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Apr 3, 2018 · Russian President Boris Yeltsin finishing his glass of vodka next to President Bill Clinton in 1995 as Russia celebrated the 50th anniversary of the end of World War II in Europe.
Apr 7, 2014 · The best youtube compilation of Boris Yeltsin's funniest moments on TV. Drinking vodka and beer, singing and stumbling...
Yeltsin's problems with alcohol were well-known and the national and international media assumed that he had been too drunk to disembark from the plane (although in 2010, Tatyana Yumasheva, Yeltsin's daughter, suggested that her father had suffered a heart attack on the plane).
Sep 21, 2009 · A building guard took Yeltsin for a drunken intruder until Russian and U.S. agents arrived on the scene and rescued him.
This is exactly what happened. Putin saw Yeltsin as a weak drunken buffoon, mired in corruption and deeply unpopular.
An article in Pravda described Yeltsin as drunk at a lecture during his visit to the United States in September 1989, an allegation which appeared to be confirmed by a TV account of his speech; however, popular dissatisfaction with the regime was very strong, and these attempts to smear Yeltsin only added to his popularity. In another incident ...
Oct 8, 2018 · Yeltsin was standing all by himself on Pennsylvania Avenue, drunk out of his mind, in his briefs and t-shirt (and nothing else), yelling for a taxi. When the agents tried to reason with him, Yeltsin told them that he did not want to go back to Blair House — he wanted a pizza.
Sep 23, 2009 · Russian leader Boris Yeltsin was once found near the White House late at night dressed in his underwear, seemingly drunk and looking for pizza, according to a new book detailing Bill Clinton's presidency.
Apr 24, 2007 · Boris Yeltsin, RIP The Rise and Fall of the Drunken Czar. Boris Yeltsin's finest moment came in August 1991, when he stood on a tank in Moscow and opposed the hardline leaders of a coup against...
May 2, 2007 · In December 1994, Yeltsin unleashed a bloody and unsuccessful war in Chechnya, which cost tens of thousands of lives. The best that can be said about that act is that Yeltsin appears to have been too sick and drunk to be much involved in the decision-making.
