let’s take the yeltsin era, there was a moment when , as it were, when a gray cat ran by, before thatmember, he spoke in congress and said wonderful words: god bless america. yes, he said all this, these were signals, well, let us in. no, when the events in yugoslavia began, immediately before that they praised him, they praised him as soon as the events in yugoslavia began, when he raised his voice for the serbs, and we could not help but raise our voices for the serbs in their defense. i understand that there were complex processes there, i understand, but russia could not help but raise its head, because the serbs are also a special nation close to us, an orthodox culture. and so on, well, such a long-suffering people for a generation, well, it doesn’t matter, the important thing is that yeltsin spoke out in support of what the united states did, in violation of international law and the un charter, the bombing of belgrade began. let me remind you that clinton, with a broken leg, and boris nikolaevich elson met in helsinki in 1997. i think both bill clinton and his team. we are det

privatization, half. ownership of enterprises, but then you will push all your workers to vote for yeltsin at the time when the soviet union collapsed. and i remember a great feeling of freedom among the people, but many of things. honestly, i don’t know, i don’t understand this word, i honestly don’t understand, the further it goes, the more incomprehensible, the more incomprehensible, this word is this term, democracy, that this is a separate film that needs to be made, democracy, what is it? completely copy all western principles, russia has its own tradition, its own culture, its own civilization, it can accept some values ​​and principles of the west. but it does not at all have to be equal to the west in absolutely everything, for me democracy lies in something completely different, there is chernyaev’s recollection of the meeting when they met in malta, they signed something there with gorbachev, so chernyaev is absolutely enthusiastic, well, grupachov’s assistant, absolutely enthusiastically writes that at a joint dinner... and there is no russia of the 16th century, he has no idea

security chief, installed his man yeltsin, who poured him a glass of tea the color of cognac, nelsondanced, a man appointed by nazarbayev appeared here and poured him cognac, this is the plot for a short story. first, i must say that, despite the fact that in russia there are 130 nations of nationalities, nevertheless, in all this vague time, after all , blood of an interethnic hue has never been shed on russian territory. and, of course, we recognize the sovereignty of ours. there will be no contradictions, a strange and terrible revenge of history, outbreaks of medieval fanaticism in a country that has proclaimed itself the most advanced for seven decades in a row. nationalism, blinding millions, demanding blood sacrifices. in october there were riots in grozny , and then dudayev arrived as president and his policy went against the center, against moscow, here the system in 1992 is still an event when the war had not yet begun, but a lot of military men appeared, a lot of weapons appeared and there are some people. next to us, with our unit, there was a prison, there was a prison n

the working day began with a visit to the yeltsin center on a sanitary day, when there are no visitorsithout witnesses. bonjour, mr. ambassador, hello, i’m from russian television, i wanted to know what brought you to yekaterinburg, yeltsin center, tell me, a revolution is now being prepared in yekaterinburg, what am i? it can’t be, and european countries are interested in the regime changing in russia, so i don’t want to answer your questions. our hero arrived, then a meeting with the consuls of cyprus and hungary, their locals recorded bloggers, hello, and for the local telegram channel. how the consulate works now, yes, and the representative offices of countries unfriendly to us in russia, that is, they should establish some kind of diplomatic relations, de facto they are engaged, they go here to collect information, intelligence, they consolidate some kind of protest forces in russia, and they meet secretly, that is, he just recently arrived, promotes recruitment programs in order to... lure people to the west, so that they get money there education, here they will be made heads o

yeltsin and for at that time, and the other part, well, she just doesn't want fbkovits, and says: wellwhy are they themselves? i think the only reason this tape even came out now is that... they now expect the west to support yulia navalny, and they want to just beat everyone else under her, and... they're even there already announced that there will be a second part of this investigation, that it will be about mr. khodorkovsky and that he needs to prepare, well, there will be an event to support yulia navalnya, there will not be, but the real influence of yulia navalnya on the situation in russia is equal to zero, and the death of her husband, in principle, demonstrated this with all the brightness, if any evidence were needed, then they are in the throne of alexei navalny, of course, a vow. eh, and that is why our attitude to this is very simple: whoever wants to be a real russian opera, please come to ukraine, to the legion of freedom of russia, to other volunteer units, to declare your support for the armed, armed opera of ukraine, eh -uh, and all this should be done in kyiv, and t

yeltsin center, tell me, is a revolution now being prepared in yekaterinburg?countries are interested in seeing the regime change in russia. i don't want to answer your questions. then there was a meeting at the gavi restaurant, only with the consul general of france. our hero arrived, then a meeting with the consuls of cyprus and hungary, local bloggers recorded them, hello, and for the local telegram channel, tell me what you are doing here, i’m eating, goodbye. all the best to you, he managed to meet with memorial activists ekaterina lakhtikova, who actively took part in the protests in yekaterinburg square in nineteenth year. but we see how the consulate and representative offices of countries unfriendly to us in russia work now, that is, they are up to the jurassic. these are many different foundations that now believe, after the start of the war, that it is important to help russian independent media, in order to thus influence, as a result, as if indirectly, on politics in russia, so that people receive alternative information that it is possible somehow

yeltsin and for those times, and the other part, well, she simply does not want fbkovits and says: welly them themselves, i believe that the only reason , why this one the tape at all appeared now that they now expect that the west will support yulia navalnya, and they want to simply overcome everyone else under her, and they are even there already . that there will be a second part of this investigation, that it will be about mr. khodorkovsky and that he needs to prepare, well, there will be an event to support yulia navalnya, there won’t be, well, yulia navalnya’s real influence on the situation in russia is zero, and the death of her husband, in the principle demonstrated this with all the brightness, if any proof was needed, it is in the throne oleksiy navalny, of course, zero, and that is why... our attitude to this, it is very simple: whoever wants to be a real russian opera, please, we invite, come to ukraine, to the legion of freedom of russia, to other volunteer units, will announce their support of the armed, armed opera in ukraine, and all this should be done in kyiv, and tha

the working day began with a visit to the yeltsin center on a sanitary day, when there are no visitors without. bonjour, mr. ambassador, hello, i’m from russian television, i wanted to know what brought you to yekaterinburg, yeltsin center, tell me, a revolution is now being prepared in yekaterenburg, something cannot happen, but are european countries interested in seeing the regime change in russia? i don’t want to answer your questions, because then there was a meeting at the gavi restaurant, only with the consul general of france, our hero arrived, then a meeting with the consuls of cyprus and hungary, local bloggers recorded them. hello, and for the local telegram channel, tell me, what are you doing here, i’m eating, goodbye, all the best to you, he managed to see with the activists of the ekaterina lakhtikova memorial, who actively took part in the protests in yekaterinburg square in 1919, those who don’t ride are lost, those who don’t ride are lost, those who don’t ride are lost. no one will say, but we see how the consulate works now, yes, and the representation of countries u

our meeting, after the tragic ninety-first year, this is the sixteenth government, the first four yeltsints were engaged in openly destroying the country, they shot the parliament, organized bandit privatization, sold off 80,000 enterprises at a price below 3% of the real value, it didn’t turn out for me even money for pension scholarships, then organized the massacre in chechnya, in which more than 100,000 people died, and the default, where the entire financial and economic system completely collapsed. our team, led by spryamakov maslyakov, saved the country at that time. a barrel of oil cost $12-14, and gold and foreign exchange reserves were less than $8 billion. we managed to drag the country back then. edge of the abyss, but leapfrog began again in the government, which ended with yeltsin’s impeachment; after putin’s arrival, the situation changed fundamentally. he was the first in munich to declare national interests, the russian idea, the need to develop the industrial social sphere, proposed national projects and programs, including changing his strategy four times from the fight

spheres in the national and presidential libraries ; they signed a cooperation agreement with the boris yeltsinl library, and also opened a remote access point to its electronic reading room. it is famous for being one of the leading libraries not only in the russian federation, but i would say in the world in promoting library resources and work. with various categories of children, they have programs for military personnel, for civil servants, for scientists, the main thing is to ensure the continuity of generations, so that the memory of the great victory, of the brotherhood of our peoples, is preserved by future generations, this is the main goal that we set ourselves, when implementing cultural cooperation, these documents have great historical value, because during the years of the great patriotic war, as well as in others... which is developing all the time, we have processes of rapprochement, integration, our economies are becoming more interconnected, and belarusian manufacturers make a profit by expanding their presence in russian market, russian manufacturers are developing thanks to

uh, the president of russia after yeltsin.erstand that. i understand the point you're making, but i also understand that the elections, which were due to take place this spring, are not going to take place. so in a sense, mr zelensky is going to become a sort of acting president without a new democratic mandate. and as i talked about the people inside politics in kyiv who worry about the overcentralisation of power, can you not see that ukraine may enter very difficult political territory? the biggest challenge for ukraine is to survive, and this is the main task for every ukrainian, to defend our statehood. in terms of ukrainian democracy, ukraine is a full—fledged democratic state. and let me remind you that we had three revolutions. so, uh, it's our dna code, uh, to be free. and that's the reason we are fighting for our homeland and against the russians. in terms of legitimacy of president zelensky, i am not a fan of president zelensky, but i am to defend the institution of the presidency of ukraine. he is not an acting pre

before this, russia, by order of yeltsin, signed the famous protocol no. 6 of the convention for theental freedoms. article one of the protocol. categorically: the death penalty is abolished. no one can be sentenced to death or executed. since 1996, a moratorium on the death penalty has been in effect in russia. in the constitution, as a temporary measure for the transition. the period of the death penalty still remains, but as a passed stage, and law enforcement practice is different, death sentences are replaced by life sentences. in 1999 already the constitutional court of russia confirms the course taken; in 2009, with its ruling , the constitutional court makes the moratorium on the death penalty in russia indefinite and irreversible, and for the sake of... clarity it adds. point three. this determination is final and not subject to appeal. it is important to note that russia was unwaveringly moving towards the final abolition of the death penalty, going through difficult trials with the most severe terrorist attacks, be it bombings of houses in moscow, valgodonsk and buinaksk,

of america, in this sense i kind of can understand. this could lead to the same consequences as yeltsin’seration led to, and we know how it ended, so from this side i’m still for trump. in principle i am very happy, although i repeat that i think that as a result of his policy she will be completely different from what we expect, how do you like the comparison of yeltsin and trump, i can finish two more words, i would like to know, by the way, regarding your previous, our previous topic, it seems to me that netanyahu is still made a very serious mistake, that’s the feeling i had when he attacked the consulate, and i think that they are completely. feels with his skin what line needs to be followed in order to please, especially at that moment when he was the ascending yeltsen, descending down, but by the way, even when he left, he was his with the announcement of an early battle on the authority, he moved many of his opponents to pity. as for trump, there is only one question: everything that does not kill us makes us stronger. if these accusations do not actually block the subsequent inv

in march in 2001, the minister of atomic energy of russia, instead of yeltsin's family member, yevgen olegovich adamov. putin by recommendation. the fsb appointed oleksandr yuriyovich rumyantsev. from this moment, the rapid stage of the career of chekist engineer yadershchyk alganov begins. through his contacts in the special services, he lobbies for the arrival of sergey mykolaevich ivanov, the general director of "tova energeticheskaya russkaya kompaniya", which was created by the rosatomergo concern and nuclear power plants for... private investments in the nuclear industry, to the chair of the executive director of the concern rosenergoatom, and becomes a watcher from the special services in the position of adviser. in his turn, taking the position of executive director of the rosenergoatom concern and acting in connection with alganov, ivanov invited a young employee of the department of nuclear facilities construction of the ministry of the russian federation from the atomic energy department. the energy of timur vadimovich ivanov, a namesake, as his adviser. at the same time, t

the national library signed a cooperation agreement with the boris yeltsin presidential library, andlso opened a remote access point to its electronic reading room. it is famous for the fact that... belarus is in demand in russia today more than ever. russia and belarus have become much closer to each other. and may the memory of those who left us inspire us to create for the sake of the future of our peoples. belarusians and russians are interested in the whole the eurasian region developed as a single church. on april 9, at the session of the vitebsk regional council of deputies, the region will finally decide on the delegates to the all-belarusian people's assembly from among the deputies of local councils. the public association and the list of names will be drawn up at republican conferences. an israeli drone attack in the gaza strip killed seven aid workers. the victims of the attack were citizens of poland, great britain and australia. also a holder of dual citizenship of the usa and canada. and driver palestinian. they moved around the gaza strip in two armored vehicles with

grateful that the first channel in general is like this, it’s still cultural. in the mid-nineties, yeltsiny discussed the transfer of the kuril islands, for example, the highest level of japan. or when it came to our strategic weapons, which the west would be happy to reduce even more, yeltsin was forced to take into account, among other things, that inside the elite among the ordinary people, this would be categorically not accepted, therefore - this is the question of the relationship of the power of the people , which was raised, including by lenshtein, he is actually playing in this plane today, you correctly said that when the government relies on the opinion of these ordinary people, yes... hello, the ezenshtein-125 podcast is on the air, in the cinema studio artyom sopin and film historian natalya ryabchikova. today we will talk about isenstein’s film ivan the terrible, which is not only one of the most notable films in the work of esenstein himself, but is also probably one of the most significant films, in principle, in the history of culture of the 20th century, because it is a f

to the western world, including its military-political component, let's remember how in 1992 boris yeltsinis completely different, that he, as the president of new russia, is ready to interact with the americans in every possible way, god bless america, he said and... he also added russia, realizing that, so to speak, to bless america alone in his status somehow not very decent, but it turned out that despite all the disposition of the then russian elites, democrats, liberals, who came to power on the wave of the overthrow of the communist party, the communist system, it turned out that their complacent impulse towards the west, the west not needed, they are ready. prominent political scientists, specialists in russia and more broadly in international relations, and i had just returned from moscow, and i was given the opportunity, like other participants, to express my opinion, i said, that the expansion of nato, this clearly seems to be a serious threat to russia, but i said that at least for now this expansion, if only not... and said in a friendly manner, dmitry, this is natural, this i

yeltsin's russia no longer needed its own heroes of the soviet union, let alone afghan ones, even moreigrated to germany, where he often recalled how cosmos did not want to let him go to earth. due to problems with the engines, the crew risked remaining in orbit forever. lyakhov turned it on manually , switched off again and... he tried again, switched off again, worked for a short time, the crew spent more than a day in limbo, without food or toilet. the idea of ​​joint space exploration together with friendly countries arose back in the mid-sixties years, when it became clear that the soviet union had everything scientific research simply does not have enough funds. you develop your instruments, and we install them on our satellites, and we will use the results of this research on these instruments together, and on these conditions , out of all... socialist countries , eight agreed, but four countries refused for various reasons. at first there was a joint satellite program, orbiters, which were called intercosmos, were made in dnepropetrovsk, such satellites in the entire history of

than once in russia and in belarus, throughout the union state, to protect the country from the new yeltsin gorbachev, from the fact that some populist or some political force could break the country and its foundations. moreover, if someone starts talking to our opponents about democracy, then all the countries that teach us something there are protected. whoever becomes president of the united states of america, we understand perfectly well that globally the system of the united states of america. same most importantly, poland, we remember the elections in poland, when no matter who became president, poland would never join nato and no radical change in its foreign policy would occur. we have much more democracy, people power, than they do. next, what does an all-belarusian people's assembly mean for the country? this is one of the mechanisms that will ensure the stability of all branches of power. and one more thing, when we talk about planning and strategic planning, then within the framework, if we take politics, don’t take the economy now, but if i talk purely about politics, then all

in national library signed a cooperation agreement with the boris yeltsin presidential library, and alsoned a remote point. the national library of our country and the presidential library named after boris yeltsin have a long-term and fruitful cooperation, including participation in professional events, exchange of experience, successful practices, and implementation. hello, they won’t give us a quiet life - the president said when meeting with the russian governor on monday, much to the regret of the russians and belarusians in this you have to convince yourself from your own experience. a black date in russian history is march 22, a monstrous terrorist attack in crocus. terrorists cold-bloodedly shoot women, children and disabled people at point-blank range at the concert. in which a bandit finishes off a wounded man with a knife, shocked the whole world. in the massacre, then the fire at the hands of non-humans, 139 people died in the fire. the data, unfortunately, may not be final; two belarusian citizens were among the dead. doctors continue to fight for the lives of the wounded. t

economy, well , there is no other way, moreover, we saw that when in russia under boris nikolayevich yeltsinuilding institutions of the market economy, russia has sharply moved forward, here is an extract from gosman’s bank account in zurich, switzerland, as of november 17, 2023, the capital of this reformer is 5 million 300. 44.667 us dollars. but that is not all. we found a villa that leonid gozman purchased in italy , 100 km from rome. in the legendary place where gamer wrote in his poem odyssey. you know the history of this place, about the witch who lived. here and odysseus' friends came here by boat, this is a special place, it is filled with wonderful stories, for example, the story with cerce, which is also well known, she turned all those who came to visit her into pigs, she wanted odysseus to stay with her, but the guys had their own tasks, they needed to move on, so odysseus saved everyone, in general very well-known history, in the greenery, a quiet resort town, a traditional vacation spot for the italian aristocracy, this is a huge reserve, and here thousand-year-old forests sta

these ones historical footage on april 2 , 1996, the presidents of the two countries, boris yeltsin andnder lukashenko, signed an agreement in the kremlin on the formation of a community of russia and belarus. soon the holiday day of unity of nations will be approved. a little more time will pass, an alliance will appear, and this is the first brick foundation of integration. the state will become a union state in ninety-nine. for more than a quarter of a century, integration has not only grown stronger, it has gained strength that is emulated. they say that relations between russia and belarus are simply superior to space aerobatics, and even the allied states are held up as an example by other integration associations. in space alone, eight union programs have been implemented; the ninth is in progress; we are talking about joint projects, developments, training of astronauts and much more. space is important, it is in demand by the economy, the agro-industrial complex, forestry, and the defense complex, and it also makes it possible to develop high-tech production, but not by space a

surprised me in his self-exposure, he says, yes it was necessary then, why did we do this with 2% of yeltsinted, we would have him... all the guys, directors, directors gathered not all of this excitedly, but this year again only scientists, but also directors, acting directors, babkin there, that means, not to mention the learned economists glazyev, our galushka means you there and not only, your guys there, what am i glad about, there are different... there was, for example, a political science plenary session, we started talking about culture, education, and not just how it is transform and not only about the economy, but that’s not the point, all the guys from governor savchenko to nigmatulin, academician, i must say that these guys have matured, yes, that is, these guys are so many years old, it’s just let’s say, dear government men, i said it's more accurate to call these guys, but they were always honest, more often than not. these same directors of ours came, who say economic growth, which means that we have always been here, and others say, no, that means there was a broadcast, ther

the twentieth year, he went against the established trends in russia then it was a different time, yeltsinnd drunk then, take to democracy how much if you want, governors, develop as you want, neighbors are the same, nationalism, western funds, nku, and lukashenko was alone then, that is, what he did in belarus in the nineties is now being repeated in russia, repeated in other countries, even georgians. they began to repeat it a little, which means, that is, who already understands that there is no other way, then he was alone. by today, the president of the supreme national assembly must be on guard during the transition period of generational change, he must see what is happening. and we see that the two key documents submitted for approval by this meeting are military doctrine, this is the concept of national security, to the extent that they today, given how rapidly events are developing, they correspond to what we are facing. yacheslav viktorovich, as you see it from my point of view. they really correspond to that moment of difficult geopolitical reorganization of the world, when the

yeltsin's russia no longer needed its own heroes of the soviet union, let alone afghan ones.emigrated to germany, where he often recalled how cosmos did not want to let him go to earth. due to problems with the engines, the crew risked remaining in orbit forever. lyakhov, him. ahat mohmand into orbit, in his native afghanistan, sharia law was introduced and women's beauty salons were closed. for many years ahad destined to remain the first and only afghan astronaut. the idea of ​​joint space exploration together with friendly countries arose back in the mid -sixties, when it became clear that the soviet union had no problem with all scientific research. we will use these devices together for research; eight of all the socialist countries agreed on these conditions; four countries refused for various reasons. first there was a joint satellite program, orbiters that... in the seventy-sixth year, a member of the intercosmos satellite program was invited to take part in manned flights of astronauts and the czech vladimir remyak was the first to launch from baikanur. 16 years and

, well, there is no other way, moreover, we saw that when in russia in... under boris nikolaevich yeltsin him memory, institutions of a market economy were built, russia sharply went forward, went sharply forward, no matter how much i criticized even in the nineties, which for some reason gozman considers the years of growth, but this was a complete decline, and the intelligentsia in general was simply ignorant to... absolute begging, i i remember how my salary was a tax candidate, you could buy two snickers with it, factories were closed, yes, factories were closed, everything fell apart, medicine, some very promising developments in medicine that had begun were destroyed, we don’t need anything, we don’t need anything not we need to build, we will sell everything, without thinking that someone like khodorkovsky will want to take over the oil pipelines. usa. but that is not all. we found a villa that leonid gozman purchased in italy, 100 km from rome. in the legendary place where homer wrote in his poem odyssey. you know the history of this place, about the witch who lived here. and odys

of nowhere. this is fair, but it is no less fair to say that if putin had been in power instead of yeltsinld have existed with all lenin’s problems to this day. nikolai viktorovich, your book ends with a brilliant phrase, this should never happen again, thank you for what you do. it helps, the truth about these events, helps to make sure that they never happen again in our country, we just can’t withstand another revolution, i serve russia, this is the life and fate of our country, the most dramatic period of its history, through the eyes of nikolai starik , thank you nikolay, maybe it’s my first time. happy, happy, happy, sunday, for example, i told my daughter that she was adopted as soon as i took her from the orphanage, mom, dad, i adore you, hello, hello, i’m your mom, the real one, maybe we’ll meet, a test that’s not for everyone she can handle it, who is she anyway, this is some kind of scam for money, can i hug you, katya is not a stranger to me, she is mine... mom, katya needs money, a test that not everyone will dare to take. you won't refuse to take a dna test. the result has ar

pashinyan and... showed us , against established trends, it was a different time in russia then, yeltsin then, take as much democracy as you want, governors, develop , as you wish, the neighbors are the same, nationalism, western funds, nku, and lukashenko was alone then, that is, what he did in belarus in the nineties is now being repeated in russia, repeated in other countries, even the georgians have begun to repeat a little a little, that is, someone already understands, that there is no other way. we also say openly , they will try to understand that what makes the vns special is what is happening on our border in the world, the other day the us congress sent a signal to the whole world, we will not just give up on our own, we will scratch and bite, let me remind you about 95 billion for three regions , of which almost 61 billion to ukraine, more than 26 billion to israel, the rest to the indian region, against china, well, alek sergeevich, what is this? this is preparation for war, this is the first thing, the second is to prolong the war as long as possible. today, if we take ukra

before this, russia, by order of yeltsin, signed the famous protocol no. 6 to the convention for thendamental freedoms. article one of the protocol is categorical. the death penalty is abolished. sentenced to death or executed, and in 1996 a moratorium on the death penalty began to operate in russia. in the constitution, as a temporary measure for the transitional period, the death penalty still remains, but as a passed stage, and law enforcement practice is different. death sentences are commuted to life sentences. in 1999, already the constitutional court of russia. confirms the course taken, in 2009, with its ruling , the constitutional court makes the moratorium on the death penalty in russia indefinite and irreversible, and for clarity adds, paragraph three, this determination is final and is not subject to appeal, it is important to note that russia has been steadily moving towards the final abolition of the death penalty, going through difficult... more of those who are for the death penalty than against, but this position is still rather emotional and does not take into accou

on april 2, 1996 , the presidents of the two countries, boris yeltsin and alexander lukashenko, signedion of a community of russia and belarus. soon the holiday day of unity of nations will be approved. a little more time will pass and a union will appear, and this is the first brick foundation for integration. the state will become a union state in ninety-nine. over more than a quarter of a century, integration has not only grown stronger, has gained strength to be looked up to. they say that the relations between russia and belarus in the middle space are simply aerobatics, and even union states. in space alone, eight union programs have been implemented, with a ninth in progress; we are talking about joint projects, developments, training of astronauts and much more. space is important, it is in demand by the economy, the agro-industrial complex, forestry, the defense complex, and it also allows for the development of high-tech production, but not by space alone. since the approval of 28 union programs. we we see that fundamentally, step by step , all those barriers that yesterday d

yeltsin's russia no longer needed its own heroes of the soviet union. and even more so the afghan onesrated to germany, where he often recalled how the cosmos did not want to let him go to earth. due to problems with the engines, the crew risked remaining in orbit forever. lyakhov, he was turned on manually, turned off again, and tried again, turned off again, worked for a short time. the crew spent time in limbo condition for more than a day, without food or toilet, but vladimir lyakhov still managed to start the engines and return the descent module with the afghan cosmonaut to the ground. and it’s true that we waited there for days, but it’s distracting. 35 years after khat mohmand’s flight into orbit , sharia law was introduced in his native afghanistan and women’s beauty salons were closed. for many years. ahad is destined to remain the first and only afghan astronaut. the idea of ​​joint space exploration together with friendly countries arose back in the mid-sixties, when it became it is clear that the soviet union simply does not have enough funds for all scientific research. y

, sincerely. then he considers this a good thing, but at least the same kravchuk or, broken down, yeltsin list is incomplete, gorbachev, don’t touch, they still call dim, well, how do you like the broadcast, this is such a youthful approach, we i i say, dim, well , i didn’t understand what you, what you meant, when a person is talented, he is not offended by criticism; the winner in the information and analytical final program category is the weekly news. this is our team, it’s very nice, i’m sure that in the old days he would have received the right to a coat of arms, here he has it. and he comes home from the war at the conservatory and meets my mother, stands behind her in line, she behind her coat, he behind his overcoat, and sees beautiful hair, it’s scary to go in front, because there might be disappointment, because if the hair is like that, then maybe, they have to compensate with something, you try to look in and see the full one. written in my mother’s hand: dima was born, it’s dad who throws me up in his arms, it’s me, yes, october, these are the cellars, yes, for now there’s a

it happened on april 2, 96, presidents boris yeltsin, alexander lukashenko, the kremlin, and an agreementation of a community between russia and belarus will soon be approved and a holiday, the day of unity of peoples, will pass a little more time, a union will appear, and these are the first bricks of the foundation. our total trade turnover amounted to $54 billion; for comparison, i can say that it is 35% more than russia’s trade turnover with all cis countries, except belarus. belarus is the only cis country that has a positive balance of foreign trade with russia. since the approval of twenty- eight union programs, almost all areas have reached new heights, and industry, driver. the creation of a common product, in the work of 24 projects supported by a russian loan, cooperation in machine tool construction and microelectronics also predicts new stars. with your wonderful ones there, yes, i consider planar and integral ultra-modern enterprises, at integral, together with russian enterprises , four new technological processes will be created for the production of products within the fr

president yeltsin dismissed yevgeny primakov . we have nothing to blush about.uld, they did it professionally, thank you again, kowtow, thank you, they took it straight, left, mayor moscow seemed to go into the position of boris nikolaevich, in his circle there were a number of people who hated me, who at any cost tried to remove me from there at every change of government, they whispered to me, they whispered, i come to the next report, he meets me and says : well, what are you planning on between lushkov and primakov. i say, varis nikolaevich, as for primakov, he is a man whom i deeply respected, respect, will respect and will never stop contacting with him, i consider him my teacher, a worthy, decent person. lushkov is the mayor of moscow, i worked with him, i will continue to work with him. i have never participated in politics in political processes, and, but since you made such a serious remark to me , the president. i ask you to release me, he says, what happened, i told him this whole story, and i say, these satraps got me from him, they hunt me all the

the national library signed a cooperation agreement with the boris yeltsin presidential library, andit is famous for being one of the leading libraries not only in the russian federation, but i would say in the world, in promoting library resources, working with various categories, with children, they have programs for military personnel, for civil servants , for scientists, most importantly to ensure the continuity of generations, so that the memory of the great victory, the brotherhood of our peoples, is preserved by the next generations, this is the main thing. because during the great patriotic war war, as well as in other previous wars , of which quite a large number passed through our country, a number of historical documents were destroyed, or in one situation or another they were taken somewhere from the territory of the republic of belarus and now returning electronic copies of these documents is a very important task for our libraries. the day of unity of the peoples of belarus and russia in minsk is the belarusian stage of the cultural and historical project, we are the co

august 9, 1999, when you first appeared on the tv screen, you were introduced by boris nikolayevich yeltsin goal that i would be asking a question, today i am the chairman all -russian business women's association. public organization women of business, i represent 62 regions and the question from them is this: vladimir vladimirovich, can you, the 62 regional leaders, devote time to women’s entrepreneurship at the economic forum, we invite you to lunch, to talk, i have the courage to say this from a woman, and i want to thank for supporting us, for women's entrepreneurship, thank you very much, we are waiting for you in the city of st. petersburg, thank you, yes, first of all, first of all, i want to note that in our entrepreneurial community women are playing an increasingly prominent role, and not only in supporting roles, but also independently are the organizers of many enterprises, in some industry leaders they are, this is certainly true, and this speaks of the maturity of our society, speaks of the maturity of our entrepreneurial community, i must say, well, my colleagues know this,

it happened on april 2, 96, presidents boris yeltsin, alexander lukashenko, the kremlin, and the agreement the community of russia and belarus will soon approve the holiday of unity day. of peoples, a little more time will pass, a union will appear, and these are the first bricks, the foundation of integration, the union the state will become in the winter of ninety-nine already at the beginning of 2000 the documents will be ratified. for more than a quarter of a century, integration has not only grown stronger, but has become a force to be compared to. for the ip and for the cis, what is being developed at the sites of the union state, primarily since november of the twenty-first year, is an obvious result that can be used, which... for comparison, i can say that it is 35% more than russia’s trade turnover with all cis countries, except belarus. belarus is the only cis country that has positive balance of foreign trade with russia. since the approval of 28 allied. almost all areas of the program have started to reach new heights, and industry is the driver; it took a long time to achieve

in the 1990's under yeltsin that was the -- of russia. narrative that putin has been presenting to his people is that he is fighting a civilizational war against the west. he is not just fighting in ukraine. if he wins in ukraine, that will be a civilizational win for him. the argument is russia has been robbed by, i don't know, cowardly gorbachev, drunken yeltsin, of its proper place in the sun. that included all the perimeters of the empire. that means that the russians will continue to press in my view in every direction until somebody punches them in the face and then they will stop. >> speaking of a punch in the face, i want to talk a little about the united states military and the united states' role. we heard a little bit about this earlier, there is no substitute for u.s. leadership there. and it matters. this is a tier one region. this is important even though some might feel it's far away. you hear a lot about that these days. can you talk a little bit about our role, projecting power in the region and strengthening our partners

in the last years of her life, galina yatskina taught acting, and she also taught oratory to boris yeltsinnot everyone works with the president, you know, but she does. she also never talked about it, galina yatskina became interested in directing, she made documentaries, founded her own film studio, but an incurable illness crossed out all her plans: the star of the soviet screen did not fight for life, and 5 days before her death she accepted tonsure, she even refused the hospice, which was found in moscow, so to speak, in order to somehow alleviate her suffering; in order to have time to take monastic vows, the monks asked the abbot, who tonsured her, for a special prayer. for all her ancestors, because she told me: “vasenka, we had a lot of abortions and unmarried marriages, every monk in the family is a blessing for several generations to come, she was tonsured in honor of faith, hope, love and mother for sophia , these are four martyrs, this is our shema-nun’s faith, galina yatskina was buried. in saratov at the ilshanskoye cemetery. the star of the soviet screen found peace in the f

but after another 3 years, when the soviet union disappeared, by decree of boris yeltsin, it was renamed is the world's largest operational attack warship, not an aircraft carrier, more than 250 m long, the ship's power plant, two nuclear. 150 megawatts each on board crew 750 people, many different weapons , an air group of several helicopters. in total, at the baltic plant, under project 1144 orlan , four such nuclear-powered cruisers were built in combat formation, now only one, and another one , admiral nakhimov, which was called kalinin before the collapse of the ussr, is in the process of repair and modernization. peter the great became part of the squadron of surface ships of the northern fleet. this is what this day in history was like: in the summer of 2021 , a heated crowd appeared at the gates of the house of businessman alexander krasny: young people began throwing bombs. merchant stones, they came specifically to kill, the situation escalated, the parties began to shoot at each other, and chaos was happening, a shot was fired, and i felt pain in my stomach, blood flowed in my

but after another 3 years, when the soviet union disappeared, by decree of boris yeltsin, it was renamedt is the largest operating one in the world. attack warship, not an aircraft carrier, length more than 250 m, ship's power plant, two nuclear reactors of 150 mw each. on board, there is a crew of 750 people, a lot of different weapons, and an air group of several helicopters. in total , four such nuclear-powered cruisers were built at the baltic shipyard under project 1144 orlan; now only one is in combat formation, and another one was admiral nakhimov, which was called before the collapse of the ussr. like this there was this day in history, i waited for you forever, i was in such a hurry to meet you, finally it came, spring, warm, sunny, bright, exhibition of russia. and blossomed with all the colors of spring, you were waiting for spring, now spring is waiting for you at the russia exhibition. the current ukrainian government acts exactly like the bolshevik government, which separated the church. it is best in these conditions to unite into one orthodox ukrainian church, to separate

heraldmaster took him, he was assigned to conduct the reburial ceremony of the royal family next to boris yeltsin time, every night i dreamed about the whole ceremony, and this melody of this funeral march sounded all the time, it did not let me go for a very long time. in what order should the coffins be carried, what standards should be placed, he determined, and his wife, after watching the broadcast, said: everything is clear, as if you were playing at your soldiers? but how many times the ceremonies could not go according to plan, the standard from the coffin of the emperor could be torn off by the st. petersburg wind, on the way the peter and paul fortress called, the director - boris irafimovich rokcheev, director of the city museum, bori, for god's sake, we will come so that a girl with a box will sit there, with buttons. the inauguration, the whole course of the ceremony, too, his work, thought out back in the nineties, will be repeated again for various celebrations, including the vasilievsky arrow museum being built now. islands, this wonderful large hall we have already taken decision

symbols, further, wherever the fate of the chief heraldmester took him, here he was next to boris yeltsinreburial ceremony of the royal family, they instructed him, for quite a long time every night this was the whole ceremony of which i dreamed all the time this melody of this funeral march sounded, it wouldn’t go away for a very long time. in what order to carry the coffins, what standards to lay, he determined, and his wife, after watching the broadcast, said, that’s it clearly, it was as if you were playing at your soldiers, but how many times could the ceremonies go wrong, the standard from the emperor’s coffin could be torn off by the st. petersburg wind, on the way i called director boris, the director of the city museum, at the peter and paul fortress, for the sake of we will come so that a girl can sit there with a box with buttons, the inauguration, the entire course of the ceremony. his work, thought out back in the nineties, will be repeated again for various celebrations, including the museum of the spit of vasilievsky island that is now being built, this wonderful large hall

decide that it is necessary to change the decoration, they will can do it exactly as it was done with yeltsine....puts someone else in his place, withdraws from politics himself, i am tired, i am leaving, and it is absolutely necessary to understand that if the russian population is not driven to despair, then they will they will accept anyone who is put in putin's place, they will really accept him and obey him, but if the degree of tension is very high, then the first may explode. to the north caucasus said, one more question, eh, this is already so completely military, as far as i understand, you you serve in air defense, and here the washington post wrote that the drones in the ukrainian sky are paralyzed by the hostilities of both the ukrainians and the russians, yes, well, because they are hanging and the russians, the ukrainians are watching, er, and movement on the front is impossible, and the russians and ukrainians. who is easier to move ukrainians or russians, who is more harmed by these drones, which the washington post writes about, really now the situation on the front has stabi

appointed oleksandr yuriyovich rumyantsev as the minister of atomic energy of russia instead of yeltsin'sember yevgeny olegovich adamov. from this moment, the rapid stage of the career of chekist engineer yadershchyk alganov begins. through his contacts in the special services, he lobbies for the arrival of serhii mykolayevovich ivanov, the general director of tv energeticheskaya. the campaign, which was created by the rosatomergo concern and nuclear plants to attract private investment in the nuclear industry, to the chair of the executive director of the rosenergoatom concern. and he becomes a watcher from the special services in the position of an adviser. in his turn, taking the position of executive director of the rosenergoatom concern and acting in connection with alganov, ivanov z... asked a young employee of the department of nuclear facilities construction of the ministry of atomic energy of the russian federation, timur vadimovich ivanov, a namesake, as his adviser. at therefore, timur ivanov retained his part-time position in this department, which in the future was transforme

said its word in response to the bombing of yugoslavia, but also punched nato in the nose, as boris yeltsint a single battle. forced march of 600 km and captured the slatina airfield in the kosovo capital pristina. for nato, this scenario came as a complete surprise. but the kosovo serbs, having learned that russian armored vehicles were moving towards slatina, went out onto the street with flowers and gifts. they took it as salvation. meanwhile, the british surrounded the airport but took no action pending further instructions. an order came from washington not to escalate. seeing how hopeless the situation is for the authorities. usa and russia began organizing urgent negotiations, which took place in helsinki. moscow has won the right to deploy a peacekeeping contingent in the north of kosovo. the pristina march marked russia's return to the world stage. until then , the prevailing opinion in the west was that after the collapse of the ussr the country was in political decline. this bombing of the nato-pact was carried out without the consent of the united nations security council. a ver

, 1989, just like the flight to reveal katyn and confirm the katyn crime, he also made it - boris yeltsinwho handed over the documents about the katyn crime, and... putin did the same when he began to deny that such a crime was committed by nkvd officers, because this crime seriously affects cult for the modern russian people, this is joseph stalin, and that's why they do, they find the slightest inconsistency, so that... to identify this crime as a crime of the nazis, but not of the nkvd employees, that's the whole point, it's purely political decision. mr. roman, but okay, let's agree, but during the second katyn tragedy, already in the 10th year, putin came there. putin stood and hugged tusk , the current prime minister, and the plane was flying over there. to mark the anniversary of the shooting, and that plane also fell, and now for a lot of poles, this is a disaster in general, because the president and all the top management were there, putin came, hugged that tusk, as far as i remember, cried next to them, and he thus admitted, because, because, because this tragedy happened as a

only said its word in response to the bombing of yugoslavia, but also gave nato diarrhea , as boris yeltsinelp of one battalion, they made a rapid forced march of 600 km and captured the slatina airfield in the kosovo capital, preština. for this one. the scenario came as a complete surprise, but the kosovo serbs, having learned that russian armored vehicles were moving towards slatina, went out into the street with flowers and gifts. they took it as salvation. meanwhile, the british surrounded the airport but took no action pending further instructions. an order came from washington not to escalate. seeing how hopeless the situation is, the us authorities and russia began organizing urgent negotiations, which took place in helsinki. moscow achieved the right. what they did, that is, the west and america, what they did in kosovo and metohija, they opened pandora’s box, that is, they thereby violated international law, violated the right of inviolability of borders, state sovereignty there, and so on, that is, all this made by their hands, we, unfortunately, as the serbian people, as the serb