Yeltsin Faces Possible Last Hurrah In Power Pull
Moscow report examines Boris Yeltsin amid a victorious comeback, his age health and aging rule fueling questions if this is his final term. It notes his autocratic grip, fragile democracy, and softening succession plans centered on Alexander Lebed and party loyalties.
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Red-Brown coalition vows to endure after defeat
MOSCOW AP Gennady Zyuganov led the Communist nationalist alliance through a closed postmortem after losing the presidential election to Boris Yeltsin. Zyuganov said the red brown bloc would stay intact, with the Communist Party remaining the driving force, while others pushed to register as a formal movement.
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Yeltsin Replaces Chechnya Commander In War Pivot
President Boris Yeltsin dismissed Lt Gen Vyacheslav Tikhomirov and named Lt Gen Konstantin Kulikovsky to lead the Chechnya campaign. The change signals Moscow’s intent to end the nearly 19 month conflict with rebels.
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