stalin i am surprised that stalin died in 1953 god knows when there were people who were at all adults when stalin died, there are practically none now , these people who are still there, they will be children then, but this magical event simply affects even our analytical abilities, we for some reason believe that here is putin, and it will be march of the 53rd year, and these heirs of his will come to the podium of the mausoleum they will say that now there will be a peaceful coexistence of peoples that it is putin himself who is evil and not the collective putin who surrounds him. immediately, but it was definitely an unchangeable evil for good, then we all saw the historical death of leonid brezhnev, which is much closer to us. it is certainly not putin, but this person led a war in afghanistan, and when she died, her successors were yuri andropov , konstantin

so we had the mess and the autocracy of the boris yeltsin years.resting things, i don't think anyone was prepared, certainly gorbachev wasn't. he was prepared to let the warsaw pact lives. i don't think it was important to him, the economy in russia needed attention. i say russia, i do mean in the soviet union, because he was a man of the soviet union. but the post gorbachev, which happened very quickly, he didn't expect to be the victim of a coup when he went on vacation in crimea. it was a very, very difficult time for him and i think that no one has ever seen what happened to a society that has been a totalitarian society, in which everyone has turned on everyone else and you have this central kgb chequered history where anybody at any time can be denounced and sent away. that structure, political, economic and social disappears, i think it makes people a little crazy. and after a while they begin to want the comfort of what was, even if what was was really kind of awful. i think that what happened post gorbachev in russia, was that people gravi

say that the civil war is back, and they don’t say that it’s the kremlin, they don’t say that it’s yeltsinl, that ’s it such a showdown between georgians is coming in march . leonid parfenov talks about the same thing, and on the ruins of our rustaveli avenue in tbilisi, he says that georgians are very tired of pathos with the sakharda berry. and now, finally, georgians will be friends with moscow because, well, you know the line what is it that interfered with the friendship of georgians with the kremlin and moscow, he will now be the toad of the peasants and eduard shvarnadze, who is the most terrible of these soviet mafiosi and who is connected with the fsb and then with the kgb, these people took then from tbilisi and the first what they did to us was the demolition of the georgian television that told the truth , that they said, that's all, that's all, that's all, that's all, that's all, that's all, that's all, that's all, that's all. the american and european audiences are presented with gonsahurdia as a fascist, nazi, crazy dictator, i will come back to this again because i heard it

way they demand to close the yeltsin center.s. venediktov er, it was announced on the agent. and if there is no center, isn’t there a center that does less harm than the echo of moscow did so much obvious re-education and toying with the existing authorities, even in those moments, the diabetics did not ask for it the struggle for survival should be noted that mikhalkov you always sang that is the authorities mikhalkov is well-known in almost all creative genres: poetry, prose, drama, journalism, senior sergey mikhailov, the author of several anthems of the ussr, and then of russia. this year they awarded the next order of the hero of labor for what is his indiscretion on russian tv for inciting hatred inventing new fakes thank you very much for this high award in one vadim something biting award just listen to his speech after the award even bald himself in shock from what he heard it is already too much even for him, we live today at a time when a new russia is really being born there in the donbass , new russias are being bor

here are the leaders of the republics, including yeltsin, publicly speaking out in favor of the unionference in novaya orel will i think that the union will be kazakhstan but always stood for the preservation of the union please discuss that the union will be a union of sovereign states tire the confederate states turned out to be a lie, instead of signing agreements between the leaders of russia, belarus and ukraine gathered in the hunting residences of belovezhskaya pushcha and agreed that on paper they would abolish the soviet union moment for the president of the soviet union, because the belovezhskaya pushcha agreements contradicted the laws of the ussr . gorbachev advised arresting the participants in the belovezhskaya pushcha agreements, and even power resources. for this, he still did not dare to do this, as he later spoke, fearing the civil war. since that moment, rhetorical discussions around the issue have continued. is it possible to consider a politician who has not corrected himself with the main task of his life ? successful and worthy of national recognition as a leade

when bill clinton arranged for a $10000000000.00 i and f loan to buttress boris yeltsin canada. and there was done, it was completely open. in fact, hollywood made a movie about it. cause boars that treated the whole thing like a joke. so you know, so this is just, you know, it's just ludicrously, one sided at i don't think anybody in the world and really believes that i mean, obviously moscow has denied these allegations that i'm sure washington would also say that most of that may be a trillion dollars was well spent, but it's, it's just something that they kind of do. yes. and actually was surprisingly uncontroversial until and so 2014. i mean, yes. the us has a national endowment for democracy, a government funded agency, whose job is to distribute funds to political parties in and other countries. it was part of the law. and you know, and, and yes, it is what states do it, but it's what the us in particular has been especially aggressive in doing sort of blame russia to throw around figures like $3000000.00 in the nose. but he had was seen or $1000000.00 compared to the $10

we owe these people. the russian people are the most divided people after the era of gorbachev yeltsin are ours, we should help them should be able to integrate to hear them, therefore, our first reaction is wary, but we must understand why? it seems to me that in general, a whole ministry should be created that would deal with it. now russians who are abroad. there is the ministry of absorption, let's say like israel, and who would not leave these people. and who would develop entire programs on how to integrate them into our not very simple life. the first reaction of rejection is to catch it removes itself it is necessary to look, but to see a higher level of them it's hard for them to need our help, and the fsb will deal with the enemies separately well, decide for yourself, please. hello vladimir

here is the head of the protocol under yeltsin, it was yeltsin's time. mr.they never, firstly, remained in the kremlin. didn't stay overnight and so on. that's nothing about such a case that they forgot some, well, with a child and so on, he doesn’t know for sure, but how beautiful and fun it is. everything just happened, and moreover, i think that in general, in this scenario, this is all was. well, it is written in the sphere, it is invented and so on, because one reaction of the host is not at all artificial. yes, that says a lot. well, you can imagine what level, yes, it should be, how funny. it's funny that the daughter gives us. hope was left alone in the terrible kremlin well, among the torture tyrants there. and after all could same go, for example. to some terrible secret room where everyone is tortured or something else and could. why didn't they tell? how did you save her from there? by the way, well, what was the rescue operation to to snatch the unfortunate daughter from the labyrinths of the terrible black moderinths of the kremlin come on, you

he left himself after the surprise that yeltsin kravchuk and shushkevich arranged for everyone secretlylowieza. more than that, the agreement on the creation of the commonwealth of independent states collapsed and the history of the soviet union went completely.

he says, in the last few years of the soviet union, the power struggle between yeltsin and gorbachev seem to define much of the soviet union's politics. bush often took steps to remain actively neutral in the struggle, and only when yeltsin called him directly after the signing of the accords did bush take a position, a stance. why do you think bush remain neutral for so long? does that get back to this notion of trying not to interfere too much or impose his will? but to respect institutions? >> i think one of the reasons is that bush realized the tendency of american leaders to think that they can save the world. and orchestrate events in other countries. which has led us to a lot of problems. this is both parties that do this. because he had experience, he said there can be limits to american power. america can be very powerful in certain circumstances, in a hot war that's conventional we can destroy our adversaries. we can intervene. but to get into russian politics and try to orchestrate who is going to succeed, yeltsin or gorbachev, is delusional in my view. i think he did the

with a little help from his friends, the re election of boris yeltsin. russia 1996. the players, a beleaguered president. a group of aspiring oligarchy. communist agents from the soviet era, and the u. s. government, the stuff that makes it at the political thriller in 45 minutes on d. w. a. she's got her uses the thoughts they will credit you. 6 months off to war erupted in europe. there are growing fears here in asia. the conflict could be coming here too. so i've come to tie want to work with a local team here, and speak with foreign minister joseph woot. about the surging tensions with.

i looked at yeltsin and asked.ally think that i will bomb russia from airfields in poland. what did he say? no, but not a few grandmothers in the west of russia think so, because they found hitler and their great-grandmothers and about grandfathers napoleon is their historical memory and answered. good. i understand, but we have our own historical memory and it turns out that you achieved your highest power during the bath of the terrible peter the great and catherine the great, in other words, commanding your neighbors, but they no longer want it. they want freedom, they want to decide their own destiny. i think we did the right thing at the right time. and if we had not done this crisis. could have happened even earlier. hmm well, billuklint is not in for the first time he manages to get away with it, all the more so that the arrest of nikolaevich does not answer already. well , yes, bring whatever you want, but there are documents , there are transcripts of their conversations, which, by the way, were declassifi

after the era of gorbachev yeltsin, they are ours, we must help them, we must be able to integrate to hear them, therefore, our first reaction, but outside, but we must understand why. it seems to me that in general, a whole ministry should be created that would deal with it. now russians who are abroad. there is the ministry of absorption, let's say like israel, and who would not leave these people. about which he would develop entire programs, how to integrate them into our not very simple life. first reaction of rejection catch her cleans himself you have to look, but it's hard for them to see a higher level, they need our help, and the fsb will deal with the enemies separately well, decide for yourself, please. hello vladimir rudolfovich my name is penza matvey i am a third-year student at the faculty of law of moscow state university and first of all i would like to say, thank you for such a wonderful speech. and i have such a question as in modern realities to remain true to their convictions and moral principles. especially in context. e of that propaganda, which, as we can see

yeltsin give, who will give him?verything by sasha korzhakov. i think i need to change. well , what is a very interesting topic the era of change is not today. tomorrow everything will be turned upside down. and he is an actor. they treat belarus with respect and warmth, and when i arrived in minsk i was. first of all, they were struck by the wide streets of space and the sky for them is not just a second motherland. i don’t know how much god has given me. to live, but i think i will live it in belarus and when they ask me, where do you say i come from, it is here that the heroes found themselves and determined their place in life. i am proud that i am here, and even more proud that i was allowed to lead a team of belarusians. in general, i believe that belarus is a blessed place, a special place, and this place has a special mission. watch the project look at belarus on our tv channel. in belarus it is easy to explore only the report of our trip, the station baranovichi central historical place, from which it looks

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of course, gorbachev was followed by boris yeltsin, a man who didn't exactly lie. gorbachev, this was the beginning of the as it gig, beginning of the cow arctic nineties in russia ingrained in russian collective mind as a decayed of cows and lawlessness. but people mix it all up to day and to blame garbage or for everything are we talked to moscow, vice 9 people out of 10 sant he caused to the disintegration of their once. your great and beautiful country is javier t union. there is a lot of nostalgia for the good old days. and of course, a lot of frustration about the 1st years after the collapse of the soviet union, which were very difficult. and you see the kremlin and also russian president vladimir putin reaction to college of state wooten paid tribute to gorbachev through a he scrambling spokesman pis scoff, saying he was a great statesman. ah, he expressed his convalescence to the family today. however, putin, your sad into will not be attending the ceremony because of scheduling reasons, at least that's what the kremlin says. and it is, of course, ah const. because that putin

even despite the conflict with yeltsin, rudskaya is elected governor of the kursk region, but since the 2000s he has not been involved in big politics anymore, nevertheless, he cannot help but worry about what is happening to the country the behavior of our former so-called western partners, for example, germany. this is the genes, you understand, it is impossible to get rid of them. tell me, would you still have the western group of forces in germany as ours. that was probably what is happening today. here it is, germany is grateful for the fact that we united the gdr with the frg, that's it. thank you. good can be given to people who will remember kindness and will be grateful scoundrels cannot be done. good, as the combat general rudsky says, the country must be strong in order to to resist all the attacks and there is simply no other recipe . right after us on the channel russia is an evening of super hits, the third qualifying round of the new season from the country's most unpredictable grandiose vocal show. come on, all the invited guests together, including the star jury, will b

yeltsin acted in a proven hardware way.he gorbachev perceived what happened in belovezhskaya pushcha, as he called the political program everything, when i called on gorbachev and asked what i should say to journalists. i found him in a position to speak like this in deep thought. union is my drama, he tried save and revive the country you loved. well, bad luck in the west, they love gorbachev just because the ussr collapsed under him. well, in any case, it seems so, but look how the bbc presenter suffers when he hears from mikhail sergeevich unforeseen on the question of nexia's crimea , a man whose mother is ukrainian, father is russian is watching you . my wife is the late raisa ukrainian. that's what our society is ukraine as a state appears under soviet power from this it was the territory of russia, but when it is now divided into independent state, then it was necessary to discuss the fate of the crimea, for which the russians laid centuries here. they created this whole country and everything. it is impossible to im

the president yeltsin -- says they will decide. >> russians are killing russians in front of a audienceure is a tragedy for the catholic church. >> this man, visited the religious compound and that started the trouble. he wants israel along to have sovereignty over the whole site, an idea i'm thinkable to palestinians -- i'm thinkable to palestinians --unthinkable to palestinians. >> germany is won. in berlin, one million germans celebrated the birth of the biggest and richest nation. ♪ >> this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. voting ends and parts of in par. let's go to iran. video verified by the bbc shows police shooting live bullets at the protesters in several cities in iran and this is plain closed -- playing close security forces locking people into the boots of their cars. video like these are circulating despite widespread info -- internet restrictions. there are reports that security forces are being stretched to the limits and you will hear from one of the heads of the iranian judiciary. >> they couldn't sleep last night and they can sleep for many nights -- coul

yeltsin acted in a proven hardware way.in belovezhskaya pushcha. pushche gorbachev took what happened in belovezhskaya pushcha, as it is called a political betrayal, when i went to gorbachev and asked what i should say to journalists. i found him in a position to speak like this in deep thought. union is my drama, he tried to save and revive the country that i loved. well, bad luck in the west , they love gorbachev just because the ussr collapsed under him. well, in any case, it seems so, but look how the bbc host suffers when he hears from mikhail sergeevich unforeseen , a man sits in front of you on the question of crimeaxia, whose mother is ukrainian, father is russian. my wife is the late raisa ukrainian. that's what our society is ukraine as a state appears under soviet power, and before that it was the territory of russia, but when it is now divided into an independent state, it was necessary to talk about the fate of the crimea, which the russians laid here for centuries. they created this whole country and everythin

and you're absolutely right also that boris yeltsin when he passed away in 2007, he did not just receive a state funeral, the day of his death was declared a day of public mourning as well, kim. >> and again, just to bring our viewers up to date, we're seeing live pictures of the remembrance ceremony for mikhail gorbachev at the hall of columns in moscow as we see the soldiers approaching the casket in the ceremony. we were talking about his legacy, and you wrote in the end he wound up racing to catch up with history rather than making it himself. but obviously, he was a man of peace and things can easily have gone another way. and i think that especially in the west as fred was saying, he is seen as a transformational satisfying. talk to us a bit about that. >> the really important things that gorbachev did were the things that he didn't do. he didn't prevent the reunification of east and west germany. he didn't tell east german guards to fire on people when they were crossing the berlin wall. he didn't stop ukraine from declaring independence. he didn't prevent the baltic states from s

hear what he has to say about his conversation with yeltsin to ukraine your fault.