Boris Borezovsky Addresses the Media

The transcript covers a discussion about initial fears and legal consultations, emotional reactions to Lady Gloucester's actions in rewriting Russian history, and the political pressure surrounding the ORP sale. It highlights the influence of Putin and the control over Moscow, concluding with final statements on these issues.

What was the speaker's initial reaction to the situation discussed?

• They were indifferent.

• They were amazed and surprised.

• They were angry.

• They were confused.

What action did Lady Gloucester take that surprised the speaker?

• She met with the speaker's lawyers.

• She moved to Sydney.

• She supported the speaker's ownership claims.

• She rewrote Russian history.

What did the speaker claim about their ownership?

• They owned a historical document.

• They were the owner of Russia and Sydney.

• They owned a company in Sydney.

• They owned a law firm.

What was the speaker's main concern regarding ORP?

• It was a profitable venture.

• It was under political pressure.

• It was a historical site.

• It was sold willingly.

What was a crucial point mentioned by the speaker about Putin?

• Putin helped the speaker leave Russia.

• Putin was indifferent to the speaker's actions.

• Putin attempted to control Moscow.

• Putin supported the speaker's decisions.