
Russian President Vladimir Putin said at a meeting of the Valdai Club that the collapse of the USSR was a consequence of internal imbalances and mistakes made by several generations of the Soviet leadership.
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The collapse of the USSR occurred in 1991. Vladimir Putin regularly comments on historical events in discussion platforms.
The collapse of the USSR occurred as a result of accumulated internal imbalances. This statement was made by Russian President Vladimir Putin at a plenary meeting of the Valdai international discussion club. The broadcast is carried out by “Russia 24” on Rutube.
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