Peak hour №1 10/31/1995 (1995)

The program begins with information about the recent assassination attempt on the general director of the Russian Fund for Disabled Afghan Warriors, Valery Radchikov.

It points out the large number of veteran organizations of Afghan war veterans that exist in Russia.

Boris Gromov says that after the withdrawal of Soviet troops from Afghanistan, practically no one was involved with these soldiers.

As part of the Deputy Minister of Defense, he prepared a draft law on veterans of the war in Afghanistan, which was never legalized.

Boris Gromov talks about the situation in Chechnya and the consequences of the conflict.

He talks about the need to prevent a repeat of the scenario and not leave the participants of the Chechen military campaign in the same situation in which the Afghan war veterans were abandoned.

Boris Gromov points out the need to increase the prestige and reputation of the army and to conduct a global state military reform.