August 9, 1999 (June 28) JiMao, Yeltsin's dissolution Sijie Pa Shen Government appointed Putin as acting prime minister. August

1999, Russian President Boris Yeltsin announced the dissolution of the establishment Sijie Pa Shen government less than three months, and the appointment of Putin as First Deputy Prime Minister and the Government acting prime minister. It is reported that President Boris Yeltsin has officially signed on the dissolution of the Sijie Pa Shen Government and appointed Putin as Acting Prime Minister of Presidential Decree the Government and has nominated Vladimir Putin's candidate for prime minister in the State Duma (lower house of parliament). Following the Primakov government was disbanded in May, the second change of events of the Russian government.
the same day, Yeltsin issued a decree, announced on December 19, 1999 for the next State Duma (lower house of parliament) election day. (History. Cn) that the decision was made according to the "State Duma elections Russian Federal Assembly (parliament) on behalf of the relevant provisions of the newly adopted. President Boris Yeltsin's order marks the election officially kicked off. (Lssdjt.com)
Yeltsin said in a televised speech, said he hoped the Russian government Acting Prime Minister Vladimir Putin to become Russia's new head of state in the presidential election held in June 2000. (History. Com)
Yeltsin said that Putin was an ability to rely on the most extensive political power of social coherence and to ensure the continued development of the characters of the cause of reform, he was able to put those committed in the 21st century The revitalization of the Russian people rally around themselves. Yeltsin said he was confident Putin, at the same time hope that the people in the next presidential election, to trust and support to Putin. This is the first time Yeltsin publicly announced their fancy "successor", indicating that he had already a clear plan for future presidential election. In October 7, 1952, Putin was born in Leningrad (the l $ dj��.��r��) in 1975 after graduating from the Faculty of Law of the National University of Leningrad in the Soviet Foreign Intelligence Service of the National Security Council to work. (L $ dj��.����T) 1994, he was appointed First Deputy Mayor of the City of St. Petersburg, 1997, he was appointed deputy director of the Office of the President of the General Inspectorate Secretary of the Office of the President, in May 1998, he was appointed the first deputy director of the Office of the President in charge of the central and regional relations. July 1999, he was appointed Secretary of the Russian Federal Security Service, the part-time security meeting Standing Committee in November of the same year, in March 1999, he was appointed Security Council Secretary. [Today in History www.TodayOnHistory.com]