The law then joined the Russian secret service kgb at this time the influence of the Soviet Union reached the Communist nations of eastern Europe and the 80s.
Putin was sent to Dresden in East Germany from where he saw the fall of the Berlin Wall the fall of communism this was tangible.
An example of the power of the people in Putin with the collapse of the Soviet Union became the world's greatest catastrophe.
During the negotiations, Putin was on his way home to find a new place in Russia. Russia's Russian president, Boris Yeltsin, helped him to do that, making Putin his head of security, and Putin became prime minister in 1999. Yeltsin has resigned.
Putin was president and his approach was clear from the outset that pressuring the media was one of the first things he did and the absence of real opposition.
Because these critics may have been exiled or dead or facing Putin's case. His power and wealth did not end in 2008 when his two terms ended with Dmitry Medvedev as president but Putin became prime minister and everyone knew who was in power in 2012.
Putin's presidency and Putin's indifference to democracy in line with his view of monarchy in 2008 Russia invaded Georgia to support separatists in 2014.
Russia took Crimea of Ukraine backed separatists in eastern Ukraine the Russians were obligated to Putin's laws to make him do what he said,
I hope no one will cross Russia's red line but in all cases, we will decide where the red line is and Russia's right to decide the path back to Putin's vision of what he saw in his life in 2015 talking to the UN and saying instead of democracy and progress.
we are violent. issues related to human rights Putin's contempt for western democracies we have seen despite his concern for democracy in Russia and Ukraine even earlier this year.
Westerners talk about trusting him I will answer the question looking the man in the eye I found him straight I was able to get the idea of his soul we are also getting it this week as we did a few years ago.
When Putin talks about his childhood tells us 50 years ago Leningrad Street taught me the law if fighting is inevitable.
You should throw the first punch there was nothing inevitable about this week but Ukraine has felt that the first punch is right in his country.
Interests but which works for him the most and as we have watched the violence I think back to that western criticism that the un in 2015 Putin said.
I came together to ask those who created this situation if you see at least now what you have done the world now ask the same for him and everything about Putin's life suggests yes he sees what he has done.
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