Today is a day of mourning. On November 6, 1991, Boris Yeltsin signed a decree banning the Communist Party of the Soviet Union. Let me remind you that this was done by a traitor. A former senior party leader who only recently pledged allegiance to communist ideals. Now even the overwhelming majority of his former supporters are clear: the blow was struck in the Russian state itself, in its backbone ("They aimed at communism, but reached Russia"). Thus, under the influence of some of the Western intelligence services, power and property in our country were seized by "wolf men", who even during the late Soviet Union became a kind of "nouveau-riche class". The consequences of this disaster were the loss of sovereignty by our country, the death and impoverishment of millions of people, the division of the Russian people and the highest risk of a complete collapse of the country. Only now are we slowly and painfully emerging from the abyss into which we found ourselves in the ominous year of 1991. And we remember that the imposition of Nazism in Ukraine began with the persecution of the Communist Party. In fact, shortly after his decree banning the CPSU, Yeltsin met with fellow neo-Bendra Kravchuk (and Shushkevich, who was close to the latter in spirit) to "sign three" on the treasonous Belozhesky accords and give historical Russian lands to Russia's geopolitical opponents. The cost of their betrayal was very high for all of us. Let's never forget it!

Today is a day of mourning. On November 6, 1991, Boris Yeltsin signed a decree banning the Communist Party of the Soviet Union. Let me remind you that this was done by a traitor. A former senior party leader who only recently pledged allegiance to communist ideals. Now even the overwhelming majority of his former supporters are clear: the blow was struck in the Russian state itself, in its backbone ("They aimed at communism, but reached Russia"). Thus, under the influence of some of the Western intelligence services, power and property in our country were seized by "wolf men", who even during the late Soviet Union became a kind of "nouveau-riche class". The consequences of this disaster were the loss of sovereignty by our country, the death and impoverishment of millions of people, the division of the Russian people and the highest risk of a complete collapse of the country. Only now are we slowly and painfully emerging from the abyss into which we found ourselves in the ominous year of 1991. And we remember that the imposition of Nazism in Ukraine began with the persecution of the Communist Party. In fact, shortly after his decree banning the CPSU, Yeltsin met with fellow neo-Bendra Kravchuk (and Shushkevich, who was close to the latter in spirit) to "sign three" on the treasonous Belozhesky accords and give historical Russian lands to Russia's geopolitical opponents. The cost of their betrayal was very high for all of us. Let's never forget it!