Third session of the Supreme Soviet of the RSFSR (eleventh convocation) July 1-2, 1986 . The Verbatim Report is a unique document that immerses the reader in one of the key moments in the history of Soviet Russia, revealing the inner kitchen of the legislative processes of the era of change. This detailed verbatim report is not just a set of protocols, but a living testimony to how the most important issues that determined the future of the country during the critical period of perestroika were discussed within the walls of the Supreme Council. The book covers two busy days of the eleventh convocation of the Supreme Soviet of the RSFSR, when fateful decisions and heated discussions became part of history. A verbatim report allows the reader to feel the atmosphere of those days, to understand the intricacies of political debates and the views of various deputies, their arguments and emotional reactions. These are not just dry protocols these pages bring to life personalities, their beliefs and aspirations, which makes the book especially valuable for those who are interested in the history of Soviet power, political processes and the internal dynamics of the era. This book will become an indispensable source for historians, political scientists, students and all those who are looking for a deep and objective understanding of the events of 1986 in the USSR. It will be of particular interest to those who are interested in the topic of restructuring, reforms and transformation of Soviet society. Readers interested in the history of legislation, domestic policy and decision-making mechanisms in the USSR will find here many new facts and analytical comments that allow them to look at events from different angles. The authorship of this publication remains unknown, which gives it special value as an authentic historical document. The verbatim report is distinguished by accuracy, detail and objectivity, which makes it an important contribution to the study of political life of the Soviet era. Unlike fiction, this book offers the reader the opportunity to look behind the scenes of decision-making, understand the logic and reasoning of the participants, and trace the development of discussions that could affect the fate of millions. The style of the author, despite his anonymity, is characterized by strict accuracy and respect for the facts. There is no subjectivity in it, which allows the reader to independently form his opinion about the events that took place .. This book is part of a series of documents that reveal the internal structure of Soviet power, and perfectly complements such works as “History of Soviet parliamentarism” or “Political processes in the USSR”. For those who appreciate historical authenticity and analytical approach, it will be a real discovery. Third session of the Supreme Soviet of the RSFSR (eleventh convocation) July 1-2, 1986 . Verbatim Report is not only a source of knowledge, but also an exciting journey in an era of change, when the fates of millions were decided. This book opens a window to the past, allowing you to understand how new ideas were formed, how the debate took place and what decisions were made in those fateful days. For all those who are interested in the history, politics and inner life of the USSR, it will become a valuable and indispensable resource that expands the horizons of knowledge and deepens the understanding of complex processes that took place at the turn of the epochs.