Rat u Ukrajini

kondo wrote:ispravih post, rumbovao sam pa mi je izašlo ključno

https://www.facebook.com/deltaholdingkompanija/posts/1494119810703817/

još jedan glas za streljanje tajkuna na čelu sa najmoćnijim

Divno ste odabrali, bolje da ste Kurtija školovali.

Ferenc Puskás wrote:To sad mali pas?

Ferenc Puskás wrote:To sad mali pas?

Cousin Billy wrote:Ne liči mi na malog psa nego na recikliranje dosadašnje retorike: "mi ovo ne radimo da bismo menjali režim u Kijevu, već zbog bezbednosti blabla". Ključni pojmovi demilitarizacije i denacifikacije su i dalje tu.
Neće zadugo biti popuštanja retorike, nema za sad nikakve potrebe za time.

Mór Thököly wrote:

Cousin Billy wrote:Ne liči mi na malog psa nego na recikliranje dosadašnje retorike: "mi ovo ne radimo da bismo menjali režim u Kijevu, već zbog bezbednosti blabla". Ključni pojmovi demilitarizacije i denacifikacije su i dalje tu.
Neće zadugo biti popuštanja retorike, nema za sad nikakve potrebe za time.

Mkzda je i signaliziranje zapadu: nema potrebe sad za eskalacijom, uskoro ionako zavrsavamo. E, a sta misli dok to govori...to ko zna...

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The EU is drafting a plan to pay for Russian gas without violating sanctions, insiders say
Ryan Hogg 13 hours ago

The EU is planning to allow member states to open Gazprombank accounts, per Bloomberg.

Putin has threatened to cut off the gas supply of "unfriendly" nations that don't pay in rubles.

Some members, including Poland, said the plans lacked legal clarity.


The European Union (EU) is drafting a plan to comply with Russian President Vladimir Putin's demands to pay for the country's gas in rubles without violating sanctions, sources told Bloomberg.

Sources in attendance at a closed European Commission meeting on Friday said new guidance would allow importers of gas to open a Russian state-owned Gazprombank account and pay in euros or dollars, which would then be converted to rubles by the bank.

According to Bloomberg, the sources said companies should make "a clear statement that they consider their obligations fulfilled once they pay in euros or dollars, in line with existing contracts." The commission did not immediately respond to Insider's request for comment outside normal working hours.

Putin is pushing for "unfriendly" countries to pay for gas in Rubles to maintain the strength of a currency that is being propped up by strict capital controls and high interest rates, threatening to cut off a line that supplies 45% of the EU's gas imports.

The commission is now trying to find a way to satisfy Putin's demands without technically breaching sanctions, with an indication that paying into a Gazprombank account in euros or dollars would be legally sound.

Buyers are required to set up two Gazprombank accounts: one in domestic currency and one in foreign currency. Paying in the domestic ruble would violate sanctions, though sources said it was unclear if the updated guidance would change this.

Sources previously said 20 companies have already set up Gazprombank accounts to satisfy Putin's demands. European Commission president Ursula Von Der Leyen had described the demands as "blackmail" and "a clear breach of contract."

One of the sources told Bloomberg that Germany, Hungary, Italy, and France were broadly in favor of the plan, while Poland said it didn't offer legal clarity, and others were confused by a lack of specific guidance.

Most EU countries have payment deadlines with Russia for gas imports at the end of the month, at which point failure to comply with Putin's demands could see the taps turned off, as was the case with Poland and Bulgaria in April.

The bloc is reportedly preparing a 195 billion euro plan to wean itself off Russian fossil fuels by 2027, according to draft documents seen by Reuters.

kondo wrote:Branka Prpa:

https://novimagazin.rs/iz-nedeljnika-nm/272633-intervju-branka-prpa-ovo-je-slom-evropske-civilizacije

Ursula fon der Lajen je rekla da je u Ukrajini prvi rat na tlu Evrope posle Drugog svetskog. A šta je bilo devedesetih kod nas i gde smo mi ako nismo u Evropi? Ništa, a porušena sela i gradovi, skoro 150.000 mrtvih, više od 300.000 izbeglica koje nisu imale tretman kao danas ukrajinske.
No, nije ovo stvar koja je počela juče nego prekjuče; što bi rekao čuveni francuski istoričar Brodel, to su procesi dugog trajanja. Nikad se stvari ne dešavaju preko noći i ni iz čega. Imate fantastičnu knjigu nemačkog istoričara Frica Frišera „Savez elita i težnja ka svetskoj moći“, u kojoj objašnjava nemačke elite  epilog, jer je Hitler produkt nemačkih elita 19 i 20-tog veka.
Dakle, uvek je cilj isti i nije preko noći. Na delu je reciklaža jer svaka nova politička elita reciklira ideje starih, što možemo videti na primeru Srbije i Hrvatske, a nismo mi ništa atipični u odnosu na svet.
Ovo je nastavak nečega što je potpuno promenilo sliku sveta, a nastalo je nakon sloma Sovjetskog Saveza, kada je svet trebalo da postane mirno mesto jer više nije bilo hladnog rata, sukoba velikih sila i vojnih blokova. Varšavski pakt se demilitarizovao i bilo je za očekivati da isto učini i NATO, ali ne samo da se nije raspustio već je bujao.
I tako do početka 21. veka, kad smo sa američkim predsednikom Džordžom Bušem dobili novi koncept sveta sa Amerikom kao vodiljom.