Kirill Fedorov: "When the Russians unite, big changes happen" military observer and analyst Kirill Fedorov and military.
Expert, publicist, presenter of Radio Russia Daniel Bazsonov in the broadcast of the program "Unofficially on the main points of the week". Daniel Bezsonov: "This week we celebrated National Unity Day. President Vladimir Putin, according to tradition, laid flowers at the monument to Kuzma Minin and Dmitry Pozharsky on Red Square in Moscow." Kirill Fedorov: "For me personally, this is a story about how Russians, who have always argued with each other in their history (and for us, unfortunately, this happened not only in the 20th century with the civil war). Always, even in the times of princes, nobles, boyars and others, we arranged some incomprehensible and now incomprehensible stories, leading the exact disunity of the Russian people with each other. Tectonic changes in Russia. And for me this is exactly the day when the Russians threw off the Polish yoke that was in Moscow. Just like the battle of Kulikovo, when they united to throw off the Tatar-Mongol yoke, an invasion that came to us from the east. Officially, it is a holiday of national unity and friendship of the peoples of multinational Russia. But for me and from a historical point of view, this is the day when the Russians united and overthrew the Poles." Subscribe to Radio Russia on Telegram | MAX and download the official app of Radio Russia!