Moscow: Russian President Vladimir Putin said the collapse of the Soviet Union spelled the end of “historic Russia,” revealed that he was driving a taxi to fulfill USSR’s fall.
Putin, a former Soviet Union KGB security agent, who had previously regretted the fall of the Soviet Union, said the disintegration of three decades then remained “tragedy” for “most citizens”.
Comments, reported by the news agency managed by the state of Ria Novosti Sunday, is a quote from the upcoming film by channel announcer one, nicknamed “Russia.
History recently”.
“After all, what did the collapse of the Soviet Union? This is the collapse of historic Russia with the name Soviet Union,” Russian leader was quoted.
A servant who loyal to the Soviet Union, Putin was disappointed when it was a mess, after mentioning the collapse of the “biggest geopolitical disaster of the 20th century”.
Putin sensitive to the expansion of western military ambitions felt to ex-Soviet and Russian countries this week demanded that NATO officially memo decision 2008 to open the door to Georgia and Ukraine.
The tip of the union brings with a period of intense economic instability that spreads a lot into poverty, because Russia is just independent switched from communism to capitalism.
Ria-Novosti, reported from the documentary quote, said Putin had revealed that he worked occasionally as a taxi driver to increase his income.
“Sometimes I have to get extra money,” Putin said.
“I mean, get extra money by car, as a private driver.
It’s not fun to talk about honestly but, unfortunately, it’s the problem.” Russia is the center of the Soviet Union that grows including 15 republics from Baltic west to Central Asia.
In 1991, it was filled with the economic woes of the Soviet Union destroyed and Russia became an independent state.
Taxi for Vladimir: Putin said he drove a taxi after falling the Soviet
