Radio.SvobodaOnline Media OutletPart of: Radio Free Europe/Radio LibertyIndependent sourceMaterialsInfoFound 3 materialsBy relevanceOldest firstNewest firstBy relevanceRadio.Svoboda·Jan 16, 2000Face to faceVasil Bykov Presenter Vladimir Baburin Vladimir Baburin: Our guest today is Belarusian writer, winner of the Triumph Prize Vasil Bykov. Vasil Vladimirovich, how do you assess the prospects of the Russian-Belarusian union? Vasil Bykov: Belarus is an authoritarian country. How can they unite? In addition, the economy. The economy of Belarus is entirely socialist, all enterprises there belong to the state.Radio.Svoboda·Jan 16, 2000Radio Liberty - Daily NewsRussian aviation continues Grozny's bombing. Today, the oil storage strokes were struck, a fire began . The Russian command reports on the capture of the Sharai District of Chechnya and the deposit of air strikes in Itum-Kale, Vedino and Argun. The Chechen field commander Isa Munaev said that this morning 28 Russian troops were killed in Grozny this morning.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Jan 16, 2000Vasil BykovVladimir Baburin: Our guest today is the Belarusian writer, laureate of the Triumph Prize Vasil Bykov. Vasil Vladimirovich, how do you assess the prospects of the Russian-Belarusian Union? Vasil Bykov: Belarus is an authoritarian country. How can they unite? In addition - the economy. The economy of Belarus is entirely socialist, all enterprises belong to the state there.Владимир Бабурин