the choice of the people then fell on boris nikolaevich yeltsin.er the situation of this crisis, turning point, and in many ways fatal year. and let us pay attention to the fact that the situation in the then soviet union and the fate of this country increasingly depended on the confrontation between two people: mikhail gorbachev and boris yeltsin. and thereby from the struggle of the two lines that they represented at that time, reformist and revolutionary. mikhail gorbachev, while remaining the leader of the cpsu, has also been president of the ussr for a year. under his leadership, the ussr has been in its sixth year reformist perestroika continued, which, after initial successes, reached a dead end, primarily economic, and which communist gorbachev desperately tried to save. another communist, boris yeltsin, spoke at the first. opposition, in 1990 he was elected head of the new russian parliament, chaired by yeltsin, the parliament approved the declaration of state sovereignty of russia and began to create an independent economy and a new legal

yeltsin faced a completely different situation.su, created on the old square to confront yeltsin, set the goal of moving the elections to the second round. to do this , it was necessary to spread the votes among numerous candidates in the first round. and the palette of nominees seemed to create such an opportunity. boris yeltsin's main opponent was nikolai ryshkov, the former head of the union council of ministers, officially supported by the cpsu. the first one performed together with him. minister of internal affairs of the ussr, colonel general boris gromov, a well-known commander in the country who withdrew soviet troops from afghanistan. conservative tandem ryshkov-kromov, with his words, promised illusory soviet stability. another colonel general, albert makasov, commander of the volga-ural military district, with his frenzied rhetoric, addressed the support of the radical communist voter, for the votes of the working people, primarily miners. the ardent populist amangeldy tuleyev from kuzbass fought against the rise in pric

the choice of the people then fell on boris nikolaevich yeltsin. let us remember the situation of this crisis, turning point and, in many ways , fatal year. and let us pay attention to the fact that the situation is... reformist and revolutionary. mikhail gorbachev, while remaining the leader of the cpsu, has also been president of the ussr for a year. under his leadership of the ussr, the reformist perestroika continued for the sixth year, which, after initial successes , came to an end. into a dead end, primarily economic, and which the communist gorbachev desperately tried to save. another communist, boris yeltsin, who acted as a close ally of gorbachev in the early years of perestroika, became his radical opponent. he left the party godfather, led the revolutionary-minded opposition, and in 1990 was elected head of the new russian parliament. under the chairmanship of yeltsin , the parliament approved a declaration of state sovereignty. russia and began to create an independent economy and a new legal system in the largest union republic. elect

boris nikolayevich yeltsin for 535, against 502. with a margin of four votes above the required minimum. i am sure that the screening of the film played the role of the final emotional push. which gave yeltsin several missing votes. election of yeltsin as chairman of the russian parliament, opened the way for him to matters that became the main content of his political life. soon the government of russia was formed, headed by the first prime minister ivan selaev; a turning point was the adoption on june 12, 1990 of the declaration of state sovereignty of russia. it started with this document. a new era in state building in russia, and a year later, on june 12 , 1991, boris yeltsin was elected the first president of new russia. comfort at low prices on the yandex market, from small things to significant things. discounts up to 65% on radmand home appliances on yandex market. only at alfabank. spin the reel in the app and get a superkick up to 100% every month. up to 30% more in categories guaranteed, if you don’t have a card, order a

yeltsin always lacked a few votes.ng amazing happened: the last weight in the scales of history was the new art of cinema. here's how it happened. i testify as a direct participant in the events. the impasse in the election of the chairman of the supreme soviet of the rsfsr was dangerously dragging on. and then i remembered the documentary-journalistic film directed by stanislav govarukhin under the symbolic title “you can’t live like this.” late soviet life from moscow and leningrad to a remote province, he made striking comparisons with the lives of ordinary people in germany, which the ussr defeated in the great patriotic war, asked questions about the reasons for the outrageous contrast, which over time only... a special screening was prepared for may 28, 1990 at the cinema in october. using the powers of the moscow city authorities, i sent about 20 buses to the kremlin on ivanovskaya square. after the congress meeting. what a normal entrepreneurial economy can provide to ordinary people - it was a devastating emot

yeltsin, gavriil popov and anatoly sobchak. yeltsin as president of russia direct popular elections, dealt a serious blow to the legitimacy of the elected ussr president mikhail gorbachev. only by the congress of allied deputies. it became clear that it was impossible to defeat or at least push aside yeltsin by political or legal methods in the coming years. gorbachev could only accept the inevitable and try to re-enter the union with yeltsin in an effort to maintain at least a limited role for himself in the renewed union of nine republics. on july 10 , 1991, gorbachev unexpectedly appeared to everyone. in the kremlin in the midst of the procedure the inauguration of president yeltsin, he came to congratulate his victorious rival, making a somewhat forced joke, so the country now has one more president. ahead of the two presidents, who had been either allies or rivals many times, many more dramatic events awaited them in this fateful ninety-first year, the last in the history of the ussr. continue our broadcast. official repor

opponents did everything to prevent yeltsin from gaining power.ted 2 weeks, yeltsin’s main rival was a candidate member of the politburo of the cpsu central committee, chairman of the council of ministers of the rsfsr alexander vlasov, who was called a protégé of the kremlin. the entire propaganda machine and hardware network of the cpsu really worked in his favor. the head of parliament was elected secretly by voting. to be elected, it was necessary to receive 531 votes out of 1060. grueling debates were interspersed over and over again. inconclusive votes. yeltsin always lacked a few votes. eventually something amazing happened. the latest weight in the scales of history was the new movie. art, this is how it happened, i testify as a direct participant in the events. the impasse in the elections to the chairman of the supreme soviet of the rsfsr was dangerously dragging on. and then i remembered about the documentary-journalistic film directed by stanislav govarukhin under you can’t live like that with a symbolic name. in his frank, somewhat rut

yeltsin, who had already gained a lot of political power. was the obvious first choice for chairman, but the post of speaker came to him after a long and difficult struggle, in which too much was at stake. many people were afraid of yeltsin at that time for various reasons. for the team of reformer mikhail gorbachev, who had already become president of the ussr in march 1990, yeltsin was a radical and a populist. for the orthodox communists of russia, yeltsin was an ideological renegade and... a rebel, everyone understood perfectly well that if yeltsin was allowed to head the parliament for 5 years, it would be almost impossible to retain him further, he would use this springboard to the fullest, and... the central committee of the cpsu, chairman of the council of ministers of the rsfsr, alexander vlasov, who was called the kremlin's intercessor. the entire propaganda machine and hardware network of the cpsu really worked in his favor. the head of parliament was elected by secret ballot to be elected. it was necessary to obtain 531 votes out

yeltsin insisted on sovereign states.chev objected. and pressed along the party line, in the end they seemed to agree on the name union of soviet sovereign republics, thereby preserving the cherished abbreviation ussr, moreover. significant disagreements were caused by the issue of union taxes and budget. gorbachev advocated a three-channel system. the budget of the union, gorbachev assured, should be formed from union taxes and fees, as well as from shared contributions from republican and local authorities. this was opposed by russian boris yeltsin and ukrainian leonid kravchuk. they insisted on a single-channel system, which assumed that the republics would contribute to the union budget. sified contributions. the question of union taxes was political and partly philosophical. the scope of the powers of the union government and its status in the state system depended on his decision. the presence of a union tax was a fundamental feature of the federation. maintenance of the central government only through fixed contrib

some people said yes, but we told gorbachev and yeltsin that we were not going to expand.ion is over, we can do, whatever we want, we are the only superpower. clinton bought it. i bent this line. so this is not frivolous at all, this is the years we will propose to ukraine to become part of nato, a long-term plan based on a long-term geostrategy. and so the russians say, you ’re kidding, we wanted peace. "we ended the cold war, you didn't just defeat us, we said enough is enough, we dissolved the warsaw pact, we wanted peace, we wanted cooperation, you call that a victory, we just wanted to cooperate, i know this for sure because i was there in those years that i wanted gorbachev, what yeltsin wanted, they didn’t want a war with the united states and they didn’t say that they were defeated, they said, we just want to cooperate, we want to stop the cold war. “we want to become part of the world economy, to be a normal economy, a normal society, connected with you, connected with europe, with asia, and the united states said: “we understand, we understand, we won, you do eve

at the g7 summit in tokyo, yeltsin agreed, it was july, already in august all agreements were signed, that everything goes to russia and so on. and the like, but you know, in addition to strategic weapons, they also transferred strategic aviation, cruise missiles that are flying over us today, you know, this was already done completely without the fact that there was a decision of the parliament, it was already done, well, in some way, you know , such an absurd way, because already at that time, russia's aggressive behavior was clear and known, and already at the time, as you are talking about me, i understood that sooner or later, russia... personally, i am talking about myself, will fight with ukraine, why? and because russia started this war after the declaration of ukrainian independence, immediately, remember the trade wars, remember tuzl, remember the many, many things that russia did to bring ukraine back into its interests. where did this concept go, first nato and then the completion of nuclear disarmament, so that these the processes coincided, why, why it didn’t happen, it

team, by the way, i think that yeltsin won the elections in 1996, and the first, god forbid, there lot of intimidation, the second , after all, was general lebed, who took third place and who pulled away the votes of some of the protesters. accordingly, i think now for the democratic party, if i were a consultant to this party, i would say, guys, god forbid, we have already fed everyone, we have been feeding this since 2020, january 6, and well , we can go on for a long time with this story , but it is not sufficient for victory, accordingly, only one surname, that is we need to negotiate with kennedy, the main task. now take these battleground states, swing states, this year there are a lot of them, that is, last year the outcome of the elections was decided, or rather, as if in 2020, the outcome of the elections was decided by five states, now 10 states are in the game, and well, the task is to give money and to kennedy moved to register superpecs that would support kennedy, and this can be done. either trump leaves or kennedy leaves, well, then campaign for kennedy and let him c

team, by the way, i believe that yeltsin won the elections in 96, and the first thing is , god forbidd there is not enough candidate, but... i think now for the democratic party, the voices of some of the protesters, accordingly, if i were a consultant to this party, i would say, guys, god forbid, we have already fed everyone, we have been feeding this since 2020, january 6, and well, we can go on for a long time with this story. but it is not sufficient for victory, accordingly, only one surname kennedy, that is, it is necessary to negotiate with kennedy, the main task now is to take these battleground states, swing states, this year there are a lot of them, that is, last year the outcome of the elections was decided, more precisely as if in 2020 the outcome of the elections was decided by five states, now there are 10 states in the game, and well, the task is yes... okay, well, it’s clear, here, that is, it’s clear that everything is very bad, but it’s clear where to go, but trump needs to change something, or he’s got it all as it is ok, well, trump today took a very big step up th

team, by the way, i think that yeltsin won the elections in the ninety-sixth candidate, and thereintimidation, the second was general lebed, who took third place and who pulled back the votes of some of the protesters, accordingly, i think now for the democratic party , if i were a consultant... a lot, that is, last year the outcome of the elections was decided, or rather, as if in 2020, the outcome of the elections was decided by five states, now 10 states are in the game, and well, the task is to give money, and for kennedy to move to register superpecs , who would support kennedy, and this can be done without him, do you mean invite kennedy as vice president or simply promote a third candidate. today he took a very big step up the ladder in changeability, i would say so, yes, but whether they love him, that’s the point. already his, now the fight is being waged, well, roughly speaking, for several hundred thousand votes, spread thinly across specific swing states, he doesn’t have to fight for voters in california or for voters in texas, although some say that texas could alread

i described many times that in general gorbachev should have arrested yeltsin, you know, everything,t was illegal, it was essentially the case, it was already a coup, what right did these troika have to dissolve what had been created for so many years and which our soviet union could have... been organized better, it didn’t have, they didn’t have any right to do this, not even moral, legal, it’s illegitimate, illegitimate, it was a coup, but you keep talking about england, don’t forget that our main enemy was the united states, the united states, in denmark we worked against the united states, in england we worked against the united states and nato, you know, this is after. they are getting into all the holes, now they have already gotten into armenia, they in georgia are very unhappy that georgia, therefore, is accepting laws on foreign agencies, which they will copy from the americans, but well, that’s one thing, you know, well, it’s time to stop already, but it’s getting closer to a serious clash, god forbid it happens, god forbid. now the usa and england are allies, after all, it

and it was yeltsin who the west stored they could work reads two create a different kind of russia and finally a different kind of relationship on the continent of europe, there would be democratic and free, and that would be uncontested in that regard. and it was yeltsin who then raised to his prominent place vladimir putin, saying that he wanted him to succeed him in part because he thought vladimir putin biden would protect his family, would not pursue any corruption charges against him vladimir putin had grown up through the intelligence services notably before the wall came down in germany. and he he called that the worst catastrophe for russia in the 20th century. >> you secretary lloyd austin has begun to speak, let's listening why do you need dr. brian pregnant mothers, macron distinguish gash ladies and gentlemen. >> and above all veterans of world war ii i am honored to stand again at this howell place we bow our heads to remember the more than 9,000 us and allied soldiers killed or wounded on d-day by hitler's forces on behalf of the united states department of defense. i am

commonwealth of independent states, why is it that the majority of the russian people call yeltsin aen after the defeat of the august pike of the state emergency committee, 24 august ninety-first year, the supreme council of the ukrainian ussr declared independence. you don’t have to think for a long time, this is necessary for those who came to our land with regularity, at intervals of approximately 100 years, charles x, napoleon, hitler, and our current partners in the west want to do exactly this. national security advisor to 39 us president jimmy carter, with ukraine russia is a power, without? well, they do it so that without. another quote from this author. i note a government official. russia needs divide into parts. it will then consist of a loose confederation. for me, the meaning of this war is not only the defense of donbass, although of course, the long-term shelling of the city, the death of civilians, women, children, must be stopped. and any means for this are good, for me the meaning of the war is a return to my territory, to the territory of the russian language, the

vote for putin's people, for people like putin, and then we will definitely say to ourselves that yeltsin.. exception, he was far from perfect, but at least he definitely did not start a war against ukraine, so russia will remain russia, or what do you think, i know that you were interested in russia, even had some kind of institution related to the study of russia? please, mr. vadim, look, in principle, if we are talking about the average russian, then at the moment, in addition to everything that you said, there is a lot that is actually true. but there is one very important aspect, which is that today 50, well we did, recently graduated from sociology two weeks ago in russia, on the territory of the russian federation, and i can clearly appeal to the numbers, 52% currently have no savings in general, 21% have preservation for a maximum of one month, 73% of the population of the russian federation is currently well, if not the rise. who is somewhere on the brink since july, with the same 73% of the population saying that things are moving in the right direction and the country is moving

possible avoid, as in ninety-six, when after the presidential elections many were convinced that yeltsinv’s victory. the country fell apart in half, everyone voted for me, and the millionaires of the urals voted for ilsan, now it was possible to organize a civil war in the north, there was a moment when you made a decision for yourself, i will not take the forceful route, what moment was that, after what? russian war of world destruction. the first main task, both for you and for me, regardless of political orientation, in war we have to win. i contribute to this as much as possible. i don’t see the future of the country without victory. and as an almost artistic metaphor explaining the logic of gennady zyuganov, his story about his childhood and his mother-teacher, who for him is the prototype of his homeland, in fact. when i was 7 years old, she called me and said, i’ll be with you. teach, you see, the threshold, i see, i crossed it, i’m a teacher, we came back, i’m a mother, i studied with her for 4 years, i really wanted to get an a. i say: they gave nikolai an a, but i didn’t, she s

yeltsin’s times and therefore the negotiations will be difficult, but i am sure that they will be successful and it is indeed time to move away from the 2000 treaty, which was signed by igor ivanov in february 1920 and then ratified by our parliament in the summer . 2000, if you print it in small print, takes up one page, and in fact does not create such a reliable legal basis for our relations, but you know, when i need to simulate some complex negotiations with my undergraduate students, i often use north korea, now i, because this is a complex, but very strategically important relationship. i would like to dwell on four issues that are relevant to russian-north korean relations. now, according to zhelanikov’s estimates, there are about 60 thousand of them, which, of course, does not correspond to any our history, about 160,000 ethnic koreans live in russia, they are a very important part of our economy, our politics, our culture, it is clear that there are conditions for attracting korean migrants, but we guess that north korean workers will not become migrants, they will here is the work

again, 1991 came, the superpower soviet union collapsed, the new government in the person of boris yeltsinnt a new head of the kgb democrat boss, in the end, not... his action, but we can assume that he played a role in the act of such a rash decision. move away! the long-standing, well-proven , effective cia methodology worked, which was developed back in the fifties of the last century, and bore fruit precisely in the dashing nineties. this program is "troy". it was invented by intellectuals from american universities, philosophers, political scientists, mathematicians and historians. why was it called troy? not only do we not remind our viewer. what is this and whose image is it? the ancient greek legendary poet homer wrote the poem of odysseus. there is one significant episode in it: after the greeks lifted the siege of the city of troy, they left a surprise for the seemingly victorious trojans, a huge wooden horse on wheels, inside which a greek detachment led by odysseus was located. the trojans, considering the gift a sign from above, took the giant horse to the city and placed this

listen again, 1991 came , a superpower, the soviet union collapsed, a new government represented boris yeltsin appoint a new democrat as head of the kgb. helpers, good people who are from patriotic motives, well, someone , of course, helps intelligence, counterintelligence, and solves their problems of ensuring state security for money. i simply came to destroy this organization, to destroy it as i understood it, but to destroy it while still preserving some special services, which in general should be, well, an unacceptable, not obligatory attribute of any state. vadim bakatin has already passed away. and we are unlikely to know the reasons for his action, but we can assume that we played a role in the act of such a rash decision we can, step aside, the long-standing, well -proven effective cia methodology worked, which was developed back in the fifties of the last century, and bore fruit precisely in the dashing nineties, the “troy” program, it was invented by intellectuals from american universities, philosophers, political scientists , mathematicians and historians. why was it called "troy

in the constitutional court, today i want to thank zorkin, he resisted and endured. he resisted, yeltsinheir pants to prove that we are all criminals. documents, there would only be enough time to acquaint with them those who, out of naivety , defend the position of the petitioning party, not knowing what they are doing today, the communists were frightened by the fact that they would now be hanged from street lamps. many members of the party fled, it was painful for me to watch, i did not join the party in order to enjoy benefits, some privileges, i joined as a boy in order to serve the motherland, in those difficult conditions, he was not afraid to take on the role of leader and take the communists with him, a fighter, a fighter, what kind of fighter? i was tried 300 times, interrogated and the criminal case was fabricated, but i could have been arrested, i could have been arrested after the shooting of parliament, i have a question for you, do you have a clear idea of ​​your future? such thoughts scare you, you can just close your eyes, but you know what the outcome will be, open your

boris nikolaevich.” no need, gennady andrevich, well, probably the most important fight you had with yeltsinthen, they don’t bring oyniks back from the graveyard. how fierce she was hatred, how many vile lies, fakes there were, and of course, these monstrous newspapers selling in millions of copies, god forbid, when grandma marfa found this newspaper, of course she was terribly hurt, she says, gena, how can they write that this is it, well, it’s impossible, and then he said, he says: mom, i forbid you to read any newspapers now. "it was really possible to push north and south, they pushed me, it was possible to organize an instant fight to lose the country, probably every person has the barrier from which he must understand, i understood perfectly." brightly and dramatically, but we certainly only thought about this, and we appreciated gennady andreevich’s decision not to succumb to these provocative calls, this, well, in general, was another confirmation confirmation of his quality as a very responsible statesman, and the fact that in those years gennady andreevich, having an undeniable adv

countries, but also to most representatives of the russian government, in addition to president boris yeltsinerals were privy to the plan. our battalion was already moving, because the minister of defense went, well, to boris nikolayevich with a report where he outlined the situation, and that means there was a phrase that we... now the prichina international airport, but it still accepts not only civil aircraft, it is still the only airfield in kosovo that suitable for transporting large groupings of ground forces to the region. and every june 12 , the airfield welcomes guests. official prizhtina widely celebrates the anniversary of the entry of nato troops into the region. until now, the situation in the region remains tense, so the authorities of the republika srpska welcomed the opening of the russian diplomatic mission. today the first gastronomic festival of turkey opened, the producers of this product decided to show all the successes created from scratch in the industry. in just 10 years, it entered the top five in the world in terms of production volumes. a big celebration and tastin

russia first surrendered through the mouth of yeltsin with this absolutely shameful and vile page oferica and russia could be blessed, it is impossible to imagine a greater public betrayal of the motherland, but then we, by and large , recognized their superiority, now what is happening, this is a very interesting expression, which putin uses, we will no longer put up, all the parties that exist in europe are still different tortures... we say, no, who are you anyway, pathetic insignificant scum, why did you decide that you can, how germans love to read lessons there, you in general, who, you are just who, you are bloodsuckers , bloodsuckers, your entire collective culture is based on millions and millions of ruined lives, you are a nation of vampires, ghouls, by the way, this term ghoul was directly used. president, and stop talking to you as if you are the same as us, you are not like us, you are ghouls whose wealth comes from the blood of oppressed unfortunate peoples, we are not like you, certainly europe has no right to read to us notations and tell us what we should be like, fr

yeltsin, for a direct dialogue on television. i don't need his debates.ctor began precisely in the kaluga region. the station became the launching pad. for many areas , crews of nuclear submarines were trained there, the first fast neutron reactors appeared, and today they are solving the problems of nuclear waste, developing new technologies, for example, obtaining the fuel of the future, but in addition, will launch the largest plant in europe for the production of radiopharmaceuticals that help in the treatment of cancer. this is the news, this is what will happen next in the program : the trial of the american journalist grishkovich began in yekaterinburg. the long and expensive road to... lands in australia within an hour and political injections and heated debates took place in france in the run-up to the parliamentary elections. more about this and more after the advertisement. see you. i have a special order from the head of the security service, i can’t let you in, are you drunk, why? boss, from me, from which boss, sealed with seven seals, premi

yeltsin offered me any office, just tell me it’s right, good. ya.in my heart that i would rather shoot myself than get involved with your gang, and they kicked me out of work, there were six people on my hands, in a year three times i kicked out, that's all, there was a time when you didn't know how to feed this big family of mine, one brought potatoes, the second slaughtered his piglet, a piece of lard, the third there a jar of mushrooms, in general, in this regard, have 100 friends and you will survive, in principle. difficulties did not break him. the communist restored the party and became the permanent leader of the communist party faction in the state duma. zyuganov ran for the presidency four times, each time taking second place in the elections. he is not shy about making loud statements and not always pleasant assessments of his opponents and especially those who look towards the west. we have to defend ourselves, who are dragging us under'. he went with the country along the entire path of changes, challenges and problems, in the most diff

ukraine, yeltsin russia, shushkevich belarus, signed the belovesh agreements on the termination of theion of a commonwealth of independent states. well, the majority are russian people. from russian culture, which is as russian as ukrainian when they are together, from the language spoken by the overwhelming majority of the population, and talked about grandfathers and grandmothers, from friendly and family ties that penetrate the hearts of millions of people, from the faith that the prince vladimir brought it to our land, who needs it, don’t think twice it is necessary, it is necessary for those who regularly... with a periodicity of approximately 100 years, charles x, napoleon, hitler came to our land, and our current partners in the west want to do just that. having filled in a detailed quote from mr. brzezinski, national security advisor to the thirty-ninth president of the united states, jimmy carter. "with ukraine, russia is a power, without? well, they’re doing it so that without. another quote from this author. i’ll note a government official. russia needs to be divided into pa

countries, but also to most representatives of the russian government, in addition to president boris yeltsinwere privy to the plan. our battalion was already moving, because the minister of defense went, well, to boris nikolayevich with a report where he outlined the situation, and that means there was a phrase that... we cannot obey the american general there in the american sector, because in this case you, as the commander-in-chief of the russian armed forces, essentially affairs, you will be subordinate to president sha bill clinton. a few days before the forced march , a gru special forces group of eighteen people was sent to kosovo , led by major yunusbek evkurov, they were ordered to take control of the slatino airport and hold it. 25 years later, even entry into the so-called independent kosovo is virtually closed to russians, and even more so to russian journalists. our film crew was one of the last to see how slatina is used now. aerodrome. slatina is now prishchina international airport, but it still receives not only civil aircraft. this is still the only airfield in kosovo that

apart from president boris yeltsin, only a few generals were privy to the plan.dy moving, because the minister of defense i went, well, to boris nikolayevich with a report where i outlined the situation, and that means there was a phrase that... we cannot obey the american general there in the american sector, because in this case you, as the commander-in-chief of the russian armed forces, in fact, you will be subordinate to president sha bill clinton. a few days before the forced march , a gru special forces group of 18 people, led by major yunusbek evkurov, was sent to kosovo; they were ordered to take control of the slatina airport and hold it. slatina is now prishchina international airport, but it still receives not only civil aircraft. this is still the only airfield in kosovo that is suitable for transporting large groupings of ground forces to the region. and every june 12 , the airfield welcomes guests. official pristina widely celebrates the anniversary of the entry of nato troops into the region. until now , the situation in the region remains tense, s

year 1991 came, the superpower soviet union collapsed, the new government in the person of boris yeltsinf as head of the kgb, ultimately not a professional, who came from the regional party nomenklatura, with distrust from... inside which a greek detachment led by odysseus was located. the trojans, considering the gift a sign from above, brought a giant horse into the city and placed this trophy in the central square. at night, when the victors were tired of the feast, odyssius and his soldiers slipped out of the horse’s belly, opened the gates to the city and let in the returning greek army. the fate of the three was decided. three since then. a horse is an image symbol of insidious plans, where hidden weapons are used under the guise of friendship, so the americans in their intelligence the aggressive concept used the trojan horse in the fight against the ussr, and then against russia. information is their main weapon, because it is not without reason that the motto of the american elite is the following expression: who owns the information, owns the world. most likely, the former head

there at the very end soviet period and even posed as an adviser and almost a representative of boris yeltsinople who worked for boris yeltsen, andronik knows for sure even who, they said, who is this person? let's listen to mr. piantkovsky. it’s not clear now that for the real, for the use of aircraft that will change the rules of the game in general, will allow ukraine to win, and we are talking about victory, about the defeat of russia, we don’t need dozens, we need hundreds, at least two hundred aircraft, we must abandon the dogma that they should be flown only by ukrainian crews, well, this one is already known, i am sure to our viewer, a person like ilya ponomarev.

yeltsin, for a direct dialogue on television; i don’t need his debates. then. surely , huge crowds of people gathered here under your windows in 1996, they didn’t hint, but the kremlin was 100-200 meters away, they hinted, they hinted, i understood that any clash would end. the civil war, in general, danilets split, i am a supporter of a strong, strong, smart russia, gennady andrevich zyuganov, he is consistent, he is principled in his positions, in his actions, in his assessments, he never hid them, he never wavered in his political convictions for the sake of some kind of situation, and of course, gennady andreevich, he is a team player, that is, you can press the button to call putin. necessary for happiness, gennady andreevich quoted gagarin. you can only be happy together with your country. evgeniy roshkovtsychov. documentary film by evgeny razhkov, truth of zyuganov, watch on our channel tonight at 23:20. to on the seventieth anniversary of the launch of the world's first nuclear power plant in obnensk, an alley was laid in honor of the creators of

allowed, allowed these creatures, no, well , we know the two main culprits, well, well, gorbachev and yeltsinng seriously, systematically, systematically , yes, they, they sold, they sold us all. ideology, so to speak, they thought about to add, we are without ideology, a russian person cannot fight without ideology, understand, we cannot, we are confronting a colossal force, a colossal force, and this escalation, so to speak, it will only develop further, and i, so to speak, i i i don’t know, you know , i, i repeat once again, i don’t have meth, i don’t, well, somehow, they won’t think about these, about these boys, about these children, about ours, about those, these are children who are nothing. they don’t understand, they will be driven to the slaughter like cattle, we must do everything to to prevent this, i don’t know how, what we need to do now, you know, when they ask me, i say, yes, they’ll tell me, i ’ll go to a trench, they’ll say, i’m not going to dig a trench, they’ll say, i’ll go shoot, let them they will tell us what to do, you know, just to stop this fratricidal war as quickly

countries, but also to most representatives of the russian government, in addition to president boris yeltsinals were privy to the plan. our battalion is already two. subordinate to us president bill clinton. a few days before the forced march , a gru special forces group of 18 people , led by major yunusbek evkurov, is sent to kosovo. they were ordered to take control of the slatina airport and hold it until the main forces arrived. details of the operation so far classified. one of the versions of those events is presented in the film balkan frontier, created with the participation of our channel. a lot has changed since '95. and now the solution. we accept it ourselves. 25 years later, even entry into the so-called independent kosovo is effectively closed to russians, and even more so to russian journalists. our film crew was one of the last to see how slatina is used now. the slatina airfield is now prishchina international airport, but it still receives not only civil aircraft. it's still the only airfield in kosovo that is suitable for transporting large groupings of ground forces to th

brezhnev, nor andropovych, chernenko, visited anything, nor gorbachev, nobody went, putin himself, yeltsinvisit, putin himself visited once in 2000, 20 4 years ago, that the only visit was, this is the second visit to bhenyan, and suddenly there is such friendship, mr. igor, such love, such kisses, that just where there is, yes, yes, of course, this, this visit attracts a lot of attention, and it seems to me , what is this, this is a persistent request, actually a punishment. the korean leader should visit pyongyang, and why? it seems to me that this is, to a certain extent , a setup of putin himself. by and large, he has no other chance than to come, if he wants to continue receiving weapons and receive, in fact, that support from of north korea, which he is receiving now. and as far as i'm concerned, it was a condition that was actually formulated and despite all the solemnity of this visit, so to speak, and in the spirit of such marxism. of leninism in the best times, and by and large, putin made a very serious mistake with this visit, and the reaction actually did not take long, the re

there are some certain movements, maybe at first some. .. minimal liberalization once there, as under yeltsin, yes, but in the end russia will slide into the same thing, it simply cannot exist without it, we must already think about what we should do next, how we should build this border, what laws should we adopt, how should we work with society, how should we work with youth, how should we work with and with state institutions, what should we do so that we do not slide back into this russian mirgu. this racism. and what should we do in order not to become like them, obviously, some of those who are watching us may now notice. the fact is that we mentioned that ukraine is doing everything possible to join the european union as soon as possible. nevertheless, our viewers ask questions: roman chervinskyi, roman dudin, andrii malakhov, tuman, andrii yangolenko, slobozhanshchyna, serhii pashinskyi, oleksandr vodolazkii. does the west know that there are so many politicians in ukraine? heard that is what the person who left the comment calls these people. will they help us despite the fact that a

declaration of the decision on state sovereignty, and which in the 90th year russia proclaimed under yeltsin that they seem to be joining the soviet union, and that is now it is witnessed by people who follow putin there , they say that this is his biggest political disaster, and in principle the capture of berdyansk is taking place under the banner that we are returning the soviet union... and it is amazing that they are celebrating, in principle, as it is everything happens in their head, but i just look, for example, there is berdyansky some higher educational institution, now it is called azov state pedagogical university, i don’t know what it was called, bdpu was called, well , everything else is called like that is called the azov pedoriv, that's what it was called, the berdyansk state pedagogical university, but i watch this one from there. soviet, this head of this occupation administration, oleksandr saulenko, the rector of this university, ekaterina stepaniuk, that is, they are all ukrainians, ethnic ukrainians, and there are those poor students, well, how poor, i don’t know, poor

, nor brezhnev, nor andropovychnenko visited anything, nor gorbachev, nobody went, putin himself, yeltsinid not visit, putin himself visited once in 2000, 20, 4 years ago, this was the only visit, this is the second visit to bhymyan, and suddenly there is such friendship, mr. igor, such love, such kisses, that there is just no way. yes, of course, this, this visit is attracting a lot of attention, and i think that this is such a, this is a persistent request, actually korean, korean leader to visit pyongyang, and why, it seems to me that this is to some extent the reason of putin himself. he has, by and large, no other chance than to come if he... wants to continue to receive weapons and receive exactly the kind of support from north korea that he is receiving now. and as far as i'm concerned, this was a condition that was actually formulated, and despite all, so to speak, the solemnity of this visit and in the spirit of such marxism-leninism, in better times, and by and large. on account of putin very seriously impersonating himself with this visit, but the reaction is actually not delay

no andropovich chernenko did not visit anything, nor gorbachev, no one went, putin himself, yeltsin did not visit, putin himself visited once in 2000, 20 4 years ago, this was the only visit, this is the second visit to pyongyang, and here suddenly friendship, mr. igor, such love, such kisses, that just where is there, yes, yes, of course, this, this visit attracts a lot of attention, and it seems to me that... and this is such, this is a persistent request, actually korean, korean leader to visit pyongyang, and why? to me, it seems to me that it is to a certain extent the reason is from putin himself, by and large he has no other chance than how to come if he wants to continue receiving weapons and receive that support from the north. korea, which he receives now. and, in my opinion, this was a condition that was actually formulated, and despite all, so to speak, the solemnity of this visit and, in the spirit of such, marxism-leninism, better times, and, by and large, putin takes himself very seriously with this visited, and the reaction actually did not take long. the reaction of sout

to stay, even if there are some movements, maybe some minimal liberalization at first, like when yeltsin but in the end russia will slide into the same thing, it simply cannot exist without it, we must already think about what we should do next, how we should build this border, what laws we should adopt about... , how should we work with society, how should we work with youth, how should we work with with with state institutions, what should we do so that we don't slide back into this russian world, into this racism, and what should we do so that we don't become like them, some of those who are watching us can obviously notice now , the fact is that we mentioned that ukraine is doing everything possible to join the european union as soon as possible. nevertheless , our viewers ask questions: roman chervinskyi, roman dudin, andrii malakhov, tuman, andrii yangolenko, slobozhanshchyna, serhii pashinskyi, oleksandr vodolaskyi, does he know the event that there are so many political prisoners in ukraine, this is what the person who left the comment calls these people, will they help us despit

yeltsin did not visit, putin himself visited once in 2000, 20.4 years ago, this was the only visit, this was the second visit to byenyang, and suddenly there is such friendship, mr. igor, such love, such kisses, that just where there, yes, yes , of course, this, this visit is attracting a lot of attention, and i think that what is this, this is a persistent request, actually... of the koreans, the korean leader to visit pyongyang, and why me, me it seems that this is to a certain extent the basis of putin himself, he has no other chance than to come if he wants to get weapons and get exactly the kind of support from north korea that he is getting now, and how about me , it was a condition that... was actually formulated, and despite all the festivity of this visit, so to speak, and in the spirit of such marxism-leninism of the best times, by and large, putin made himself very serious with this visit, and the reaction was not long in coming , the reaction of south korea and putin had to this situation even ... to give birth to south korea in hanoi, so i don't really see this visit as such

my point is that on today, one of the most global problems for all of us is that it is not because yeltsin is good or bad, or there is a certain time. was different, the problem is that today, well, any revolution, it needs a whole set of factors, or even a change of power, no matter how we will name it, but the first factors are definitely a leader, some idea, ideology, structures, time, money, and international support or silence, at the moment there are no two key points, there are no leaders, there are no leaders at all, and the opposition does not fall at all , it does not fall on 23%. cannot even accumulate 23% of those who are anti-putin, because in russia, on average , 23-24% of the population since the first day of the war are people who are categorically against putin, and there is no, probably even the biggest problem, it is not the leader, the leader would appear the problem is that 99 or 100% of the residents of the russian federation, including anti-putinists, and including stormtroopers and supporters of khadarkovski, are people who... live in the ideology of the russian wor

all this it was, but difficult times came for our entire country, gorbachev began, of course, then yeltsin yes, all enterprises, many began to close, that is, reductions, no orders, when devastation began, at one time there was no flew, there was no money for it... no funds, no money for maintenance, i tried to somehow get it to be serviced properly, to save this plane, because it’s just a pity when planes are stationary, they die, and not every an airplane is like a living creature, each airplane even has its own name, i personally give each name, there was a pirate, there was a swallow, there was toska, this is n24, and then there was ekaterina, whom the americans sold to me. some planes were written off, they remained with us at the very end of the nineties only the an-26, an-32 plane, until the last minute i tried to somehow preserve this plane there thirty-second, because i flew most of the flights on it, a fairly good company approached us, which said, we’ll take the plane and buy it, well, we will provide work for the crew, in the late nineties they sold me and i, along with this, f

in fact, we had american advisers effectively telling yeltsin what to do. and it was the advice that they were giving, the shock therapy that destroyed the russian economy in the 19 ninety's. prudent gets into power. and the times it perfectly cuz energy prices are going up and they, the beginning of putting is right. and there was a period of relative prosperity when they were bouncing back from the heart of the 1990s. you know, the average life expectancy dropped from 66 target for years. at the end of the soviet period down to 57 years, the economy straight to the sides of the netherlands. russia was a basket case who oversaw the period of russian growth and rebound. but the united states did not like that, and we pulled out of the abm treaty in 2002. and that's a rush. it began as nuclear modernization. why? why don't, why have me united states like that? i don't under what i hear this all the time and i know what happened since obviously reading books by you and others. i've come to realize what happened in 2014, which is essentially a full mentor cool