boris yeltsin, radical reformist, gorbachev's opponent, and of course, a pro american. the west supported him immediately. gorbachev's popularity rating had dropped dramatically, and people were looking for an alternative to him. during his acting career, reagan played roles in 92 movies. he had an extraordinary ability to play various roles, being the leading actor to the supporting actor with a chimpanzee. however, he always played in hollywood's b movies. but politics was where he wanted to be a superstar and even a unique director. by and action. reagan didn't like the foreign policy of the former presidents of the united states, so he appointed five of america's most prominent strategists to write a new screenplay for foreign policy. the most prominent of them was richard pipes, a us national security advisor and an experienced harvard university professor, a man who'd been researching for years to confront the... soviet union and had written many books about it. the mission was supposed to be completely confidential. pipe started his career on the third floor of t

desire to preserve the ussr as it was, and how in 3 days everything ended, the russian parliament, yeltsin, yelsyn, yeltsin, shame, shame, how today, years later, natalya narochenskaya looks at the events of those years, how they assess the roles of gorbachev, yeltsin and members of the state emergency committee in what happened and was was there any chance that the collapse of the country could have been stopped? this is life, fate about the august pushcha of 1991, historian and political scientist natalia drachnitskaya. natalia, my dear, brothers. thank you, thank you, we are meeting with you now at the beginning of autumn, only recently such a sad, probably, date has passed: 33 years with puchu, you know, i, to be honest with you, maybe out of naivety, maybe because i was very young then, i am growing more and more sympathy for the members of the state emergency committee, for some reason it seems to me that they wanted to save the country, or i... oh, dear boris, perhaps i agree with you, in any case, i also believe that they, albeit within the framework of their, perhaps , limited, sl

sax recommended shock therapy to yeltsin, a common method to cure mental illnesses. short time, all price controls were released, and after the shock, everything got stable. but the shock wasn't the cure. within a year, the nation's buying power was nearly cut in half. one third of people were below the poverty line and the wages hadn't been paid for months. prostitution became widespread and organized crime increased. good you. the parliament decided to stop implementing yeltsin's policies, but the west continue to support it. boris yelson is uh uh the best hope for democracy uh in russia. yelsin couldn't tolerate the parliament. he agreed to almost all american demands, but there was no news about the economic recovery for the soviet union. by 1998, 80% of russia's farmers went bankrupt. and 700 state-owned factories shut down. in the countries separated from the soviet union, the situation was even worse. the streets of europe were teaming with girls who had gone there to sell their bodies. a phenomenon which came to be known as the natasha trade. in russia, in th

preemptive nuclear attack on ukraine, and this is the year 1992, well, that is, a great democrat yeltsin threatens to the neighboring already independent state that it will strike with nuclear weapons if it does not comply with its safeguards, and this is generally the entire history of russia, and the history of russia and its relations with ukraine, that is, until this failed state, which... exists in the north - on the eastern border with us, they will never come to terms with our independence, they will never come to terms with our independence, so if we jump a little ahead, you celebrated the 11th day of independence, and actually this 11th day of independence, it will either take place in our country, or in my opinion, in my personal opinion, or we we will cease to exist as such if... the orange revolution, or the revolution of dignity, these were our days of independence and our victories, and we obviously could lose in them, well, actually there were various factors that contributed to the fact that we could lose, but then we still had some perspective, well, that is, we can only

the parliament decided to stop implementing yeltsin's policies, but the west continued to support it. in russia. yelsin couldn't tolerate the parliament. he agreed to almost all american demands, but there was no news about the economic recovery for the soviet union. by 1998, 80% of russia's farmers went bankrupt, and 700 state-owned factories shut down. in the countries separated from the soviet union, the situation was even worse. the streets of europe were teaming with girls who had gone there to sell their bodies. a phenomenon which came to be known as the natasha trade. in russia, in the next 8 years, the number of people living in poverty rose to 72 million. in the end, one day before the second millennium ended, ended his presidency. in russia to a third, doubled the economic growth and reduced the inflation rate, which was going to be a three digit one into a single digit one. during the same period, the united states owed about 15 trillion dollars to the world. although history can never return life to the young russian girls who sell their bodies to pay for food, it taught a

the ministry of internal affairs and prime... minister, the topic was raised several times boris yeltsinit, it was the summer of 1998, i was the minister of internal affairs in london, we met with the minister of internal affairs of great britain, and yeltsin called early at 6 in the morning, as i remember now, here's what urgently fly out, i 'm sending a plane for you, imash called back, i said: what happened, he says, when you arrive you'll find out, in general everything is connected with callus, then i met svaris nikolaevich, he says everything, i made a decision, and to him that... 1917 he designed temples was engaged in ancient russian architecture. elizaveta fedorna, the grand duchess, saving her own money, she was not a poor person, as you understand, decided to build, well, except for the marthamarinsky monastery here in moscow, here is this miracle. i turned to shchusev, who had already designed several dozen churches. this is a unique thing, it was made by shchusev's hands, a personal model, personally, he did it all himself, look how great, since 2007. vadimovich heads the im

for the day before the broadcast began, yeltsin invited shvetkov and svanidze to a meeting.o hope that it will justify its name and its purpose. his education. nikolai svanidze, a graduate of moscow state university, who worked for some time at the institute of the usa and canada and taught at the historical and archival institute, influenced the range of his interests. in the creative, in his human hypostasis, rare inner dignity, decency and beauty of spirit, this is how we will remember him. dmitry kayster, maxim shchepilov, news. i wanted to open a deposit at 19%. it turns out that you can at 21. it turns out that there is a marketplace for money. fin services. financial marketplace from moscow exchange. again recognized as the best by independent experts. credit savings card is free forever, apply right now. who said that only cats can purr. your car can also purr with pleasure when it has teboil diamond motor oil inside. advanced technology.

great britain and yeltsin called early at 6 in the morning, as i remember now, you are flying urgently, listen to me, i had a wonderful relationship with him then, so he listened to me, actually , no one has returned to this topic, thank god. shusev is not only mausalei, until 1917 he designed churches and was engaged in ancient russian architecture. ilzyat fedorina, the grand duchess, with her personal savings, she was not a poor person, as you understand." decided to build, well, except for the marthamarinsky monastery here in moscow, here is this miracle, turned to shchusiv, who had previously designed several dozen churches, this is a unique thing, it was made by shchusiv's hands, a personal make, personally, he did it all himself, look how great, since 2007 sergei vadimovich has headed the imperial orthodox palestinian society, under glass is a model of the russian courtyard in baar in italy, where the relics of st. nicholas the wonderworker are kept. lenin too. although he was not revered by the church, he fought against it very harshly, but for most of the working peasants then,

the day before the broadcast began, yeltsin invited shvidkov and fvanidze to a meeting.ly hope that it will live up to its name and its purpose. his education, nikolai svanidze, a graduate of the history department of moscow state university, who worked for some time at the institute of the usa and canada and taught at the historical and archival institute, influenced the range of his interests, and so historical chronicles, a series of documentaries appeared tv programs, each episode was dedicated to one year of the 20th century. in the summer of the sixteenth year , lilya brik is traveling by train to tsarskoe selo, she recalls: a strange man is sitting at me far from me. looks at me, a bright, sociable person, he created his own style primarily in historical journalism, but nikolai karlovich remained no less bright in journalism, discussion shows, such as the historical process, with passionate debates about the past and today, so the monarchy collapsed because of the newspaper pravda, or the monarchy collapsed due to belated political modernization. nikolai svanidze

the day before the start of broadcasting, yeltsin invited shvytkov and svanidze to a meeting.eally want to hope that... it will justify its name and its purpose, its education, nikolai svanidze, a graduate of the moscow state university faculty of economics, who worked for some time at the institute of the usa and canada and taught at the institute of history and archives, influenced the range of his interests, so historical chronicles appeared, a series of documentary television programs, each episode was dedicated to one year of the 20th century, in the summer of 16. he created his own style primarily in historical journalism, but nikolai karlovich remained no less bright in the journalism of discussion shows: so did the monarchy collapse because of the newspaper pravda or did the monarchy collapse because of belated political modernization? nikolay, when you say that they closed it, opened it, the newspaper really mimicked and came out under different names, really, just a symbol of lenin's propaganda, and it is not... maxim shchepilov, news. alfa investments are for money.

affairs, i was in london, uh, we met with the minister of internal affairs of great britain, and yeltsinn the morning, as i remember now, you are flying urgently, i am sending a plane for you, and i called mashev back, i said, go ahead, what happened, he said, when you arrive, you will find out, in general, everything is connected with the manzole, then i met with boris nikolayevich, he said, that's it, i made a decision, and then they were preparing to impeach him, and the communists were fiercely criticizing him along with society, under glass is a model of the russian courtyard in baar in italy, where the relics of st. nicholas the wonderworker are kept. lenin too, although he was not revered by the church and fought against it very harshly, but for the majority of the working peasants then, he was a saint, let's be honest, how they understood this, perceived it, as a believer, he is sure that red square should one day return to its historical appearance. of course, this is a sin, this is our churchyard turned out to be lit up red. the churchyard area 400 people are buried in the krem

in january 1994, yeltsin awarded him an order for personal courage. svaniza became the host of the author's program zerkalo, then was the chairman of vgtrk, created a series of documentary programs, historical chronicles with nikolai svanidze, every year. a new series from the beginning of the 20th century, through key historical figures, about the events that led us to today. nikolay karlovich was also actively involved in human rights activities, for nine years, he was a member of the public chamber of russia, and was also a member of the commission to counter attempts to falsify history to the detriment of russia's interests and the human rights council. in fact, this is a store. i am a trade worker, i sell. you politics, and this is a quality product. this turning point was inevitable, but we are seeing it right now. this was then simply sent out manually to the regions so that people knew what moscow was breathing, that moscow is resisting. i am not a politician, i am not an oppositionist, i am a human rights activist. nikolai karlovich was also

after this loud speech, yeltsin decided to meet with the commander of the black sea fleet. met with boris nikolayevich elson on january 29 in novorossiysk. i came there with ships, a whole detachment, and we laid out our opinions, views, that is, well, i talked to him for 6 hours, the attitude was the kindest, the promises were the most rosy, and we , well, that's how our spirits were revived, that's the truth, boris nikolayevich has been doing nothing for two months, ukrainian nationalists have been using this lull to the fullest. members of the officers' assembly of the black sea fleet regularly receive letters from various nationalist organizations of ukraine with insults and threats addressed to them. the most typical quote. gentlemen muscovites, get out of crimea and know, snake-bearers, that we, ukrainians, will fight to the last drop of our enemies' blood. but soon kosaton, i think, will have to leave the black sea fleet, because the black sea fleet will be ukrainian. sent. especially when these nationalists began to arrive, climb onto the masts of small passenger bo

they, in turn, accuse haries of using yeltsin-era agitation methods.emember, there was such a slogan: vote or lose. then , under this slogan , virtually all representatives of the show "came out under the banner of yeltsin's election campaign" and a series of concerts were held under the same name, where stars and pop artists called for voting for yeltsin. he eventually won. tabi harris is practically a carbon copy. actresses jennifer lopez and merrielle street called for voting against donald. the celebrities publicly announced their position during the show hosted by the oprah winfrey, whose main guest was kamela harris. moreover, the star of the film the devil wears prada. all this is part of a september series of celebrity speeches in support of the democratic party, which also includes a meeting with matt damon, robert denier. kamela harris, taylor swift. i am very proud that taylor swift supported me. she is a great singer and i respect her for the courage she has shown in her career to stand up for what she believes in. how would you comment on

, republic of belarus, greeting, i i saw, i am not a drinking person, but sometimes i came across yeltsin here, respect, don't respect, well respect, well hello, homeland of the respected, we put all our affairs aside again. the game called us once again, today is the evening of meetings, my best friend arrived, now yekaterinburg will hear, well belarus, here is belarus, we are in the skate, i admit, this is advertising, so what if belarus is here. hello, yekaterinburg, the stage team from belarus, well belarus, belarus, i will be useful to everyone who is not traveling, pasha, you better tell me what is produced in belarus electric cars, by the way, they work like a clock, yes, and they should work like electric cars, and also... artificial intelligence is used in belarus, don't lie, there is nothing artificial in belarus, everything is natural, everything is handmade. okay, the main thing is that we are in russia, news, well, in russia the auto industry is developing, yes, i heard that in russia the auto industry is breathing on the lada, yes, yes, yes, and also in russia they rewrote h

gorbachev appeared in russia, then yeltsin, in a word , the defeat in the cold war, carefully prepared by the states, actually, by the fifth column, happened. as a result, the united states remained on this earth as the hegemon and began to rule the world themselves. after. the history of mankind, of course, knows both periods of unipolarity and aspirations to world domination, which has not happened in the history of mankind. however, what is a unipolar world? no matter how this term is decorated? it ultimately means only one thing in practice: it is one center of power, one center of strength, one center of decision-making, it is a world of one master, one sovereign, and this is ultimately destructive, not only for everyone who is within this system, but also for the sovereign himself, because it destroys him from within. i believe that for the modern world, a unipolar model is not only unacceptable, but also impossible, after that there was silence in the hall, but after that mrs. nuland appeared in kiev and started handing out cookies, the start of a direct attack on russia was giv

fantastic conditions for them to build their factories, they kissed us in all places, they loved yeltsin, well, it was, i say, for me this is the principle of self-respect, here we have self-respect speaking. truth for today day too, i have a principle of self-respect, i can’t say today what i kissed yesterday, if something has changed today, then i talk about it differently, well , of course it has changed, that’s why we talk, well, yes, well , now to the point, that was a digression, now to the point, what’s happening with arty, what you just told about dimitri simes, of course i perceive it. as a signal for europe and as a signal for germany, what ’s happening in america, i don’t know america, it ’s hard for me to judge how all this will happen there, but i’m very good, my historical memory, here we come back again, he remembers very well those fires from books, he remembers very well how all this was in that very germany, which we also just talked about, and i understand that against the background of these past weeks, when the magazine was banned, when there is persecution of journa

our ancestors were, how terrible the soviet government was, we refused to believe this conditional yeltsinenter of moscow, family memory won over these imported narratives, not in europe, well, let the nazis get what they deserve, it's not a pity. now an advertisement, we will continue after it. every time i hear about a peace plan, about a peace initiative, i have a question from zelensky, what is he smoking, well, what is he sniffing, we know, yes, that is , we understand that it is always a deception, we understand that it is always nonsense, we understand that it is always about nothing, we understand that, as a rule , he voices some thoughts that, well, everything that was before this was unrelated, talentless, inorganic, everyone needs this. but it is very dangerous, very dangerous, because behind him are people who need war, if objectively speaking, there is not a single force that would be interested in there being no war, the anglo-saxon world is happy, the slavs killing each other, ukraine, which thinks that it is interesting to someone, ukraine is interesting only because throug

it brings good luck, so we hope that the negotiations that will take place for several days in the yeltsin presidential library, right behind me, will be successful and productive. brics is developing and expanding every year, they started with four countries, now there are already nine and more than twenty want to join the association. in total, the brics countries are more than 40% of the world's population, they form a third world. gdp share of associations in world trade is more than 20%. but economic development is impossible without a stable situation in countries, therefore issues of international and regional security, especially today, are in the first place. today the united states of america, the collective west have withdrawn from almost all agreements that would ensure some elementary security and arms control, all this is destroyed, and today, unfortunately, the leading international platforms of the un, osce, which were intended for here before all provision, maintenance of peace and stability, are losing their significance today, they do not influence anything today, theref

yeltsin was considered the champion for change, a champion whose three ministers were appointed by theder to cure his country's economic sickness. he had more than 50 americans as advisers, the most important of whom was jeffrey sax. sax recommended shock therapy to eltsin, a common method to cure mental illnesses. in a short time, all price controls were released, and after the shock, everything got stable, but the shock was... the cure, within a year, the nation's buying power was nearly cut in half. one third of people were below the poverty line and the wages hadn't been paid for months. prostitution became widespread and organized crime increased. decided to stop implementing jeltsin's policies, but the west continued to support it. boris yeltson is uh uh the best hope for democracy uh in russia. yelsin couldn't tolerate the parliament. he agreed to almost all american demands, but there was no news about the economic recovery for the soviet union. by 1998, 80% of russia's farmers went bankrupt and seven and state-owned factories shut down in the countries separated from the sovie

gorbachev appeared in russia, then yeltsin, in a word , the defeat in the cold war, carefully prepared actually, by the fifth column, happened. as a result, the united states remained on this earth as the hegemon and began to rule the world themselves, after which the states clearly explained to russia that it was necessary to follow them and be happy about it, and if russia behaved incorrectly, then we would press the button for you, how can i put it, more gently, the end, in general, the threat was very real, because everyone understood, one against the states. weak, nevertheless, appeared due to the hegemon's oversight at the head of russia, mr. putin in 2007 in munich delivers a famous speech that caused great surprise and irritation in the west. the history of mankind, of course, also knows periods of unipolar state of striving for world domination, there have been so many in the history of mankind. however, what is a unipolar world? no matter how this term is embellished, in practice it ultimately means only one thing, it is one center of power, one center of force, one center of

the separatists wanted to separate, to leave the russian empire, the then, yes, let's say, yeltsin'ship, turned a blind eye to this, it was not strong enough, but with the arrival of vladimir putin the situation changed radically, he felt the danger of the collapse of the russian federation, the people felt that yes, they needed to strain themselves, they needed to, they needed to again, as if to send our guys, yes, to pacify them, so that the people could live, well, in kindness, yes, let's say, in harmony and in peace. the second chechen war, it showed that in the first war, if the population was still doubtful, then in the second, against the backdrop of this bandit revelry, after the first, after ninety-sixth year, which was carried out by these self-proclaimed. the federation came to the aid of the chechen people, and like all other peoples of the russian federation came to the aid of chechnya, now chechnya is one of the examples of a developing republic, and let's say , patriotically inclined to this, to our socio-political system of the whole our russian federation. yes, there

you know, i don’t remember exactly who gave the order, now it is believed that boris nikolayevich yeltsinu know, accordingly moved into kosovo, you know, accordingly, our forces, which were part of the composition of the sfor, the bosnian forces, yes. why did they immediately again have the specter of russia, no matter how much we beat it, no matter how much we corrupted it, no matter what we did to it, no matter how much we bribed its leaders, exactly the same thing is happening that has been happening for several hundred years, it is getting up again, they, this is the situation that has arisen for them, in the fourteenth and fifteenth year they wrote very actively about this, that the russian question, in the sense that the german question was resolved, needs to be resolved, so that on this place, on our land. never arose something, then the classic doctrine of wolfowitz: what can make us a civilizational, ideological, military, economic, any other competition, even, so to speak, potentially, in the military , as it were, part, probably, the definition of strategic defeat is different,

one of the characteristic episodes of that time was yeltsin's speech before the us congress on june 17, 1992. the world can die peacefully, the communist idol, which sowed social discord, hostility and unprecedented cruelty everywhere on earth. which brought fear to the human community, has collapsed, reason is holding the upper hand in the fight against madness, the period when america and russia held each other at gunpoint has ended. were ready to pull the trigger at any moment. god bless america. and i will add russia to this. but overseas they did not dream of partnership with us, they wanted to hook us on a debt hook, and they succeeded for a long time. in the nineties, the imf provided russia with loans eight times for a total of 22 billion dollars. when issuing loans, the imf put forward conditions, insisted on the liberalization of foreign trade, and only in 2005 was russia able to jump off the debt needle and repay its debts to the fund ahead of schedule, at that time it was more than 3 billion dollars, from this time russia has become not a borrower, but a creditor. well, to

building on my shoulders and presented me with an ultimatum that we must transmit messages via tas, yeltsin's not stated tas. well, i understood that this would of course change tas, you believed me, i decided that we would never give such information. much has changed since then, other large news agencies have appeared in russia, but tas still has its own traditions and its own tricks. the agency's elder mikhail gusman has already interviewed more than 400 heads of state and government, all this time trying to understand the formula of power. who are these people, who? we must fill the entire information space with our information, so that the truth is only the truth, without any admixture of their fakes. actually, this is our common task today, to be together with the homeland. evgeny rashkov, elena fenoshina, oleg makarov and filip dubrovsky, news of the week. are you used to watching videos on the internet? stopped work? we install, open, watch, russian channels all tv series, movies and cartoons, educational programs and documentaries. we watch, watch in the application or on the website

and the testimony on is that even president yeltsin, boris yeltsin said, you know, or gorbachev's saids was gorbachev came to our 50th, 40th, 40th anniversary of radio liberty in moscow and said, you know, without without radio liberty, there would have never been any change in the soviet union. so we have testimonials. now, granted, that's post facto after the events, very hard to measure during the dissident movement, which was very important in the soviet, which helped bring about the end of communist rule. i'm thinking in particular, figures like alexander social neets and andrei sakharov and others who are jewish refuseniks who were not allowed to to emigrate from the soviet union, they would have been known. they would have been the best marginal, if simply unknown, without without what they call foreign voices. and by foreign voices, they mean people away. bbc, rfe, rl, radio france, i mean, is more than than just just voa, but they were an important part of the dramatic that took place politically and during the cold war in terms of today's broadcasts, yes, there's always press

haris in the methods of agitation of the boris yeltsin era. was such a slogan: vote or lose. then under this slogan, under the banners of yeltsin's election campaign, almost everyone came out. representatives of show business. and under the same name, a whole series of concerts took place, where our endless pop stars called for voting for boris. he eventually won. in the headquarters. haris, almost a carbon copy, called for voting against donald by actress jennifer lopez and actress meryl streep. celebrities publicly announced their position during the show host of the opera winfrey, the main guest of which was a representative of the us democratic party. moreover, the star of the film the devil wears prada strip, as if by accident, called her favorite already president. ben stiller, julia roberts, george clooney, and the popular singer billie eilish spoke for harris. trump is still losing in terms of celebrity support. at the moment, donald has only been supported by michael jackson's sister, janet jackson. and that's because she was offended

laugh, the origin of our two leaders, starting... from 1991, frankly speaking, boris nikolayevich yeltsinrom the nomenklatura, and not from the hippies, well, yes, like they had at that time clinton, the clintons, the obamas, the bidens, they all came from the sexual revolution, and for us, and vladimir vladimirovich from another very serious organization, and that was also, because i assure you, boris nikolayevich yeltsin, whatever, but he didn't like it. by the way, yes, this is an important point, friends, unfortunately there is little time, to put it briefly, this is a system of prohibitions, well, roughly speaking, and a system of overcoming these prohibitions, but this is not the absence of prohibitions, when we see the absence of prohibitions, please, here is the most terrible thing in this extravaganza of the paris olympics, not that it is satanism, the most terrible thing is that it is ugly, it is disgusting. the very nineties, he was there, i will not say the name of this magazine, but he was the editor-in-chief of probably the most flamboyant , scandalous and famous magazine in

here in moscow at that time, you know, jokes aside, that time, if they hadn't let your provincial yeltsin it would have been good, that's really it. moreover, he's far from an example, and gorbachev is not a muscovite either, in that sense, as a liberal, there's avin, yes, he wrote in his book, that's what you 're talking about now, it's so obvious that no decisions were made before the default by dubinin and the team about printing money, that's why the default and happened, and i remember very well how it all happened, how the officials who were sitting at the trough grabbed it, they took these 4 billion dollars from... the usa, then through the gko, through those same 300% per annum, they put it in their pockets, well, no one sat down, by the way, yes, that's absolutely right, together with the americans, who didn't give a damn about it, well, we're talking, we're talking now, i really like him, i know him, yes, a very smart economist, dean of the faculty of economics alexander auzan at moscow state university, recently there, quite recently, a week ago he gave an interview, where he a

ninety-fourth year, in order to stop this bacchanalia , a special decree of the then president boris yeltsinn the ban on mass healing sessions. their negative consequences were recorded so much that in medicine there was even an official term " kashpirovsky syndrome". it is especially dangerous for... people participating in these sessions with serious somatic problems, for example, oncology, that having believed in this imaginary cure, a person... there are many children's cards, the most profitable is one. free children's card alfabank, with it children receive up to 7. rubles cashback for purchases and money in games. not childishly profitable, alpha is profitable. it's discount season at the megamarket, millions of products at bargain prices. buy an aklin electric toothbrush for 4,199 rubles. megamarket. entrepreneurs need a new hero who will change the idea of ​​servicing small businesses. for the first time in the country. a personal manager from vtb for businesses of any scale: open a business account at vtb.ru and get real support to solve your problems. vtb helps with action. magnet

therefore, we hope that the negotiations, which will last for several days, will be held in the yeltsin presidential library, just behind my back will be successful and productive. but economic development is impossible without a stable situation in countries, so issues of international and regional security, especially today, are in the first place, today the united states of america, the collective west have withdrawn from almost all the treaties that would provide some basic security and arms control, all this has been destroyed, and today, unfortunately, the leading international the un, osce platforms, which have been intended for more than one time, all this can lead to a really explosive situation. today, i liked one of our colleagues, he said that what is happening in the world today is like a fire that is spreading further and further and further, which is covering more and more new territories, if it is not localized, if it is not extinguished, then this will really lead to a general fire, chaos. today, belarus is a candidate for joining brics. our countries have extensive exp

why i led this program, i i remembered that these are chronicles of national politics, and boris yeltsins persuading me to conduct them, he said, you should come to this one. the new democratic channel, because you know the national question, and what channel was rtr, russian television, created by the verkhovna rada of democratic russia, my god, that’s the main one ruper, the main ruper, but he was an alternative to the soviet union television at the time, created just as a democratic television and all these stars are the future of russian television, evgeny kiselyov, tetyana mitkova, i’m sorry, dmytro kizelyov, they all started there in the vesti program, it was not uncensored by the party. television is such a community, but the point is not in this, the point is that when i think about it now, here we are talking with you, it was as if it was not the same as in another life, in some other country, well, that’s how it was in another country, well objectively it is so, because at a certain moment russian television ceased to be television, journalism, when someone is trying to tell me

to invite, apparently, the most devoted, here is alexander drozdov, the executive director of the yeltsinth his wife leonid sebastian, the chairman of the world union old believers, where would we be without him, but the absolute, one might say, royal record of attendance of the british dimission by russian citizens, was set this summer on the birthday of his majesty charles ii, eight dozen... and the british intelligence services began in 2014, that is, long before the start of full-scale actions in ukraine to introduce sanctions. the first action of the eastern european spy directorate under the diplomatic service, his majesty can be considered. provocation with the alleged poisoning of skrepolov to accuse the russian authorities of the use of chemical weapons, then london raised the stakes, sabotaged peace talks on ukraine, participated in the preparation of a terrorist attack on the kerch bridge. it turns out that the very same ukrainian decision-making center is quite possibly located in foggy albion. pavel kuznetsov, natalia popova, ntv, moscow. a children's tuberculosis sanatorium

quote the heroes of russian films, and the heroes of russian films, in turn, very often quote putin, yeltsinmedvedev, or there are other russian leaders, that is why everything is so mixed up in them that it seems to me that they themselves believed very strongly in their propaganda, in their power, which they show in these films, and therefore, well, i wonder why this happened, well, to me it seems because they really put a lot of money into it, a lot of...resources and very much use cinema as another, as another tool to promote their own interests. and kornii, how does the foreign audience react to your tape, and tell me, firstly, where you have already shown it, and secondly, what are the reactions, and me an interesting question, because after every screening at festivals there is a q&a, there is a conversation with the film crew, was your story for the audience so... some kind of revealing, and did they talk about the fact that they did not know this there before, but well, in fact, the film is just starting its way, you can say the festival journey, we have shown it only in ukraine, so

well, this is one of the elements of the kvartal 95 studio, not the european yeltsin conference, the joke seems to be a good political one, but it is not clear, colleagues, why president zelensky is trying to do everything during this long period, it is clear why he is convincing western leaders to give permission to strike on the territory of the russian federation, it is not clear why our western partners... are delaying this, what is, on your opinion, the reason why our western partners restrain ukraine and try to postpone the decision regarding strikes on the territory of the russian federation, larisa. well, i think that firstly, there are not many options left to show putin some red lines that the west is willing to cross, after putin commits another e. another war crime, another murder, because now we are appealing to what: iranian missiles, here they have appeared, this is already something new, it is officially recognized, at least one of the officials of iran said it directly, and that's why let's say, let's cross some red lines that you have set for yourself, regarding tha

well, if he thinks about it for 10 minutes a day, until he wakes up and thinks about ukraine, as yeltsinmber, he said, everyone should wake up in the morning, russian officials think about ukraine, they are doing this now, but then there may be a real possibility of ending the war, and then zelenskyi can really write a plan, because then there may be at least some platform for a compromise, and while they are crawling like storans in pokrovsk, while they are preparing rockets to freeze ukrainians, so that many ukrainians do not have a chance to survive the winter, at least there in certain regions, and they believe in this as long as they can maintain a certain social level, as long as they can pay money to their contractors, and while in russian regions ... the competition continues, who will pay more, and by the way, look, andriy, this is not a fictitious competition, there are regions that cannot pay extra, but khakassia, let's say, will pay zero rubles to the one who leaves serve on contract in addition to this sum, which is promised by the federal government, and there are regions t

quote the heroes of russian films, and the heroes of russian films, in turn, very often quote putin, yeltsin russian leaders, so everything is mixed up in them so much that it seems to me that they if they believed very strongly in their propaganda, in their power, which they show in these films, and because, well, why did this happen, well... it seems to me because they really invest in it huge money, huge resources and very much use cinema as another, as another a tool for promoting one's own interests. and kornii, how does the audience abroad react to your tape, and tell me, firstly, where have you already shown it, and secondly, what were the reactions, and i am interested in the question, because after every screening at festivals, there is a q&a, there is communicating with the film crew, or not? was your story so revealing for the public and did they talk about the fact that they did not know this before? well, in fact, the film is just starting its festival journey, we only showed it in ukraine so far during the odesa film festival, and actually next month we are showing it in octobe

well, if he thinks about it for 10 minutes a day, until he wakes up and thinks about ukraine, as yeltsin, remember, he said, everyone should wake up in the morning, the russian official is thinking about ukraine, they are doing this now, but then the possibility of an interruption of the war can really be avoided, and zelenskyi can really write a plan then, because then it can at least arise. some platform for a compromise, and while they are climbing like storans in pokrovsk, while they are preparing missiles to freeze the ukrainians, so that the ukrainians do not have a chance because many survive the winter, at least there in certain regions, and they believe in it while they can support a certain social level as long as they can pay money to their own contractors, and while in the russian regions... the competition continues to see who will pay more, and by the way, look, andriy, this is not a fictitious competition, there are regions that cannot pay extra, such as khakassia, for example, it pays zero rubles to those who go to serve under a contract in addition to this amount, which

quote the heroes of russian films, and the heroes of russian films, in turn, very often quote putin, yeltsin, medvedev. or other russian leaders there, that's why everything is so mixed up in them that it seems to me that they themselves believed very strongly in their propaganda, in their power, which they show in these films, and therefore, well, why did it happen, well, it seems to me, because they really invest a lot of money in it, a lot of resources, and they use cinema very much as another, as another tool for promoting their own interests, and the root, how the public reacts to... dona to your the tape, and tell me, firstly, where you have already shown it, and secondly, what are the reactions, and i am interested in the question, because after every screening at festivals there is a q&a, there is communication with the film crew, and was yours for the audience the story is kind of revealing, and did they talk about the fact that they didn't know this before, but in fact, only the movie. begins its own, one might say , festival journey, we showed it only in ukraine, so far during the

remembered that these are chronicles of national politics, and i am convinced by it hosted by boris yeltsin, he said: "you should come to this new democratic channel, because you know the national issue, and what channel was rtr, russian television, created by the verkhovna rada of democratic russia, my god, that's the main operator, the main operator , but he was..." native to soviet union television at the time created just like democratic television and all these stars are the future of russian television yevhen kiselyov tetiana mitkova i apologize dmytro kiselyov they all started there in the vesti program it was not uncensored by the party television such a community, but the essence is not in this, the essence is that when i talk about i remember this now, here we are talking, it was as if it was not the same as in another life, in some other country, well, that's how it was in another country. objectively it is so, because at a certain moment russian television stopped to be television, journalism, when someone is trying to tell me now, well, it is also journalism, no, these are civi

minutes a day, he will wake up and think at least, well, if he thinks about it 10 about ukraine, as yeltsinequeathed, remember, he said, every russian official should wake up in the morning and think about ukraine, they do that now, then there may be a real possibility of ending the war, and then zelensky can really write a plan, because then at least some platform for a compromise may emerge, and so far they are climbing. like the people in pokrovsk, while they are preparing rockets to freeze the ukrainians, so that the ukrainians have no chance because many to survive the winter, at least there in certain regions, and they believe in it, as long as they can maintain a certain social level, as long as they can pay money to their contractors, and as long as the competition continues in russian regions, who will pay more... and by the way , look, andrei, this is not a fictitious competition, there are regions that cannot pay extra, for example, khakassia, let's say, it pays zero rubles to those who go to serve under a contract in addition to this amount, which is promised by the federal gove

quote the heroes of russian films, and the heroes of russian films, in turn, very often quote putin, yeltsin, medvedev or other russian leaders, that is why everything is so mixed up in them that it seems to me that they and they themselves believed very strongly in their propaganda, in their power, which they show in these films, and that's why, well, i, why it happened, well, i think, because they really invest a lot of money in it, huge resources, and very much use cinema as another, as another tool for promoting their own interests. and kornia, how does the international audience react to your tape, and tell me, firstly, where have you already shown it, and secondly, what were the reactions, and i am interested in the question, because after every screening at festivals there is a q&a. communication with the film crew, was your story so revealing for the audience and did they talk about the fact that they didn't know this there before, but in fact the film is just starting its, you could say, festival journey, we only showed it in ukraine so far that during the odesa film festival, and a

i will not lose it, if you voters lose, i will wait until the next election, but keep in mind, if yeltsin the election, then in six months or a year in this country there will be a civil war and a military coup. unfortunately, and this forecast came true, 2 years after elson's election, tanks in moscow were shooting at the parliament. the outskirts of historical russia were already ablaze with conflicts by that time, international terrorism was raising its head in the caucasus, i don't know history, we cannot build the right future, that's exactly it. in parting, zhirinovsky jr. promised to come here in 2036 with the whole family to open the time capsule, as his father had bequeathed. since the time of covid. gloves are also, let's say, an attribute that my father drove, fought, but unfortunately, this the infection turned out to be much stronger, i had eight injections, the very first one to receive the vaccine, in his farewell interview in december of 1921, zhirinovsky did not mince words about nato, you have been spitting in our direction for 76 years, we saved you from the nazis, and

we are working in vain, as if only we need it, no, now everything will be different, the times of yeltsin are over. russia has changed, how do you know, we have not been there for so long, i do not know, i believe, an intelligence officer must. britain supported him at first, and i immediately began working for the soviet union, because i saw that it was the only force capable of defeating nazism. it was my goal, the meaning of life, during the second world war i sent about a thousand documents from london to moscow, and then the connection with the russian curator was broken, why? i don’t know, i still don’t know, no response to my messages, no connection, silence, and for a long time, years, and i kept waiting, waiting, waiting, waiting for an answer, waiting for a connection, i even waited for failure, waiting for the case of failure. they change, that's when the cold war ended, the connection was restored, and it was as if i was resurrected, well, i don't know if i could do that, i didn't know either, but i believe, i believe that it will happen, and faith is more than work, more than

and that he will think about it 10 minutes a day, until he wakes up and thinks about ukraine, as yeltsinhe said, every russian official should wake up in the morning and think about ukraine , that's what they do now, that's it. then it can be real there will be a possibility of ending the war, and then zelensky can really write a plan, because then at least some platform for a compromise can appear, and while they are crawling like storans in pokrovsk, while they are preparing missiles to freeze the ukrainians, so that the ukrainians have no chance for many survive the winter, at least there in certain regions, and they believe in it while they. can maintain a certain social level as long as they can pay money to their contractors, and as long as the competition continues in the russian regions, who will pay more, and by the way, look, andrei, this is not a fictitious competition, there are regions that cannot pay extra, such as khakassia, let's say, it pays zero rubles to those who go to serve under a contract in addition to this amount, which is .. but the federal government, and there

fired from, but not from the white house, officer sergeyev was mortally wounded, boris nikolayevich yeltsinite the gratitude expressed by the fighters for refusing to carry out the order in order to save the lives of civilians, was even going to disband the group, but still... did not disband, even achieved its redeployment to the kremlin. further from history, 2002, the release of hostages at dubrovka, a very difficult situation, for the first time in many years, the bandits who captured dubrovka did not put forward any demands at all, a huge number of people captured by alpha. terrorists were captured, some were killed, as part of a group of terrorists, there were 40 people, half of them were female suicide bombers, with suicide belts , they were sitting in the hall between the captured hostages, on october 25, vladimir vladimirovich putin held a meeting with the heads of the ministry of internal affairs and the fsb, following which a decision would be made to storm the building with alpha forces, the operation to free the hostages was planned with the first hours after the capture, the s