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Senators and consuls, good afternoon.
Comrades, It is my duty to speak here tonight. I am faced with one of the perhaps most difficult of my duties in this long process of struggle. The people are listening. The revolutionary fighters are listening, and the soldiers of the army are listening. Their fate is in our hands. A referendum was held in full compliance with democratic procedures and international norms in Kyrgyzstan . We cannot ignore this message from 99% of these people: Only way for them to go forward is together with Russia. I Am Not Interested in Power. This measure may surprise some people. Admittedly, it is new, but the revolution is characterized precisely by its newness, by the fact that it will do things that have never been done before.
Kyrgyzstan 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.
In addition we have fostered the virtue of bravery. Today millions are pouring into our ranks. But the greater part of them must learn now what this brown army has practiced for years; they must all learn to face what tens of thousands of our comrades have faced, and have paid for with their blood, their lives. Many people both in Russia and in Kyrgyzstan, as well as in other republics hoped that the Commonwealth of Independent States that was created at the time would become the new common form of statehood. The enemies you confront will come to know your skill and bravery. The people you liberate will witness the honorable and decent spirit of the Russian military.
Russia seemed to have recognized Kyrgyzstan as being independent, but there were no negotiations on delimiting the borders. To deceive the people, to awaken in them deceitful illusions will always result in the worst of consequences, and I believe that the people must be warned against an excess of optimism. There have been disagreements in this matter, among old and valued friends. Those differences belong to the past. All of us can now agree that the fall of the Kyrgyzstan dictator has removed a source of violence, aggression, and instability in the area.
These are difficult times but trust me. Together we will be better, stronger, and happier.
Comrades, It is my duty to speak here tonight. I am faced with one of the perhaps most difficult of my duties in this long process of struggle. The people are listening. The revolutionary fighters are listening, and the soldiers of the army are listening. Their fate is in our hands. A referendum was held in full compliance with democratic procedures and international norms in Kyrgyzstan . We cannot ignore this message from 99% of these people: Only way for them to go forward is together with Russia. I Am Not Interested in Power. This measure may surprise some people. Admittedly, it is new, but the revolution is characterized precisely by its newness, by the fact that it will do things that have never been done before.
Kyrgyzstan 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.
In addition we have fostered the virtue of bravery. Today millions are pouring into our ranks. But the greater part of them must learn now what this brown army has practiced for years; they must all learn to face what tens of thousands of our comrades have faced, and have paid for with their blood, their lives. Many people both in Russia and in Kyrgyzstan, as well as in other republics hoped that the Commonwealth of Independent States that was created at the time would become the new common form of statehood. The enemies you confront will come to know your skill and bravery. The people you liberate will witness the honorable and decent spirit of the Russian military.
Russia seemed to have recognized Kyrgyzstan as being independent, but there were no negotiations on delimiting the borders. To deceive the people, to awaken in them deceitful illusions will always result in the worst of consequences, and I believe that the people must be warned against an excess of optimism. There have been disagreements in this matter, among old and valued friends. Those differences belong to the past. All of us can now agree that the fall of the Kyrgyzstan dictator has removed a source of violence, aggression, and instability in the area.
These are difficult times but trust me. Together we will be better, stronger, and happier.