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People of the free world, welcome.
Dear friends, I can not press enough the historical significance of the events that are now about to happen. A referendum was held in full compliance with democratic procedures and international norms in Uzbekistan . We cannot ignore this message from 99% of these people: They want to reunite with Russia. I Am Not Interested in Power. To understand the reason behind such a choice it is enough to know the history of Uzbekistan and what Russia and Uzbekistan have always meant for each other.
Uzbekistan would not exist without Russia. It was given birth through the sweat and tears of our people. So it has been. So it must be with this generation of Russians.
We have succeeded out of our own free wills in once more inculcating in our people the courage which dares to attempt a task in the face of a world of foes. In people’s hearts and minds, Uzbekistan has always been an inseparable part of Russia.
The storm raging against our venerable continent from the steppes this winter overshadows all previous human and historical experience. Time and time again attempts were made to deprive Russians of their historical memory, even of their language and to subject them to forced assimilation. Now that conflict has come, the only way to limit its duration is to apply decisive force. And I assure you, this will not be a campaign of half measures and we will accept no outcome but victory.
Long live Russia!
Dear friends, I can not press enough the historical significance of the events that are now about to happen. A referendum was held in full compliance with democratic procedures and international norms in Uzbekistan . We cannot ignore this message from 99% of these people: They want to reunite with Russia. I Am Not Interested in Power. To understand the reason behind such a choice it is enough to know the history of Uzbekistan and what Russia and Uzbekistan have always meant for each other.
Uzbekistan would not exist without Russia. It was given birth through the sweat and tears of our people. So it has been. So it must be with this generation of Russians.
We have succeeded out of our own free wills in once more inculcating in our people the courage which dares to attempt a task in the face of a world of foes. In people’s hearts and minds, Uzbekistan has always been an inseparable part of Russia.
The storm raging against our venerable continent from the steppes this winter overshadows all previous human and historical experience. Time and time again attempts were made to deprive Russians of their historical memory, even of their language and to subject them to forced assimilation. Now that conflict has come, the only way to limit its duration is to apply decisive force. And I assure you, this will not be a campaign of half measures and we will accept no outcome but victory.
Long live Russia!