Declassified UFO / UAP Document

Gorbachev Addresses Uralmash Workers

📅 25 April 1990 📍 Sverdlovsk, USSR 🏛 Moscow Television Service 📄 transcript

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This document is a transcript of a 1990 meeting between Mikhail Gorbachev and Uralmash workers in Sverdlovsk. It details the Soviet leadership's efforts to address economic reform, labor concerns, and political instability during the perestroika era.

This document is a transcript of a meeting held on April 25, 1990, between Mikhail Gorbachev and workers at the Uralmash production association in Sverdlovsk. The discussion covers a wide range of economic, political, and social issues facing the Soviet Union during the period of perestroika. Gorbachev addresses concerns regarding the transition to a market economy, the role of the Communist Party, housing shortages, and the need for labor reform. He emphasizes the importance of maintaining social stability while implementing radical economic changes. Throughout the transcript, Gorbachev responds to direct questions from workers and management regarding the performance of the Uralmash plant, the role of the Presidential Council, and the political situation in Lithuania. He also discusses his past relationship with Boris Yeltsin, expressing disappointment in Yeltsin's political trajectory. The document provides a detailed look at the internal tensions and challenges within the Soviet leadership and the workforce as the country navigated significant political and economic restructuring.

True, there is one other very serious question: Does the government occupy itself with such phenomena as unidentified flying objects? [laughter] Well, I think that this isn't a joke. Probably there are some kind of occurrences in nature, and in that sense the comrade wants an explanation. In general certain scientific collectives are oriented, and they must know and be involved with the nature of these phenomena.

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