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Former Russian Deputy Minister of Energy Vladimir Milov Explains Putin's Rise

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First published at 16:21 UTC on April 18th, 2022.

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Vladimir Milov served under Vladimir Putin as his Deputy Energy Minister. Since then they had a little fall out. US General H. R. McMaster interviewed him for his show 'Battlegrounds' (organized by Hoover Institute). In the interview Mister Milov explains Putin's rise, some inner workings of the administration in Russia and the attitude of the public. The full recording is long and you find it here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nz1fA...

This video summarises and adds illustrations to the audio. Unfortunately, the microphone and/or sound setting of the original document are underwhelming and I do not know how to improve on that. If somebody can clean it up and make it available to me, I will re-upload it with the polished sound. But in any event it is easily comprehensible still. On some segments (notably at the beginning) the voice modulation sounds strange. This is because my cuts "corrected" grammar flaws or pre-empted an interruption of the interviewer that make listening to it rather more difficult. They do not misrepresent Vladimir Milov's views (and everybody can check the original to prove me right).

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