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1996, Russian President Boris Yeltsin was sworn in, and thus began his second presidential term. President Yeltsin is sworn in "target =" _blank "> Yeltsin vote after June 16 and July 3, the two re-elected Russian President
Russian heads of government, members of the upper and lower houses of the Russian parliament and social more than 3,000 people from all walks of life attended the swearing-in ceremony of the Yeltsin CIS heads of state were invited to participate in the ceremony my Ambassador to Russia Li Fenglin on behalf of the Chinese government to attend the inauguration ceremony in Russian envoys of other countries also attended the ceremony.
; Boris �����Үά Hall �� Yeltsin (1931.2.1-2007.4.23), born on February 1, 1931 in Bangs Velde Love oblast, Russian Federation Daliciji District Bute Ka Village an ordinary peasant family. graduated from the the 1955 Ural Kirov Institute of the Department of Architecture in 1961, he joined the Communist Party of the Soviet Union in 1968, he was appointed Minister of Construction of the Sverdlovsk region, and later was promoted to the first secretary of the state commission, CPSU Central Committee, Minister of Construction in 1981 was elected member of the Central Committee of the CPSU in 1985, he was appointed first secretary of the Moscow Municipal Committee, alternate member of the Political Bureau of the Central Committee of the CPSU in February 1986.
in 1990, he was elected to the Russian Federation Chairman of the Supreme Soviet in July 1990 announced its withdrawal from the Communist Party of the Soviet Union, the Russian presidential election held on June 12, 1991, Yeltsin crowned as the first President of the Russian Federation, the throne of 57.3 percent of the vote. 7 December, Yeltsin and Ukraine President Kravchuk Belarus leaders ��ʲ��ά�� in the the Brest City, after secret talks, announced the establishment of the Commonwealth of Independent States "by Slavic Three December 21, leaders of the 11 former republics of the former Soviet Union issued a "Declaration of Alma-Ata, the collapse of the Soviet Union.