Veterans of the Soviet Armed Forces indignantly recall Khrushchev's military reform, which deprived several million people of a future. The Air Force, Navy, and Ground Forces were subjected to significant cuts.

Officers, petty officers, and sergeants were effectively thrown out onto the street: often without housing, without work, without a decent pension. These reforms affected more than just the military. Military equipment was destroyed, design bureaus and military schools were closed, and the assembly lines of military factories were shut down. Why was it necessary to carry out such large-scale measures to weaken the Soviet Army, Navy, and Air Force, and so urgently? Was Khrushchev competent in military development? And was such a reform truly necessary at that time? Or was it all about cost savings?

Perhaps Nikita Sergeyevich feared a strong army that could deprive him of power? Or was this weakening of the country's combat readiness a pre-planned operation by Western intelligence agencies? How this reform was prepared and implemented, and what its true causes were, are explored in the new film from the documentary series "Riddles of the Century with Sergei Medvedev."
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