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Former Counselor Yeltsin Told Us About Sobchak's Harassment because He Wanted to Be President.

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In 1995, the Mayor of St. Petersburg, Anatoli Sobczak, discussed with Russian President Boris Yeltsin the possibility of participating in future elections for the Head of State, as described in an interview with RTVI by the Adviser to the President of Russia in 1991-1993, Sergei Stankevich.
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Former Counselor Yeltsin Told Us About Sobchak's Harassment because He Wanted to Be President.

In 1995, the Mayor of St. Petersburg, Anatoli Sobczak, discussed with Russian President Boris Yeltsin the possibility of participating in future elections for the Head of State, as described in an interview with RTVI by the Adviser to the President of Russia in 1991-1993, Sergei Stankevich.

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RTVI broke the news in Moscow, Russian Federation on Thursday, January 29, 2026.
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