including us the true value of the yeltsin center. here we come across a report.his is a study by historical and political scientist vardan baghdasaryan in september 2022, a group of independent experts visited the yeltsin center. i will only give excerpts from the results of this study. map of the yeltsin center, where very boundaries are indicative. and in particular, crimea is part of ukraine as well as abkhazia south ossetia is part of georgia the yeltsin center was established in 2015, moreover, the name of certain renamed cities indicates that h is exactly the modern political map. yeltsin center, as we can see, it is believed that crimea belongs to ukraine but in general, by and large, this is a violation of article 280 of the criminal code of the russian federation, the second violation of the territorial integrity of the russian federation, let's move on there is a special gift - this sweater is a gift to boris nikolaevich yeltsin. a gift from nemtsov was made in 2005. at this time , nemtsov was an adviser to the ukrainian president. we know yushchenko. w

understand yeltsin's name. this is a cover. call it whatever you want museums in modern history. leave the same programs. leave the same concept, the same ideology. and it will still be a destructive institution. and here the personality of yeltsin no longer matters , because his name and personality are very successfully used to ensure that this museum is inviolable. as for the agreement with nato, which leads as a success in our policy, then this is also a sad result of politics. unfortunately, because in 1999 the czech republic and hungary came later, and in 2004 in bulgaria estonia latvia lithuania romania slovakia slovenia croatia and albania that is, i can’t find a verbal promise, and my approach to the russian borders led to the fact that almost along the entire perimeter of the borders of our country there are nato bases and although the honored teacher of the russian federation , armenia, foreign agent tamara edelman, he said nato was created as a defensive organization and to commit aggression . she can't even, if she really wants to, i won't enter into controversy. he

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

including us the true meaning of the yeltsin center here we stumbled.tudy by the political scientist historian vardan baghdasaryan in september 2022, a group of independent experts visited the yeltsin center. i will give only excerpts from the results of this study. this is yeltsin's map center, where the boundaries are very indicative. and in particular, crimea is part of ukraine, just like abkhazia, south ossetia is part of georgia, the yeltsin center was created in 2015, moreover , the name of certain renamed cities indicates that h is about the modern political map, that is, the feldsh center, as we see it is considered that crimea belongs to ukraine but in general, by and large. this is a violation of article 280 of the criminal code of the russian federation, the second violation of territorial integrity russian federation go further. come down gifts is a special gift - a sweater gift to boris nikolayevich yeltsin. from nemtsov, a gift was made in 2005, at which time nemtsov was an adviser to the ukrainian president. we know yushchenko. what proce

it would seem, uh, to consider russian history on yeltsin considers russian history without the great patriotic war. the only way the great patriotic war is presented is watercolor copies of a photograph in stoyechina elbe of the soviet american troops was a gift made by the battles from nikolaevich yeltsin, where it is clear to clinton that in this version a deformed idea is created, as the withdrawal of the great fatherland of the war from the historical allotment. look how black becomes one of the main museums of the country every day from 600 to 800 people come on weekends and up to 2,000 young people are taken there as school students. i don't want to have the feeling that i'm speaking in yeltsius all the time, yeltsin's centers and so on. it doesn't matter the name. understand name. this is a cover. call it whatever you want museums in modern history. and leave the same programs. leave the same concept, the same ideology. and it will still be a destructive institution. and here the personality of yeltsin no longer matters , because his name and personality are very successfully

this is a map of the yeltsin center, where the boundaries are very indicative.ular, crimea is part of ukraine as well as abkhazia south ossetia is part of georgia the yeltsin center was created in 2015, moreover, the name of certain cities renamed indicates that h is about the modern political map. yeltsin center, as we can see, it is believed that crimea belongs to ukraine . but in general, by and large, this is a violation of article 280 of the criminal code of the russian federation, the second violation of the territorial integrity of the russian federation . a gift from nemtsov was made in 2005. at this time , nemtsov was an adviser to the ukrainian president. we know yushchenko. what processes took place in ukraine at the end of 2004 at the beginning of 2005. so the orange sweater to which in the sand, its orange color is a hint of what we lack now in russia. apparently, this is why the nemtsov memorial has been located for so many years, and once in the yeltsin center an orange sweater is displayed near the walls of the kremlin, a sign of the color revolu

this is a map of the yeltsin center, where the boundaries are very indicative. and in particular, crimea is part of ukraine , as well as abkhazia, south ossetia is part of as part of georgia, the yeltsin center was established in 2015, moreover, the name of certain cities renamed indicates that h is about the modern political map. wilson center, as we can see, it is believed that crimea belongs to ukraine. but in general, by and large, this is a violation of article of the criminal code of the russian federation number 280 pound the second violation of the territorial integrity of the russian federation . from nemtsov's gift was made in 2005. at this time, nemtsov was an adviser to the ukrainian president. we know yushchenko. what processes took place in ukraine at the end of 2004 at the beginning of 2005. so, an orange sweater, to which, along the sand, its orange color is a hint of what we lack now in russia . apparently, because the nemtsov memorial has been located near the walls of the kremlin for so many years, once in the yeltsin center an orange sweater

it's just, uh , the so-called oligarchies from the nineties, but yeltsin is the center in plain sightt you can russophobia with the wrong hands, stay in the shadows. look, there is such a russian russian company yandex, for example, if on average the yeltsin center visits a month, there are 30-35,000 people there, and the audience of yandex itself is 90 million people a month, and on the yandex.music music platform, until recently, it was possible to hear such a song by rapper scrooge bobovna, where it is simply directly stated that rusnya should burn. well, listen to earth detective songs called after russia where they sing, just otherwise the coin has brought a lot and others. and here is the unofficial anthem of the ukrainian chervona viburnum a in yandex.taxi, drivers with the letters w on cars do not let out on the line. the service says that i cannot hang stickers from advertisements of other services; links to the site and so on continue to earn inogens even tamara edelman. the russian platform is freely moving to the masses. let's earn money for those who offer and want to kil

name of the russians, and the considered russian, why is this not an appeal, it never happened to yeltsin, it’s not only that they invented an appeal, because you don’t say a comrade , he was left without the central light, because well, on may 1, of course, something is possible, on may 8, yes will appear in the visual holidays well, from december 31 to january 1, it is clear that i congratulate so many fragments of the state together with that look , lenin's birthday is no longer honored and it remains here, you understand, may and do not look at the fact that yeltsin wanted to make it federation day there flag day well, after all, it was an artificial holiday, because the russian federation is a piece of this empire, it has never been dependent on it, and it will be on may 9. chechens in the toilet, yes, a direct quote from the prime minister , that's right, with the arrival of putin, it's clear that there are no ideological holidays left, it's necessary to glue the architecture common to everyone on something, and that's why on may 9, this is the beginning of the markabis, the thousan

yeltsin had already signed a decree on the introduction of troops into the territory of chechnya started a war in chechnya in 1994, they were waiting for the issue with ukraine to be resolved, the world was destroying ukraine to give up nuclear weapons, on december 5 a memorandum was signed on giving up nuclear weapons, ukraine became the next victim, but in order to reach ukraine , the issue had to be resolved first with chechnya. i often remember the war that was in chechnya. there were few boys left, many of them fought. check the passport they were furious they looked as if they wanted to eat us shouted let's go back the women go to the house the women were afraid to let the men go when they entered the village they shot two men on the spot they said it was for our brothers without questioning without armed men there were peaceful people they were at home when the troops of my brothers came in, me, my parents, all my relatives . they began to take away, torture, beat with electric current, took them with a wire , they had an apparatus and on the apparatus, he twisted my hands, they w

shchenie crimea i think yeltsin, without yeltsin's decision, they would not have signed any agreementsinitiative that fought for power in moscow, in my opinion. here is the story. well, here is your opinion, as engineers of the human spirit and a person who generally understands, but if you want, not only , uh, the structure and facts in folk relations, but also understands, but if you want, some higher spiritual things, that move nations whether it matters or not that ukraine was not an independent state. yes but she really wasn't. in the sense it was not an independent state, indeed without history. well, actually, she didn't. well, this is a historical fact, ukraine appeared moreover when they say that the soviet government created the statehood of ukraine, but this is also not entirely true, the fact that the soviet government included ukraine as a union republic in a large state, that is, in reality, ukraine really had independence just a few months about which you spoke and already the ninety-first year. here is its entire statehood. in principle, this, of course, is a territory

lenin that the oblivion of their precepts served as the basis for the mass betrayal of gorbachev yeltsin and all these corrupt criminal companies subsequently, an activity that today is obvious to everyone bloody tragic and we owe it it is imperative to correct the man of the soviet world, was formed in the difficult overcoming of the petty-bourgeois lifestyle. first of all , it ensured through education in the collective and through the collective the public interest was the basis for the education of soviet patriotism and socialist and internationalism. the nationalist was a historical nonsense man of the russian world of our historical friendship for the soviet man. he became an unacceptable prince. october of the seventeenth year saved russia from a trajectory disastrous for a multinational country set by big business, when by the beginning of the 20th century there were different relations in europe , nationalists were established all over the planet. here, nationalisms of various stripes entered their heyday, then russian black hundred ukrainian belarusian, georgian appeared in rus

what kind of communist yeltsin?v are you in moscow, why didn’t you bring people out into the street and destroy them? why are you scum of such loans now passed 30 years after that, moskvich, well, i answer for these traitors, just 30 years ago. i worked on a vase. you know so, so ask questions, whatever comes. come on outside and do not defend the destructive advice to shake. yes, they were shaking only at this time berezovsky was shaken for causal places, or something, when he took you away and twisted you, as he wanted, fairy tales are not told. i wonder who the general director of avtovaz was then appointed deputy prime minister, whom he took away, when there was no communist who tore apart. and why didn’t he shoot in the square. why didn't he get shot? and what do you think, to be honest, were they good? well, uh, restore the country, right? let's draw conclusions and restore, but do not need to head with ashes all the time you invite me here. into russian aerial defense or what should i know and i’m not going t

the last of them , gorbachev and yeltsin, then got more khrushchev did not inflict .d cope with the whites, which was much more than bandera not only that, they were also integrated in the forty- first year. how many years have passed since the civil war today? what? well , really, nothing happened 20 years ago , we had a second chechen war. therefore, in general, one must somehow take our history seriously, there is a lot. for example, it’s just that when the country is headed by people with will, everything works out, and when gorbachev and yeltsin then it’s hard for them, of course, she had a lot of federalization in ukraine, including in the nineties it was possible that all the ideas were vicious working ideas were at the grandfather lenin if seriously chistalin, they were working in certain conditions, when there is lenin and there is stalin, this does not mean that these ideas would have worked, with a different structure. it is always necessary to judge on the basis of the historical vladimir vladimirovich does not like, for example, the leninist approach. it

we have, as it were, inside the country , the yeltsin center works works works great.nk that if you cut your teeth about the second yes, if the state administration bodies worked for us, you would be with the efficiency of the yeltsin center if there were no problems in the world at all. our memory is more difficult to stand on its own. i approached vladivostok there, you know, like this, like this, walking from the ocean to the pier, i came and went to take pictures. and to me, that means, my colleague, whom i thought about vladivostok not politically. you just clearly understand that there is no need to relieve yourself here, there is no camera here, which times. what's up with democracy? yes, when people treat like this, and this is worth the memory further. simply, well, everyone has already learned. let that victory at the front be forged in the rear it is forged economic development, what we have with economic development is the arbitrariness of the monopoly, as it remained and is still perceived as almost the only one . . you are what we have introduced in advan

yes and putin says the same no yeltsin well, i didn't sign anything, that's why you can actually standnot good at it, march tokaev well, i'm going beyond the countries of the so-called group ourselves, which we 're used to calling the big seven even though it's are working incorrectly on the security guarantees that ukraine will receive after the end of the war in the process, the italian publication la-re published it in its columns today with reference to sources, in particular, in the release of information, it is about the creation of a defense mechanism for ukraine, at the same time , the journalists of the kyiv publication also write that they can as a political guarantee to offer to start negotiations on joining the european union and such a proposal may be heard already at the eu summit in december this year, here is such interesting and encouraging information well, it turns out that the first stage of the chinese peace plan for vasyl has already been completed today during a briefing, said the representative of the ministry of foreign affairs of china maoning, according to he

, because after the collapse of the soviet union there britain was betting more on russia than on yeltsinbut then over time, especially after the 14th year, britain showed that it was interested in maintaining security in eastern europe . russia and well, we can also see what is there what was the reaction in britain to the poisoning of litvinenko and the violinists that in principle britain went through such an evolution and charles and i would really like to know that and this story that it was the british military that built the first railway on of the territory of ukraine during the crimean war. it existed for a short time. it was called the great central crimean railway near the balaclava, so that there was, for example, a train. yes, there is kyiv . balaklava is named in some way in memory of ukraine and britain, because indeed crimea and the crimean war for britain are what shaped them. in the modern era and many british soldiers died. then biden died in the early symbolic zone, like the ukrainian flag, because he was directly in a blue suit and a granddaughter in a yellow dress wi

located on the shelves of a special facility, guarded dachas of the first president of russia, boris yeltsin dungeon was closed with a heavy hatch leading down to a massive wall staircase, several light bulbs mounted on metal hooks on the ceiling. here fisher dealt with nine teenagers. 1990 golovkin brought sergei zakharenkov underground inspection of the garage behind golovkin's equipment built as a torture chamber was carried out by the same investigator of the prosecutor general's office evgeny bakin resumed at 14.39. yes. right now , all the participants in the investigation went down to the basement cellar in this garage. well let's now then we'll see. here, here, there are some smudges of incomprehensible brownish answers. that's right in the bathroom. yes, what fell out there and that's it. yes? here, by the way, once so now we removed the bath door, which means that the color has already been canceled, you can see, there is a little bit. how to raise, huh? it looks like it 's a piece. investigative actions in the garage of sergei golovkin were carried out by the employees of the pros

a kilometer from the special order of the guarded dacha of the first president of russia , boris yeltsinin the dungeon closed with a heavy hatch down. a massive staircase brought down the walls, several light bulbs were mounted on the ceiling with metal hooks. here fisher dealt with nine teenagers. in august in 1990, golovkin brought sergei zakharenkov's underground golovkin, built as a torture chamber, was conducted by the same investigator of the prosecutor general's office, yevgeny bakin, resumes at 14:39. uh-huh we've rented a bathtub here now, so i can't see the color anymore. there is a little heart how how to raise the light and there? it looks like something was burned here and here like a piece. burnt is not clear origin at all. investigative actions in the garage of sergei golovkin were carried out by employees of the prosecutor general's office for several days. was not to miss a single detail. and there, it means, a charmer, he had a metal ladder hooked rings, one such, on which the corpses moved , they found the fisherman's box these knives of various vaseline gloves ropes r

a kilometer from the special facility, the guarded dachas of the first president of russia boris yeltsinngeon was closed with a heavy hatch down. a massive wall staircase led, several light bulbs mounted on metal hooks on the ceiling. here chips. dealt with nine teenagers. in 1990, golovkin brought sergei zakharenkov underground, golovkin , built as a torture chamber, was conducted by the same investigator of the prosecutor general's office , yevgeny bakin, descended. well, let's take a look now. here there are some incomprehensible smudges, brownish color. let's take a bath. yes, yes, here once, so now we removed the bath door, which means the color is no longer visible to me. there is a little bit of a heart. it looks like something was burned here and here like a piece. burnt incomprehensible origin of golovkin , the staff of the prosecutor general's office spent several days it was important not to miss a single detail of the stairs. his metal was mounted corpses found fisherman's box. uh pieces seven of these knives different vaseline gloves ropes ropes several several types and mos

a kilometer from the special order of the guarded dacha of the first president of russia , boris yeltsinthe dungeon was closed heavy hatch down. leading up a massive staircase. there are wall mounted metal hooks on the ceiling for several light bulbs. here fisher dealt with nine teenagers. in august 1990, golovkin brought sergei zakharenkov's dungeon. inspection of the garage of livestock specialist golovkin, built by the torture chamber, was carried out by the same investigator of the prosecutor general's office evgeny bakin resumes at 14:39. right now, all the participants in the investigative action went down to the basement cellar in this garage. well, let's take a look right here, then. there are some smudges of incomprehensible brownish color. let's take a bath, yes. a piece of burnt or something of incomprehensible origin at all? investigative actions in the garage of sergey golovkin were carried out by the staff of the prosecutor general's office for several days. it was important not to miss a single detail. and over there, it means that his ladder is metal, but it was, and the

in the nineties, for me, yeltsin was an absolute portnov, that's how surprisingly ingeniously subtlylays. uh, anatoly solonitsyn of the tailor in the scene at the execution. he runs and looks into the eyes of these germans. did he do everything right, did he acted and oddly enough, uh, for me , the execution of the supreme council, which is not fully condemned. who did it? who did it? this is the execution of the centurions. this is the execution of the last defenders. uh, our soviet country is our soviet red empire's last defenders. the fisherman is all of us, including me, although i was already at that time , uh, opposed. i was at all anti-tsin rallies and this is a man of compromise, okay, but we were promised we were seduced. perhaps it will be good, and then we will do this later. it might not happen, but it happened over the end. here is our situation today. uh, and what is happening uh, in our history, this is also an event of the highest order. cosmic spiritual order, russia refused to refuse this western one. sweet conformism well, such sweetness, such a bliss of buzz aroun

second state too, by the way, speaking not personally, eh, it interferes with the life of a member of yeltsin's them in dollars for such an economy, eh, let's say that they are oriented to the distribution of money to citizens, to the exchange of money to rights, i know in kazakh k the station of rights and oso bogo act on kazakhstan vopros and here it is hope is somehow divided

we showed a report from the sverdlovsk region from the village of boris yeltsin's rodina , where we foundch, as we understand, is your first love. she is here today, she was also waiting for this meeting. all 45 years. we meet her. life it hurts how you feel today when you see a person who has been waiting for all 45 years hoping to see you and your daughter inga. well, of course, this is a very big excitement. i didn’t even expect such a situation. the turn of my life and, most importantly , what they were looking for, looking for in social networks, looking everywhere for ingo, but i know that the girl’s name is not inga, no. her name is inna inna and they were looking for inga inga remember masha mikhailovna and of course, 45 years old. people couldn't find it. tell me, of course, the main question. eh why? why did you leave to give birth to his mother in ulan-ude and they left mila well , before this situation was, my mother was of the old school and a very cruel person. if anything, she said that everything was according to her e at the bam station, i worked as a shooter, then she ca

this is socialism, not empty gorbachev's stalls and yeltsin's stalls , completely world-class shit thatrought to us by an aboriginal then, but this is socialism in fish stores, live sterlids swam. this i quote memoirists. again there were glass kegs with red ruby ​​caviar nearby. finally. another thing is that the moscow shops were full of canned crabs. today, they cost from 4 to 10,000 rubles. and sometimes even higher. and then they cost even at that time a penny and no one, by the way, bought them , they were not used to fruits, exotic fruits appeared from time to time, but among russian soviet people. 940 they were not popular, like canned crabs. but this does not mean that in stalin's moscow they did not know these fruits. well, here's the simple fact in 1939 , a steamboat with a driver arrived in russian soviet odessa with a cargo of 100 tons of bananas, they were taken to the grocery stores of the largest cities, pre-war in moscow in the thirty- ninth and forties, bananas. sold in thirty stores, the wife of mikhail bulgakov wrote in the diary of these bananas as much as she wante

going back to 1997, and you had russia under yeltsin carrying out the forums, and then they actuallyarried out a g7 in st. petersburg, and yeltsin was hobnobbing with the leaders of the what was then g-8, and then russia was kicked out. so if president putin was looking at the reports today, there would be chagrin though at this point, he does have other friends which is xi jinping of china. >> and jill, standby, because david sanger who was at these meetings is joining us, and we talked about the significance of president zelenskyy being there at the meetings of the g7 summit, and is president biden getting what he wants? you can usually tell a day or so in how the u.s. president is doing at the meetings. >> well, today, it was sort of the easier day for it, because they were taking on the issues in which they have fundamental agreement. and the sanctions that president biden said that would destroy the ruble haven't yet. in fact, they need to do a lot of work to keep equipment, parts, semiconductors from smuggled in through the united arab emirates and china and so forth, so this i

headed her, was an adviser to the country's top leadership from brezhneva andropov to gorbachev and yeltsinn the sixty-seventh year on his initiative the profile institute of the usa and canada of the academy of sciences of the ussr was founded, formally work in was not a diplomat, but participated in many closed negotiations, personally knew all the presidents of the united states and johnson before bush sr. made a significant contribution to the poguzh movement of scientists, which advocated arms control and spreading. artov brought up a whole generation of brilliant specialists, and he himself belonged to the abortion of prominent international experts of the last soviet decades nikolai inozemtsev alexander bovina evgenia primakov valentina zorina fyodor burlatsky and others they had a paradoxical time for all the formal signs of the ussr. it was at the peak of geopolitical and military power. however, the system experienced growing problems not only of an economic, but also of an ideological nature, the lack of internal flexibility affected the ability to continue the military-political

that still yeltsin's regime, not until the end very much was done in some industries thoroughly in somec some negative features. and here are the moments of failure that we are discussing so violently. they are connected precisely with this , not with some superficial moments. there we will change one general for another, namely with this institutional. well, here are the staffing issues. they, these belarusians, also faced this, for example, our construction of our union state of other issues. here is localism, when the distribution of posts in a particular sector is carried out on the principle of devotion there, or because we have served together for 30 years or some other issues, and not because a person is a professional in this or that industry we have encountered, with than with the fact that separately , the direction of even relations with states was given. we will directly say to the feeding a separate clan. we remember the potash business in belarus, what was it not like that? and if we take in ukraine the whole direction associated with and which led to a negative and incorr

the event that this is the case, after all, it even happened in his analytical notes to president yeltsine about those unbelievable. the tastes that surrounded him throughout all the negotiations. well, in the textbooks on international relations , the term even appeared, duck diplomacy, of china, the chinese use it in all negotiations and often work. here and gender sour, he recalled that after dinner, which was a cuirass, when fierce disputes began at the negotiations , the tension disappeared. and judging by the current relations between beijing and washington , a new kingger is urgently needed here, with the proviso that demanded, as 53 years ago, a break with moscow and there will always be a duck for him in china alexander balsky nikolai petrov, especially for international review from china , followers say that the current course of washington is paradoxical nixonger half a century ago did everything to prevent rapprochement between moscow and beijing, the main opponents america seems to be deliberately pushing two capitals towards each other, times have changed, of course, but is

victory is fragile; its fruits can be destroyed, and unfortunately, in many ways, gorbachev yeltsin didi don’t know were empty words were millions of lives that were given away, they didn’t appreciate what was won, they didn’t understand the value of the unique russian civilization, which they due to certain events headed it all for a pizza ad. for some knick-knacks they gave zabusi, because, in fact, a tragedy. the e of our people lies in the fact that out of the blue the leaders of our country in the ninety-first year destroyed our state and today's consequences that we are experiencing when we are trying to restore the only thing of our people. this is, uh, direct consequences of what happened then, i’m not even talking about moral rightness, when we laid down tens of millions of our soldiers and civilians, and this alone gave us the right hmm to participate in the management of world processes to be one of the great powers. but now we are in a situation where in the ninety-first year our people found themselves in a difficult situation and therefore let us understand that these are

information andriy kureichuk and the coordination council of the belarusian opposition, a researcher from yeltsin now is being drawn up in belarus in connection with reports that oleksandr lukashenko has serious health problems, and according to mr. kureychyk, if something happens to lukashenko that, in principle, sooner or later happens to each of us, it will happen to belarus the national holiday is again at the center of the scandal, the representatives of the russian federation still made it to this year's stage in the final of the song contest, because the russian woman is part of a czech band, and more often on social networks there is an archival photo of her brother in military uniform , a member of the team denies his involvement in the army of the russian federation and convinces of support ukraine, by the way, the czech band sang about the slavic kingdom of ichvara , one of the verses in it even sounds ukrainian, music critics and fans admit that the composition resembles in many ways kremlin narratives, in general, there are no russians without scandals. next, we will tell about the r

belgorod region about its terrorist status, and it was previously introduced only in chechnya by yeltsinll, medvedev canceled it there as far back as 2009. it was also introduced in chechnya only now for the private sector. it was introduced in belograd region. how do you react to this information? in my opinion, soon such an anti-terrorist will spread to the territory of our enemy , the territory of the russian federation, because i think that the people who stand up to fight against the bloody regime of the dictator putin will only become more and will gain momentum there will be volunteer battalions of the partisan hands of the resistance, let's say so, to fight this regime, so i think that this is only the beginning, and also in the republic of yachkeria , the anti-terrorist status will also appear again, because we all know that battalions from sheikh mansur are also fighting in ukraine and my battalions, dudayeva and the boys are real chechens who are against the putin regime. i am sure that there are such people in the territory of the russian federation, so i think that this is o

so and everything changed with the president boris yeltsin because the, uh, the soviet union seems to be a cease to exist on the 7th of november, actually last any sense. so, and here in russia, people needed a day of units a, a day of a, you know, a whole is a, that's what was you nice old people with russia. so basically, okay, unit between has to say, can be paid in. we are expecting him to address the pounds, the in the red flag in a moment. and what does this mean to this event? that was that i see the fellow russian that which isn't it on the, the 2 runs. so it is just held up at home, right? so we'll just assume that i'm the sergeants and sergeant major is what i mean to keep them though, and warrant officers getting you to come read offices junior also on their own. so mind you to just the service man on the special military alteration was i congratulate you on this holiday idea of the date of grades victory. isaac, i'm just not sure of. so this is in the ball with parents. got the friend paranoid for a grandparent. i just made it to the point notified in more to internalize t

people begins , if you complete it, then political murders begin on the territory of belarus, then yeltsins plan b - it's also d with everyone in different ways with someone. how can lukashenko be friends with her ? that soffit is such a simple man, and all the belarusians at that moment were nothing for me, well, the collective farmer, some kind of pansakhy braids . well, let’s go and it turned out, in fact, they already started a poznik there who cheated everything that can be cheated . to vote for shushkevich because the belarusians voted for shushkevich and lukashenko passed, the plan was so good , and then it went on. they hold an illegal referendum and change the soviet flag back to the soviet coat of arms. it completely leaves belarus in the dustbin, which implies that these are our citizens, who were born in the ussr. the uncles who will say everything from above will solve it, promise to balance the apartment, you see, he no longer gives the seal, he does not transfer the main seal to moscow , no. you know, i think that this is more ostentatious. belarusians are in half-life while

soviet union, if you remember then, many were imprisoned until did not understand that the winner was yeltsinev, in the end they all chose the path of independence, you smiled when you mentioned the russian liberal position, why because i do not take them seriously, i am not saying that they are bad people, no, there are many good russians, many good ones russian oppositionists but they are not effective russian oppositionists that's the problem they are either in prison i think they are very brave my colleague kamerza is very brave and comes from a very brave family navalny is also brave although i don't always agree with many of his statements about russia especially the crimea and so on , as well as about the north caucasus in the past, but most of the oppositionists abroad and we do not see that they returned back. like lenin from finland with a bomb wagon, but the germans are not so i want to, but i think this will not happen because the opposition does not have enough support in the country and there is not enough unity. it is easier to achieve greater unity in the regions than at the c

the russian empire , starting with elizaveta petrovna, ending with the tychotomy of stalinbery and yeltsinlf. philosophy, putin is fighting for his own survival in them there is a pack of wolves, the question is which wolf will win, which one will die, well, in addition to the personnel issues that we are talking about now, there are also aspects of security pointed out by analysts. how important is what is happening in this context. here there in the last few days in afrifs in the occupied territories i am now about the explosion at the oil depot in sevastopol about the mysterious explosion in the bryansk region where on the railway and because of which the wagons with oil went off the track how much is it in general affects the ability of the russian federation to conduct military operations, of course, comprehensively, their potential will decrease in all senses, starting with fuel and lubricant materials , ending with the wear and tear of the resources of the same static rocket launchers that were in the air today , let's say the youngest here 95 ms of 1994. they will not be able to bu

it just didn’t lead to the fact that they changed the vile, corrupt yeltsin regime.fore, i would say that we really have come to a situation where it is possible to put our economy on a trajectory of sustainable growth with a series of not very difficult, but correct, as it were, meaningful decisions. . is she now on a different trajectory? we have some potential. but, if we look at the fact that statistics in general, as if i talked about it many times, a rather specific science, but there are indirect signs. so here are indirect signs, for example, in terms of traffic volume. does not show sustainable economic growth. unfortunately, minus 1.5 - 2% is transported. this is also unpleasant, that is, in other words. we need more percentages. with what period of time and in value or in real, but the volume, but the volume can be considered natural can be considered this railway, i will explain why i say, because we say when we we say railway, then ore and other things that are transported there play a big role. yes, but it might not. it's not just this it's an obvious t

they realized that gorbachev is not a systemic failure, because yeltsin appeared who turned out to bee successor in matters of foreign policy, the gorbachev movement . but how can you compare. here but i believe that i still fulfilled some part of the duty to the country, unlike gorbachev. but these are nuances, these are nuances. volodya i don't want to drink nato's expansion to poland right now, well, at night physically drunk. yes, he took cancer during the war and surrendered yugoslavia. yes, well, he took crimea when we didn’t take it, of course, that is. well, just listen, we can judge, but i, frankly speaking, i, frankly speaking, am not a court assessor. here yes, i let's appoint you a comrade of the hearing, when i was appointed then, so to speak, and i will, but i 'm not talking about this now, the precedent that they are guided by was formed then, and not now. and by the way, since 2007 putin has become the destroyer of this precedent. uh, against what and we were put under unreasonable pressure. now their greed conquers fear. they saw. this is now the opportunity to solve