one was just how important it was for yeltsin to be treated as an equal. and i would argue that this has been an enormous motivation for the soviet union and then russia since the khrushchev period there was a brief window in 1970s when, you know the two countries, the u.s. and the ussr were seen as equal superpowers. but certainly this has not been the case since the late 1980s. clinton went of his way over and over again, try to say to yeltsin, i'm treating you as an equal. i'm you know, he really and he did certain things he would remind yeltsin, you know, we changed the g-7, a g-8, things like that. but it sort of constant reassurance. and i would argue this has been a big issue. for example, president obama's comment that russia is just a regional power, those kinds of things definitely grate on the russian leadership. i'm reading the record also clarified for me in a way that i hadn't in a that i hadn't really thought much about prior to reading the record just how much they accomplished in their first term, how less they accomplished in their second

i go with the phone to president lansbergis and say: they’re calling you, yeltsin tells him, don’t backesident answers gorbachev, no, we will not retreat, lays down the corpse, here i am standing here 33 years later, i understand what a mistake the west made, i think it is a mistake, a tragedy, when the ussr collapsed, the west had an opportunity, the same as after the end of the second world war , marshall plan. the west helped rebuild germany, and it became a truly stable, strong country , in my opinion, the tragedy is that we and we forgot about this in the west, but putin, no, we had the opportunity to help russia, what was left after the ussr, but instead of help we sent young people there bankers who simply grabbed everything. we called it the triumph of democracy, some called it the end of history, like from now on we will live in the wonderful world of western democracy, here i am, a russian, after many years of persecution, in the early 1990s, the process of reviving the catholic church in the territory of the former ussr begins , the starting point in gaining religious freedom

the phone rang next to me, and i was like, no one wants to pass the corpse, so i answered, it was yeltsini realized that this would be the russian federation, i’m coming with a tube. answers gorbachev, no, we will not retreat, hangs up, here i am standing here 33 years later, and i understand what a mistake the west made, i think it is a mistake, a tragedy, when the ussr collapsed, the west had an opportunity, the same as after the end of the second world war, marshal, the west helped rebuild germany, it became truly a stable strong country, in my opinion, the tragedy is that we and we forgot about this in the west, and putin, no, we had the opportunity to help russia with what was left after the ussr, but instead of help, we sent young bankers there, who simply grabbed everything, we called it the triumph of democracy, some called it: this is the end of history, like from now on we will live in the wonderful world of western democracies, here i am, russian, after many years of persecution, in the early 1990s the process of revival of the catholic church begins churches on the territory o

the phone next to me rang, and i was like, no one wants to answer the phone, but i answered, it was yeltsin that it was yeltsen of the russian federation, i’m going with the phone to the president lansbergis and i say, they’re calling you, elsen tells him: don’t back down, the whole world is looking at you, the president answers gorbachev, no, we won’t back down, hangs up, here i am standing here 33 years later, i understand what a mistake. made by the west, i think it was a mistake, a tragedy, when the ussr collapsed, the west there was an opportunity, the same as after the end of the second world war, the marshall plan, the west helped rebuild germany, it became a truly stable strong country, in my opinion, the tragedy is that we and we forgot about this in the west, but putin, no, we had the opportunity to help russia, what was left after the ussr, but instead of help. we sent young bankers there who just grabbed everything, and we called it the triumph of democracy, some called it the end of history, like from now on we will live in the wonderful world of western democracies, here i am

i think there’s a moment here, like it was with yeltsin, the more they tried to stop him, the more he, it’s still as they say , worked for him, it seems to me that approximately the same thing is happening, karan, on the one hand, i am ready to subscribe to every word you say, but it seems to me that there is one... significant difference, against yeltsin, there was a group that did not have the will to win, senile people, against trump , i agree, ruthless, american establishment, yes, it’s true, this, this, this, you noticed correctly, this, yes, this is the difference, it’s serious, so i’m not saying this unequivocally, but i’m saying that it still can - you said, this is absolutely correct, we must take this possibility into account, yes, these are, now, as for yours, the question of gas, but what is happening now in any case is not bad, it is good, after all, it is truce, today, there are people, israelis, who are being released, there is, i understand, the delivery of some kind of humanitarian aid in gaza, that is, at least some respite for the people, so to speak, who are there.

there was a period in the 90s when russia was under yeltsin.a, it was discussed that we should be completely absorbed by the west, and we are a european country, and they wanted to be a part of europe. europe should be united. it was hard to digest. well, when mr. putin became the president of russia, they said no, we should acquire and have our own russian identity and protect it , but the west should be a partner with the west, and i am always in their own words. our western partners raise the issue themselves . but you look from 2000 to 208 i am the first 8 years of mr. putin's presidency , that mr. putin works with the west, but when the west comes, he starts a colorful and velvet revolution in the countries around him, for example, in georgia, and the first place where they get involved is there. well, then mr. medvedev will be the president of the united states of america for 4 years. and i said that russia in russia, i said that elsewhere in russia mr. medvedov becomes medvedov, who is medvedov, the person who represented the west in rus

during yeltsin's era, it was discussed that we should be completely digested in the west, and we arey at all, and they wanted to be a part of a united europe. to become the president of russia, saying no, we have to acquire and have our own russian identity , but we must be partners with the west, and in my own words, i often brought up the issue of our western partners, but you look at the fact that from 2000 to 208 in the first 8 years of mr. putin's presidency , i know that mr. putin is working with the west the west is coming, the colorful and velvet revolution is making its way in the countries around it, for example in georgia, and the first place where they get involved is there, then mr. mead will be the president of the united states of america for 4 years, and i said that in russia, i said that he will be mr. medvedev somewhere else in russia. who is medvedev? medvedev is the one who represented the west inside russia at that time. it means that medvedev is a pro-western person. however, it has now been shown that we witnessed this difference in policies at that time , unti

, as it were, well, it’s not necessary, yes, well, many people also said about boris nikolayevich yeltsin have some opinion about this , so, so, the whole problem is that you need to, wait, well, if you’ve already been so flirtatious, tell me what... year i sent to boris nikolayevich yeltsin, well , roughly speaking, there were from a thousand to half a thousand papers, only he did not respond to one of them, he himself, because the signature is there, adequately and clearly. yes, sometimes these papers were delayed. it took 2 weeks, but everyone was answered, so i’ll excuse you, and excuse me, just like that , it seems to me that the key was to understand what the answer was, but all that remains is to understand what the answer was, of course, well, i can tell you that too, but this will already be a deviation, but here we are once, well, when i was there, when i was still working at the institute of world economy , international relations, they prepared a note, well, i was a junior there, there are big adults there , and they sent it. we were told the answer came from michal sergevich,

manufacturer. oil and gas pipelines communication with the americans was also established with the yeltsiny was one of the sponsors of the russian presidential elections of 1996. a number of transactions allowed the businessman to take part in the creation of the european union bank on the island of antigua, a global laundry, became friends with mikhail from the bank of new york. hundreds of corruption scandals of the nineties are associated with this organization. the soviet system becomes irrelevant for him, the same komsomol is relevant for him, god bless him, he survived everything he could from it, moved into commercial activity, in commercial activity, something ceased to be relevant, someone took over his paths, god bless them, you can get rid of people and structures, the campaign for beautiful money was successful, khodarkovsky, like a vacuum cleaner, absorbed state-owned companies for next to nothing during privatization, finally, the highest point of wealth influence, the company, one of the oil giants of russia. very interesting conditions were determined for the auction at whi

damn it, this is your service, and the ministry of defense is yours, damn it, and yeltsin is yours, heilitary musician, yeah, a musician , you studied as a turbach, what do you play, cymbals, cymbals, cymbals - that’s it, and i play percussion, military percussionist, rolls with cucumber, all of you are like that, and worse everyone would have been koryak, where did he come from... they tore him up, well, who knew that this would happen, sashenka, well, no one knew, no one knew that the country would fall apart, well, no one knew, he himself, would shoot this whole the gang of the kremlin wall, along with them that bastard koryakin of yours, don’t bother koryakin, he’s a genius. yes, good compression, comrade colonel, 120 to 80 , what i told you, you had to pull the person, took a pill, everything went away, maybe the hospital then, but if the pressure jumps for no reason, if for no reason this, nadezhda alexandrovna leads us out, as she leads us out, yes. we've given two weeks of training, we're only taking a family of military personnel, you also need to come with us, if it's dangero

three, he went against the grain, and in july 1999 he did not accept the order of honor from boris yeltsin, when the country was already headed by vladimir putin. it is a political protest against that destructive course. today the situation in russia is completely different. federation, today we live in a new dimension, we have a new president , vladimir vladimirovich putin. based on the biography of aman tuleyev, if you wish, you can write the history of kuzbass, and possibly russia over the past 30 years. he headed the kimerovo region for five consecutive terms, largely as a stator. it was there, for example, that a full-scale war against the arbitrariness of collectors began. it's because of the frost, it's you they found these scumbags somewhere, after all. he didn’t know the palutans, he always thought big. tuleev pensions have been distributed since... friday, food packages were distributed on his behalf, preferential travel was introduced, he left the department in 2018, then a fire in the kemerovo winter cherry shopping center shook the country. he liked to say that those leaders

gorbachev, yeltsin, everyone. they should be turning over in their graves looking now at these footager fault, when the ussr was in the middle east there was peace, we left, everything broke out, this is the second reason: the usa invaded iraq, violated and the un all the charters that only yes, they bombed yugoslavia in violation of all international documents, who will now comply international law, who, when it no longer exists, violated it, and the third reason, the double standards of the west, which... not only in palestine and israel, but here in belarus on the border, where every day belarusian border guards and law enforcement agencies find corpses, every day, all right, international... the corpses are silent every day, that’s why russia, when it conducts a special operation, cannot do this, although russia conducts it as humanely as possible, protecting itself, the russian people, and israel, and i repeat, we have a position for peace, everything is possible, you can bomb hospitals, the western press calmly justifies this, these are the reasons for the current exchange of vie

there was contact with the americans established with the yeltsin administration, too, because khodorkovsky presidential elections of 1996. a series of transactions allowed the businessman to take part in the creation of the european union bank on the island of antigua, a world leader. mikhail became friends from the bank of new york; hundreds of corruption scandals of the nineties are associated with this organization. the soviet system becomes irrelevant for him, the same komsomol becomes irrelevant for him, and god bless him, he survived everything he could from it, went into commercial activity, commercial activity, something ceased to be relevant, someone stood in his way, god bless them, you can get rid of people, from structures, the hunt for beautiful money was absorbed by state-owned companies for next to nothing during privatization and finally the highest point of wealth of influence kompaniyas is one of the oil giants of russia. very interesting conditions were determined for the auction at which khodorkovsky received yukas. in fact , the state gave minotep a head start that was

communication with the americans was also established with the yeltsin administration.er all, khodorkovsky is one of the sponsors of the russian presidential elections in the nineties. a number of transactions allowed the businessman to take part in the creation of the european union bank on the island of antigua, a global laundry, mikhail from the bank of new york became friends, hundreds of corruption scandals are associated with this organization, the soviet system becomes irrelevant for him, the same komsomol becomes irrelevant for him, god bless him, he got out of it everything he could, moved into commercial activity, in commercial activity something ceased to be relevant, someone took over his ways, god bless them, you can get rid of people, from structures, the campaign for good money was successful, khadarkovsky, like a vacuum cleaner swallowed up state-owned companies for next to nothing during privatization and finally, kompaniyas, one of the oil giants of russia. very interesting terms of the auction at which khodorkovsky received yukos. in fact, the state g

the then soviet armenia, and later, advisor to the president in the entourage of the leader, boris yeltsine calls me as an adviser, i express these complaints, because i believe that this is my duty as an adviser, otherwise, why work as an adviser to the president if you are not giving the advice that you consider correct, and later starovoitov is one of the most prominent deputies of the state duma of the second convocation in the lower house of parliament, galina storovoitova was respected, always allowing her to speak out; by the way , the sympathy of the electorate was not accidental, largely due to the ideas and reasons why women must give in to this part of their lives. this part of human realization, self-realization, is limited to one gender only. everyone is used to seeing me strong - starovoytovo said during one of the interviews, i always tried to maintain the image of the iron lady in public, without hiding serious political ambitions, in the late nineties, galina storovoitova actively planned to strengthen her position in the russian political arena, being a big . we hope that

we once passed this stage in our soviet history, remember, the famous phrase of boris nikolaevich yeltsinnt, that is, when... the union center weakened, conflicts got out of control, and each of the modern subjects of the russian federation, post-soviet republics began a struggle under the sun for their piece of land, economics, power and sovereignty, and so now, as it were, two, two main powers, china and the united states of america, they took half a step back. and as if they told the whole world, that we now have our own internal problems that we want to solve, for the united states, this is understandable, a very painful transition of power, they are busy with their elections, these are problems with migration, this is not an uncontrolled wave of these terrible crimes with weapons, that is the proliferation of weapons in american society, problems of racism and so on and so on, a new attempt to get into a new technological, economic stage of development, for china this is the development of the domestic market, this is the creation of new production facilities, the same chips, these a

happened to our country, the soviet union, degradation in the economy and in all spheres during the yeltsine for a given time and place can lead this this country, now let's get back to our counter-offensive, or is it a dead end, is it a dead end or not, debates are going on, once again there was no counter-offensive, it didn't start, but it didn't happen and never happened, i'm talking about a dead end, you know, what kind of solutions, what kind of zelsky did not make a decision, he still found his dead end, he still found it, and why did he find it, because in fact he ignored three turns, so he walked and walked in the political labyrinth, it says, but there is minsk, he says, no, we won’t go, next comes paris, no, we won’t go there. further goes istanbul and we won’t go there, it’s reached a dead end, what to do when you’ve reached a dead end? right, where is the easiest way to get out of the dead end, where is the entrance, where is... the entrance, so you need to go back and look where you need to turn off the military path in order to somehow get out of this dead end, you know, what

our fans did not go wild, but boris yeltsin ran out of the stadium onto the court to hug all our athleteswhat this day in history was like. thank you very much for your devotion to the values ​​for which we live and for which we fight, i am a pashtun afghan and i... a russian soldier, it is an honor to have, they look at this glow of our donetsk, every night it is theirs beckons, we don’t let them in there, and we won’t let them in, you lay everyone down calmly, i’m trying to motivate them to live on, well, they had legs, well, no, we need to move on, the doula is leaving to agitate ukrainian soldiers, ukrainian soldiers. i urge you to lay down your arms, we don’t want vain shadows, they came to you without warning with an inspection, or you do not agree with its results, the decision of the control and supervisory authorities can be appealed on the government services portal. in this instruction, we will tell you in 5 minutes who the service is available to, how it works, how much wait. and what could it be? from january 1, 2023 , pre-trial appeal became mandatory for all types of contro

indigenous europe, in fact, we wanted, many of us ... representatives of the late soviet, in the yeltsinreate the common security of eurasia, instead this is why we get the west deploying against us. well, this is the reality, and you have to put up with it. now the point is the following: as for the most interesting article, zaluzhny, here, of course, on the one hand, this is a banal begging for more equipment, more money , well, give me, well, i beg you, everything is bad, come on, come on, come on, on the other hand, uh, on the west is already beginning to think about what will happen if the kiev regime is defeated, it is necessary to organize some kind of new anti-russia, from the remnants of ukraine, even if not within those borders, maybe merge it with poland, maybe somehow try to create some kind of polish-ukrainian confederation, maybe attract the romanians to this, that is, in the west the option of not crimea is already being discussed, then how to further organize a new enemy of russia in case of defeat of the kiev mode. well, the third point, i just can’t help but touch on it

russians came up with it, we ourselves are to blame for the fact that such a term russians appeared when yeltsinr i don’t know who he didn’t want to offend, the helpful burbules suggested to him from the dictionary gave, this is the word russians , since then we, russian people, in russia, continue to pronounce this absolutely unintelligible adjective, and pay attention, all those who want to express themselves in some way against the russians and against russia, namely ukrainians, individual nationalists in kazakhstan, in other countries of the former ussr, they use the word russians, they don’t speak russian, they don’t say , the russians are advancing, they say, the russians are advancing, well, what can i say, in the ukrainian word , the russians are really advancing or retreating more often and everything else, but here, of course, i would say that it was probably still buried somewhere in the depths of the vyks, some kind of sabotage against putin, because dahl lived on the territory of ukraine and this dictionary of his, from which he wrote, he wrote from the ukrainian language, from ther

countries that broke away from the rsfsr gained independence, and they, they in 91- in the year 1992, yeltsin air to address the citizens and , you know, so to speak, comrades, well , not comrades, what about russians, mr. oleksandr, i apologize, the topic is extremely interesting, we just don't have enough time, sorry

what is happening now would not have happened, because when after the breakup the soviet union, yeltsin’sde russia, we don’t know you, and now the main thing is the economy, just at that moment the path to conflict began, this is the first, second, we lost a huge the number of supporters and positions in the post-soviet states, primarily in the slavic ones, primarily in ukraine , that is, where it would be possible, not to mention the soviet union, again, you know, i am a small supporter of the communist idea and but i am absolutely convinced that the soviet union was not at all doomed to collapse, well, it was not doomed to collapse, yes there were problems , so to speak, yes, no matter how serious they were, but it was, it could, it could change, but nevertheless less, when it collapsed, a huge number , so to speak, of russians remained abroad, and this was political capital, but for whom was it political capital? for those who were ready to strategically comprehend russia as a sovereign civilization of a power, and for those for whom it was simply a means of fighting for power there or

long time ago, but we betrayed them from time to time, for example, we betrayed the same cuba when yeltsiny weren’t offended, they are with us again , that’s not why no, now the communists don’t rule in our country, mentally they are with russia, because they understand that russia is on the side of good, i am surprised in my career i read that putin it turns out that he is strong, strong-willed, how he behaved at the twenty, this is after they generally forbade us to remember him, except as a dictator, i... of course i was embarrassed and had to say this, and not because they were already lined up for us there help, but they really didn’t turn away from us, then a lot depends on us, as alexander mikhailovich correctly said, but speaking about the negotiations to abraham, whom you showed, and about this funny talk, about the negotiations that suddenly filled all the media on in the west, everything that won’t be read new york times, bloomberg, everyone started talking about negotiations. everyone started talking about how nothing worked in ukraine, that russia turned out to be strong, i wo

are to blame for the fact that such a term russians appeared when it was necessary, so a word to yeltsino as not to offend tatar, or i don't know whom he didn't want to offend, helpful. suggested to him from the word they gave this word russians. and since then, we, russian people, in russia, continue to pronounce this absolutely unintelligible adjective, and pay attention, all those who want to express themselves against the russians and against russia in some way, namely ukrainians, individual nationalists in kazakhstan, other countries of the former ussr, they use the word russians, the words russians really advance or retreat. more often and everything else, but here , of course, i would say that it was probably some kind of sabotage against putin buried somewhere in the depths, because dahl lived on the territory of ukraine and his, this dictionary from which he wrote, he wrote from of the ukrainian language, that's where the russians started, i'll tell you that, and that's why of course, helpful burbalis, he found this cunning ukrainian dal ... in the dictionary and imposed a word

one that could be simplified. yeltsin most 9 is trying to perfect plastic recycling processes. is revolutionary approach involves marketing. the plastics during sorting. doing so can have a big impact. vision reach me, i guess i can tell you more plastic. so then reuse rather than ending up somewhere in nature or in landfills or being in center. right. and all of our industries simply have to start using resources and materials more efficiently and what's called a circular economy that involves more than just plas to is. but they're a huge part of natural phase. i know these and the highs. the big problem is that a lot of different ways gets tossed into the recycling bin, plastic bags, yogurt containers, shampoo bottles, put mixing, different types of plastic together to make new products isn't a good idea. it makes the recycled plastic too brittle that think is i can least ask the trick is to win, allowed each individual objects and take several measurements of it. i assume. yep . those measurements tell us what kind of plastic it is. what kind of application that was used for

but in reality, these were approximately the same parity agreements that boris yeltsin loved to sign.exchange pepsicola for nuclear submarines, and sovereignty for pizza. the gas sector increasingly became a powerless ghetto. feeling superior and supported western comrades, israel increasingly pushed the palestinians towards the sea, but it had a serious opponent, by the mid-2000s, the political party hamas, whose declared goal is the creation of an islamic arab state throughout israel, the gas sector of the west bank. in 2006, hamas won elections to the palestinian legislative council, receiving a majority of votes there, and in 2007, it completely brought the gaza strip under its control. the sides have been mutually attacking each other since 2014. palestine inflicted missile strikes on israel, carried out large-scale military operations, all this led to what we are now seeing in the promised land, where, it seems , they should know better than many what the extermination of a people on a national basis, high voltage, is, i jumped in, grabbed her, i pushed the phone and flew there;

here, and then it all came to an end, kuchma did not support ukrainian ... book publishing, while yeltsinported it, made great preferences for publishing houses, for books and so on, and we had an absolute feast of literature and book publishing throughout the 90s. and russian books were stuffed into ukrainian books, russian books were simply stuffed into everything, and only at the beginning of the 2000s these relaxations were finally made for ukrainian book publishing, but the russian book was also in the swamp , it took root that it was impossible to push it out for a long time, even when it appeared when " harry potter and other such publications appeared, then i heard a lot of people who have never read in ukrainian started to read, this translated ukrainian literature, er, and saw what kind of language it is, how rich it can be, and not the one that was presented to them there, in various films, primitive or or at all, as the propaganda talked about them, and what , mr. rostyslav, should the ukrainian repertory theater put on, when in fact we are now facing a situation of such a bre

unless you study these issues professionally, when we are talking about the times of gorbachev and yeltsinember it, we’ve already begun to forget it, and there are two absolutely opposite opinions, which means stagnation, as i understand it, the word stagnation , this is it appeared somewhere during the reign of mikhail sergeevich, yes, because i myself don’t remember when they started saying that yeltsin, brezhnev’s rule meant years of stagnation, on the other hand they say that it’s just that. here is the heyday of the soviet union, the heyday of socialism, in general we would like to understand today whether this is still stagnation or flourishing. let's watch. brezhnev's funeral was the most pompous since stalin's funeral. november 15, 1982 was declared a day of state mourning. funeral music was broadcast on radio and television, schools have canceled classes. please tell me, you know what happened in the country, right? yes, but what? what would you like most now? i would like the entire soviet people to never forget brezhnev. brezhnev had been seriously ill since 1974, suffered sever

federation and gained independence, and they, in 1991 , flowed around and built democracy, so in 1992, yeltsin wanted to go on the air, address the citizens and, you know, somehow say, comrades, well, not comrades anymore, what? say, russian, mr. oleksandr, i apologize, the topic is extremely interesting, we just don't have enough time, i'm sorry that... i interrupted you, but we will definitely come back to it, thank you very much for your time and for these thoughts that well , many here have been woken up this night. thank you, oleksandr al alov, officer of the armed forces of ukraine, historian, researcher at the institute of history of ukraine, national academy of sciences. thank you, thank you, and let's continue this topic even further, the anti-semitic rally in makhachkala took place under the control of the russian special services and had certain goals, a representative of the main administration told about this. intelligence of the ministry of defense of ukraine andriy yusov, he also called putin's regime in russia xenophobic and anti-semitic in nature, although in fact, these featu

even of gorbachev, rather, well, if you already compare with them, well, then it is more likely of yeltsintarted as a great liberator-liberator, finished with general hatred and desire, damn it, but when this fucking alkash will go away, well, somewhere like that. thank you, bohdan, ulyu, for almost a month. for two or three weeks we have been constantly hearing about this whole story with maidan 3, already about internal destabilization, i look this week and the head of the foreign intelligence service oleksandr lytvynenko also wrote about the fact that internal destabilization is being prepared, and that russia is preparing, what russia is preparing, and it is always ready for this, i have no doubts, the only question is that , well, the leadership of ukraine, and the special services of ukraine, they do not say, but what did they do, well, a special operation is being prepared, okay, let's see who is doing this operation, catch these organizers there, russian priests , opzh deputies, give some facts that it really is being prepared, and if it's not just empty statements, then let's talk

simple poses and angles, now we might watch a few excerpts, yes, there is not only putin, but also yeltsin, there is young kadyrov, and well, i am interested in watching this film, but according to the trailers, i somehow doubt that it will be good quality, but maybe it seems so to me, for now we are waiting, also a ukrainian writer, martyn yakub, he is now, if you go to his facebook page, you will see that he is making a calendar with the image of writers and two female writers of the shot revival, he is this calendar, now he is collecting money for them on this calendar and then he will sell it and the money for the needs of the defense force will go, look how he did, various writers who lived in particular in the slovo house, i think he turned out very cool, well, and finally, let's see how artificial intelligence figured it out with a voice anni lorak, to be honest, i don't know who the author of this is, so i couldn't sign this video in any way, it's just spreading on social networks , it's such a clip, video clip, famous anni lorak, music video, midday heat, where anni lorak sings, w

unflattering poses and angles, but now we may look at a few excerpts, so not only putin is there, but yeltsinere, there is young kadyrov, and well i'm interested in watching this movie, but according to the trailers , i somehow doubt that it will be of good quality, but maybe it seems so to me, for now we are waiting, also the ukrainian writer martyn yakub, he is now, if you go to his facebook page, you will see what he is doing with the image of writers and two writers of the revival who were shot, he is this calendar, now he is taking money for this calendar and then he will sell it and the money will go to the needs of the defense force, see how he did it, different writers who lived in particular in the slovo house, i think he did a really cool job, and finally, let's see how artificial intelligence dealt with anna lorak's voice, to be honest, i don't know who the author of this masterpiece is, so i couldn't sign this video in any way, it's just that spreading on social networks, this is such a clip, video clip, famous anni lorak, music video, midday heat, where anni lorak sings, well, ar

in 1996, when yeltsin was elected the first time and then the second time, the elections ended from thatthen there was a re-appointment, and after the re-appointment , putin did not actually hold elections, so these elections will not take place, i really hope that as a result of this political circus, our western partners will do the right thing political decision, they recognize it as illegitimate, as they recognized it as illegitimate. lukashenka, and this will be an assessment of what happened there, in this context, well, actually, we can talk about, well, at least one candidate, which is now, as it were, being negotiated, behind the scenes, it is not surprising, mr. yavlynskyi, who apparently agreed to play a role, which sobchak played in the previous elections, but in order to eventually get a bit fatter and fatter and to be in chocolate until the end of his days, as far as this corresponds, it is really difficult to say, but the contact recorded, so what were they talking about, but i don't think they were talking about anything other than this political spectacle. everything els

here, not completely, yes, so i worked in presidential administration in the nineties, i worked with yeltsintin is not an accident at all , that is, it is not a miracle, but this is a lot of work that was carried out in the nineties years those. today we have to to finally overcome this force that a russian person cannot be a liberal, but now the most important thing is that since the enemy does not sleep, he is all the time... trying to us, as it were, a russian person cannot be a liberal , a freethinker, maybe a freethinker, of course, phew, well, at least something, liberals are values, because a russian person who does not value will, freedom, is not that person, there must be a free will, a liberal is a fixed a set of values, and a freethinker is internal freedom, a russian person a priori, he has an internal element in it, it just seems to me that the term liberal has been so degenerated from... rotten, rotten that it has completely lost on your discussion, the same kotkov looks with great surprise if i honestly explain what’s the matter, because liberalism is from a philosophical term

scaled up by jacques segel... the frenchman thought, but then segelatsev successfully sold it to yeltsinmmunists in the second round, well, it is clear that after that that was all russians successfully sold to kuchma when they revived the communist party, and then kuchma won brilliantly, that means in the second round of this communist petro simonyanin and actually became president for the second time, well, a similar story from the 70s from france and the 90s from ukraine, zelskyi decided to revive with a pro-russian arrestee who grew up ideologically on feygin, who grew up precisely on dugin, and on mrs. arestovych is indeed very popular among ukrainians, he has been repeatedly included in these various ratings, and there his youtube channel, subscription to telegram channels testify to this. we still have about two minutes left, i would like to hear your analysis about what you think, whether individual items can be a conditional attempt to measure the temperature of society, for example , about the fact that a collective event would somehow have there, i don't know how to commit to

you left so beautifully , you just worked for ninety in the eighth year i sent to valis nikolaevich yeltsinusand papers, only he did not answer one of them, he himself, because the signature is there, so it seems to me that to understand what the answer was, it remains to understand what the answer was, it’s me i can also tell you, but this would be a deviation, but this is what we used to do, well, when i was still working at the institute of world economy, international relations they prepared a note, well, i was a junior there, there are big adults there, and sent it to us they said, a response came from mikhail sergeevich, this is so important, the answer was very interesting, everything is so and well, i can tell a couple of very funny tales , but i think that not now, no, no, it’s like time is limited, but people, so it seems to me that the key task that today we need to decide for everyone, this is to show that there is a future, yes, to everyone else, you know what i can tell you for sure, here i am. they regularly visit new territories, there is not the slightest doubt that there i

that there were still no documents, no, and gorbachev did not dare to sign there then, and neither yeltsinnder of this group in the ministry of defense, there in the nineties we were reduced, that is , under the directive, 8 years after this flight, we were completely curtailed... completely everything, they also closed this program, although it actually just stopped funding it there , valer ivanovich, ironically, you spent so many years preparing for the flight to buran, in the end, you made your first flight on the american space shuttle, tell me , as it was almost like for you as a buran pilot, come and sit on the second deck, like marim on the lower one, as a specialist. to fly on already completed flights, yes, but i think that i was still wildly lucky, in fact, and somehow the stars aligned so that it turned out, uh, that i was in 1990, well, i sat down at my desk, naturally, i started studying at the union there, passing everything there, so it turned out that somewhere around the new year of 1999, there, well, the end of 1998 , there is a peephole, remember, yes, this is our deputy

still very young sergei, questioned me with others adult comrades, how it was possible to be on yeltsin’sxplained to them how it was possible to be on the presidential side, remained with his own, but director veledinsky slightly altered the novel, made the hero more complex, more looking around and choosing a side , as, in fact, the majority of people living in russia at that time , the hero of the film is former space engineer viktor bryantsev, who once left his traces on the dusty paths of distant planets that he dipped his finger in red paint... and pointed a dot at the word ussr on board the lunakhod flying straight there, in the nineties he carried out a downshift, like many in those years, and became a master of communication systems traveling around to the city on a yellow van with a red stripe, a yellow van with a red stripe, 10 years later, after ninety-three, will become a symbol of the forces of good in the famous franchise of sergei lukyanenko and timor bekmambetov, night watch and day watch. and what is very important. victor began to respond to the name vitek and help his f

still very young sergei, asked me with other adult comrades, how could one be in this quarrel on yeltsin’s feron. with his own people, but director veledinsky slightly altered the novel, made the hero more complex, more looking around and choosing a side, like, in fact, the majority of people living in russia at that time. the hero of the film is former space engineer viktor bryantsev, who once left his traces on the dusty paths of distant planets by dipping his finger in red paint and pointing a dot at the word ussr on board the lunakhod flying straight there. in he spent the nineties downshifting, like many in those years, and became a master of communications. with the one driving around the city in a yellow van with a red stripe, a yellow van with a red stripe , 10 years later, after ninety-three, will become a symbol of the forces of good in the famous franchise of sergei lukyanenko and timur bikmambetov , night watch and day watch, which is very important. victor began to respond to the name vitek, to help his friends solve difficult crossfords, his friends began to pour him drinks m

that there are still no documents, no, and gorbachev did not dare to sign there then, and neither yeltsin990. that is , under the directive, 8 years after this flight, the training of all test pilots for flights in space, yes, they closed this program, although it really just stopped funding it, tamich, ironically, you spent so many years preparing for the flight to buran, in the end you made your first flight on the american space shuttle, well, tell me how it was for you already... for the buran pilot to come, sit on the second deck, like marie on the lower deck, fly as a specialist, on already completed flights, yes, but i think that i was still wildly lucky, in fact, and somehow the stars aligned what it turned out to be that i was in the year ninety, well, i sat down at my desk, naturally, i started studying there at the union, passing everything there, and it so happened that somewhere around... the new year of ninety-nine there, well, the end of ninety-eight there, remember yes, this is the flight director, we had such an astronaut, yes, an astronaut and a general, so he calls me a

communist side’s fault , it’s the sidika himself, he knew in advance what history would not forgive boris yeltsinerica, and i’ll add to this. and russia, to washington to work, he was invited by george bush, then bush invited me, i didn’t have time for bush, now his prophecies are awaited all over the world, especially in turkey, israel and palestine. we respect 193 countries in the world, dear, i beg you, if you do not correct yourself, you will die, exactly 168 hours ago, we interrupted the conversation with him just before the climax in a very interesting place, the tiny bulgarian town of rupite, where until her last days she lived and predicted the future of “banga”. a mathematician will come who will predict everything. today, an amazing mathematician will come to our embassy in sofia, where her excellency, the ambassador extraordinary plenipotentiary of russia to bulgaria, is already waiting for him. hello, welcome. thank you very much, i'm very glad to see you see. thank you. this is a meeting. with an oriental scientist has a special meaning for our diplomat. ileonora valentinovna remembe

divisions, no, on the other hand, on the other hand, a leader appeared at the head of russia after the yeltsinsaid that the people who did what , what the terrorists did, that they will be destroyed where they are found, and will be washed in the toilet. and it seems to me that this was not only a fair statement, but if you like, it became part of putin’s mandate, this is what helped him very quickly to turn not only into a president, but into an incompetent national leader. therefore , it seems to me that here we need to differentiate a little, how we need to behave delicately when releasing hostages, and how we need to think about the civilian population. israel clearly didn’t do anything and even boasted that they didn’t do it, so what kind of military operation to carry out where it can be carried out relatively purely against hamas is, from my point of view, a separate issue, and when russia negotiates with hamas, i want to remind these negotiations with the political leadership, and not with military commanders, the situation is very difficult, that's how it is... there is the right bala

ago, then still very young sergei, asked me with other adult comrades how it was possible to be on yeltsin’s this quarrel , and their senior comrades tiredly explained to them how they could be on the president’s side. sergei still stuck to his guns, but director veledinsky slightly altered the novel, making the hero more complex, more aware of his surroundings and choosing a side. how exactly speaking of the majority of people living in russia at that time, the hero of the film is former space engineer viktor bryantsev, who once left his traces on the dusty paths of distant planets by dipping in red paint, pointing his finger with a dot at the word ussr on board the lunakhod, flying straight there , in the nineties he carried out a downshift, like many in those years, became a master of systems, driving around the city in a yellow van with a red stripe, a yellow van with a red stripe 10 years later after 9 years will become a symbol of the forces of good in the famous franchise of sergei lukyanenko and timor bekmombetov night watch and day watch, which is very important. victor began to res

, accompanied him, although our top russian officials almost never came to the armitage. in fact, yeltsinrtment of the mayor's office, the st. petersburg smolny, he was one of the first, he came and that means then somewhere in the armitage held short negotiations, since then, in general, quite often, he comes with guests, and that means we walk around the hermitage, then they go away and talk about something, then return further and so on, something like this happens, that is, it’s not even they are sitting in some room, here is a story about armitage, sometimes it is connected with some exhibitions that open there together, the last time he pressed, he gave us a lithium instrument, so to speak, returned abroad, such wonderful church instruments that were made. for her wedding for, when she married the duke of edinburgh, this is the beloved daughter of alexander ii, and the spirit of winter exists , some kind of spirit, not of a museum, of walls that many have seen, of political plans, here the spirit of winter is interesting, because we are right now they did a little work on it, and th