Rat u Ukrajini

Mór Thököly wrote:Dobro je da se u zivotu nisi bavio drustvenim naukama

U Dagestanu pozivaju u vojne odseke autom sa razglasom. Proletos su to praktikovali u DPR i LNR.

„Svi građani muškog pola moraju odmah da se jave vojnom odseku!“

Obećana vam je delimična mobilizacija? Delimično će biti mobilisan ceo Derbent.

В Дагестане зазывают в военкоматы через матюгальник. Весной такое практиковалось в ДНР и ЛНР.

«Всем гражданам мужского пола срочно явиться в военный комиссариат!»

Вам обещали частичную мобилизацию? Частично мобилизуют целый Дербент. pic.twitter.com/7L4sRGuj2e

— SVTV NEWS (@svtv_news) September 29, 2022

В Дербенте на улицы вывели автомобиль с громкоговорителями, который транслирует требование ко всем мужчинам срочно явиться в военкомат. pic.twitter.com/LtQMHWVuZQ

— распад и неуважение (@VictorKvert2008) September 29, 2022

Mór Thököly wrote:

Cousin Billy wrote:Ne sme se dovoditi u pitanje SVO kao takva, a o detaljima se potpuno slobodno raspravlja. Bekstvo iz Kijeva su krili kao zmija noge, a posle Harkova su bili vrlo transparentni. Ne znam baš da li je to pretnja Putinu. U Nemačkoj su (disclaimer: ne izjednačavam ta dva sistema) isto tako slobodno gunđali da je Gering debeli kreten itd, ali se znalo gde je granica kritike. Mislim da se zna i u Rusiji.

Pa ne dovodi se u pitanje rat tj svo kao takav. Ali - slobodna rasprava o toku rata sa "patriotske" pozicije je opasna po vlast. Svim tim ljudima je Rusija neuporedivo bitnija od Putina, a to nisu pacifisti. Sta to sve znaci za Putinovu kalkulaciju o eskalaciji je drugo (i opasno) pitanje

European security officials on Monday and Tuesday observed Russian Navy support ships in the vicinity of leaks in the Nord Stream pipelines likely caused by underwater explosions, according two Western intelligence officials and one other source familiar with the matter.

It’s unclear whether the ships had anything to do with those explosions, these sources and others said – but it’s one of the many factors that investigators will be looking into.

Russian submarines were also observed not far from those areas last week, one of the intelligence officials said.

Three US officials said that the US has no thorough explanation yet for what happened, days after the explosions appeared to cause three separate and simultaneous leaks in the two pipelines on Monday.

Russian ships routinely operate in the area, according to one Danish military official, who emphasized that the presence of the ships doesn’t necessarily indicate that Russia caused the damage.

“We see them every week,” this person said. “Russian activities in the Baltic Sea have increased in recent years. They’re quite often testing our awareness – both at sea and in the air.”

The U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) had weeks ago warned Germany about possible attacks on gas pipelines in the Baltic Sea, German magazine Spiegel said on Tuesday, after gas leaks in Russia pipelines to Germany were reported.

The German government received the CIA tip in summer, Spiegel reported, citing unnamed sources, adding that Berlin assumes a targeted attack on Nord Stream 1 and 2 pipelines.

A German government spokesperson declined to comment, Spiegel added.

Repairing the ruptures that occurred on the lines of the Nord Stream 1 and Nord Stream 2 gas pipelines may take more than six months, Pavel Zavalny, who heads the State Duma’s (lower house) Committee on Energy, believes.
In his opinion, there are two ways to fix the damage: making a caisson (a watertight chamber used in underwater construction work or as a foundation - TASS), or hoisting the gas pipelines to the surface.
"One way is to manufacture a caisson that will be brought to the pipe. Work will be carried out in the caisson to either replace the pipe or fix it. The depths allow this. Of course, a complex engineering underwater structure would have to be created. That being said, the timeframe - the design, manufacturing and the works - all this would take not just months but even longer. The second option is lifting [the pipes]," he told reporters on the sidelines of the Sakhalin Oil and Gas forum on Thursday.
According to him, raising the gas pipeline to the surface would require cranes with a lifting capacity of 3,000 tons.
"As part of the design of these gas pipelines, the risks of its work being disrupted were factored in, and, accordingly, the possibility of repairs was taken into account. Therefore, the pipe was laid in such a way that would make it possible to hoist it up. This will also take time, technical equipment, cranes, ships, and so on. But, in my opinion, technically it is possible. It may take a long time, it's not a month or two, it's six months or a year, at least," Zavalny explained.
He noted that the decisive factor in choosing options is the availability of ship equipment to carry out repairs.
"Probably, these pipe-laying vessels are under sanctions, so they simply won't be allowed to be used to repair the gas pipeline," the legislator admitted.

An emergency meeting of the United Nations Security Council concerning acts of sabotage against the Nord Stream 1 and 2 gas pipelines is scheduled for Friday, September 30, Russian Deputy Permanent Representative to the UN Dmitry Polyansky said on Wednesday.
Earlier, Russia had requested a UN SC session in connection with provocations on the pipelines.

The Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian Federation has taken measures in connection with actions against the Russian gas pipelines Nord Stream –1 and Nord Stream-2. This is stated in the message of the supervisory authority.
No later than September 26, 2022, deliberate actions were committed in the Bornholm Island area to damage the Nord Stream–1 and Nord Stream–2 gas pipelines laid along the bottom of the Baltic Sea.
Through these pipelines, the Russian Federation supplied natural gas to the countries of the European Union both for industrial use and for residential heating purposes.
As a result of these actions, the Russian Federation has suffered significant economic damage.
Due to the presence of signs of a crime provided for in part 1 of Article 361 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (an act of international terrorism), a criminal case was initiated by the Investigation Department of the FSB of Russia on materials sent by the Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian Federation in accordance with paragraph 2 of part 2 of Article 37 of the Criminal Procedure Code of the Russian Federation. A preliminary investigation has been launched.

Wonders of Russian mobilisation: a bunch of guys were abandoned in an empty field with no command, no accommodation. Given the snow on the ground, they'll have to get through the night somehow. pic.twitter.com/PFsDzMJV1x

— Dmitri (@wartranslated) September 29, 2022

Finland said it would close its border to Russian tourists, shutting off their last remaining direct land route to the European Union as thousands of Russians seek to avoid conscription into the war in Ukraine https://t.co/pZFkhRthca pic.twitter.com/7oOdHOS4D8

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 29, 2022

Margit Savović wrote:Gledala sam u čartove i ide nam gora kriza nego 2008.

Летећи Полип wrote:Ti i Talason samo sirite paniku. I to bas sada kada nas je pritislo sa svih strana. 



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