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در پی انتشار خبرهایی درباره دیدار حسن روحانی با خامنه‌ای، مهدی فضایلی، عضو دفتر حفظ و نشر آثار رهبر ایران، این دیدار را تائید کرده است. اگرچه که او گفته است که این دیداری معمولی بوده و هنوز جزئیات مشخصی از محتوای این دیدار منتشر نشده است اما خبرگزاری‌ها در ایران به نقل از آقای فضایلی نوشته‌اند که این دیدار با "پیگیری‌‌های مکرر" روحانی انجام شده است.
در همین رابطه اما خبرگزاری اعتلای ایران از گروه های نزدیک به حسن روحانی گگفته است که حسن روحانی در این دیدار اسنادی اقتصادی و نظامی را به خامنه ای نشان داده است و گفته است که اکنون بحث دولت من، رئیسی و یا احمدی نژاد نیست! بحث بر سر آبروی نظام است، و اگر این طور پیش برویم، با این وضع به زودی مردم جشن سرنگونی ما را می گیرند. این خبرگزاری می نویسد که روحانی با نشان دادن گزارشی بخ خامنه ای از رادیو فرانسه در مورد فروپاشی شوروی با عنوان مردم ایران سال بعد جشن خداحافظی با رژیم خامنه ای را میگیرند گفته که باید ما از فروپاشی قدرت ها درس بگیریم.
گفتنی است که به نوشته رادیو فردا سی سال پیش، در ماه دسامبر ۱۹۹۱، کشوری به نام اتحاد جماهیر شوروی سوسیالیستی با نزدیک به ۳۰۰ میلیون نفر جمعیت از صحنه جغرافیای سیاسی جهان رخت بر بست و جای خود را به ۱۵ کشور سپرد. با این رویداد، زمین‌لرزه بزرگی در عرصه ژئوپولیتیک جهان به وجود آمد که پس‌لرزه‌های آن هنوز احساس می‌شود.
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Thirty years ago, in December 1991, a country called the USSR, with a population of nearly 300 million, left the political geography of the world and was replaced by 15 countries. With this event, a great earthquake occurred in the geopolitical arena of the world, the aftershocks of which can still be felt.
Fall of a giant
Generations reminiscent of the Soviet era in international relations chess have not forgotten the power and appeal of this superpower and its ability to influence the five continents.
Founded by Lenin under the October Revolution of 1917, the military raised the sickle and hammer flag over the tall Reichstag building in Hitler’s ousted German capital in 1945, and at the head of one of the two powers in the decades after World War II. The political-military superiority on the planet has infiltrated hundreds of millions of people, not only with nuclear warheads and intercontinental ballistic missiles, but also with a fascinating and mobilizing ideology, even in the most glorious centers of global liberalism.
But for younger generations, the Soviet Union is the only name left of an extinct empire, followed by a long list of other extinct empires in history, the most recent of which were called Austria-Hungary and the Ottoman Empire in the 20th century.
Let us not forget that the history of the cemetery is of empires and systems, many of which dreamed of immortality. The Soviet Union was also hard-line for much of the twentieth century, and there were many prominent intellectuals who saw it as the future of humanity.
Thirty years after the fall of this superpower, we must be more cautious about the ability of the greats of the intellectual world of our time to prophesy.
Dozens of think tanks around the world, with researchers whose only field of study was "Soviet studies," monitored even the smallest developments in what he called the "Invincible Fortress of the Workers." However, none of these experts could have predicted the collapse of this gigantic power, even at such a rapid pace, although some later claimed to have made this prediction.
Thirty years after this astonishing event, with so much data at its disposal, it is not the collapse of the Soviet Union that is most surprising, but its duration over a period of 74 years. The main question is: how could a political system, with all its inherent weaknesses, and the continual collapse of its founders’ ideals and claims, have survived more than seven decades despite very difficult trials and, more importantly, hundreds of millions? Convince the world that it has achieved brilliant success in building an earthly paradise?
