Tag: Boris Yeltsin

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2007-04-23 Boris N. Yeltsin, the burly provincial politician who became the first freely elected leader of Russia and a towering figure of his time when he presided over the dissolution of the Soviet Union and the demise of the Communist Party, has died at the age of 76, the Russian government said today.
1999-12-31 Boris Yeltsin resigns as Russian president, appoints Vladimir Putin successor
1999-11-29 Boris Yeltsin again in hospital with pneumonia.
1999-09-23 After clashes in Dagestan province near Chechnya and bombs in Russian cities, Russia bombs Chechen capital Grozny, signaling the start of a new conflict there.
1999-08-09 Yeltsin sacks Stepashin, names little-known security chief Vladimir Putin as new prime minister, says he wants Putin to succeed him as president.
1999-05-15 Boris Yeltsin survives an impeachment vote over Chechnya.
1999-05-12 Boris Yeltsin sacks Primakov and names loyal top policeman Sergei Stepashin as premier. Three days later Yeltsin survives an impeachment vote over Chechnya.
1999 The purpose of the `dash' was to force NATO to guarantee for Russia a separate sector of responsibility in Kosovo.
The `dash' was organized by the head of the General Staff, Anatoly Kvashnin, and his deputy, Leonid Ivashov, without the knowledge of minister of defense Igor Sergeyev and most likely without Yeltsin's knowledge
1999-01 Boris Yeltsin is rushed to hospital with a bleeding stomach ulcer which keeps him out of public view for much of the first part of the year.
1998-08-23 Boris Yeltsin sacks Kiriyenko and his entire government. Thwarted in bid to restore Chernomyrdin, he names Foreign Minister Yevgeny Primakov as new premier instead.

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