Politica Internacional

[IlidioMA]

Citação de Cannonball, há 21 minutos:

Ainda tens algumas, mas são daquelas que se vão tornar novos -istões, como Tuva ou a Inguchétia.

Depois tens o Dagestão, que não tem Russos quase nenhuns mas tem umas 15 etnias diferentes que nunca se iriam aceitar.

A Ingushétia é uma invenção Russa de combate ao independentismo Checheno e actualmente está para acabar. 

Aliás, hoje em dia já não há autonomias nenhumas na Russia, sem ser a Chéchenia. Todas as outras republicas autónomas viram a sua autonomia de facto acabar com o expirar dos tratados bilaterias entre a Republica o governo Federal (de um modo meio parvo, não é/era a constituição federal nem as constituições da várias republicas que garantiam essas autonomias, eram mesmo tratados bilaterais entre a Rússia central e cada republica autónoma)

O Putin desde que chegou ao poder acho que só renovou um dos tratados - com a poderosa Tartária - e mesmo esse expirou em 2017. Todas as outras republicas viram os seus tratados a expirar já com o Putin no poder e nenhum foi renovado.

A Chechénia é um caso à parte, para garantir a sua reintegração e o fim da guerra (e o combate ao Jihadismo) o Putin deu tudo ao Kadyrov. Esse é um verdadeiro vice-rei. Um Estado dentro do Estado. Mas as outras republicas, mais mansas, mais coniventes, viram as suas autonomias quase que reduzidas. Ja nem os seus governadores elegem, são noemados pelo Putin.

Ademais, a Ingushetia que fora criada em 1993 como resposta à Chechénia independentista - era parte da Chechénia antes - agora começa a ver o seu estatuto como republica autónoma ameaçado. Foi obrigada a assinar um acordo em 2019 a ceder umas parcelas de território à Chechnia e, se não estou em erro, está sem governador há uns tempos. Analistas creêm que o Putin está a querer aniqular a identidade Ingush para os reintegrar na Chechénia. Até já li um artigo há uns tempos que falava da possibilidade  de entregar ao Kadyrov todo aquele Cáucaso muçulmano, fazer ali uma macro região, com a Balkaria, Ossétia, Daguestão, Cherquéssia, etc, e dar tudo ao Kadyrov que ia ficar um vero Sultão do Sul. Mas seria para avançar apenas após o tempo do Putin, para o Putin não ficar a lidar com o fallout dessa medida. 

Editado 16 Maio 2022 por IlidioMA

[cadete]

Citação de Axadrezado, há 55 minutos:

É só meter o Khabib a Presidente e eles unem-se todos. 

Só se tiver o Hasbulla como braço direito. 

[SAS_Robben]

Lembrei me das palavras de Leonard Cohen:

There is a crack in everything
That's how the light gets in

Editado 16 Maio 2022 por SAS_Robben

[Puto Perdiz]

Citação de SAS_Robben, Em 15/05/2022 at 19:03:

Um jovem de 18 anos entrou num supermercado armado e disparou, matando 10 pessoas em Buffalo, NY. Transmitiu em direto pela net.

As motivações são claramente raciais. Falamos de um jovem supremacista branco, que é defensor da teoria conspirativas do "white replacement". Tem Tucker Carlson como referência.

Ja li que no ano passado foi apanhado a preparar um ataque a sua escola e teve acompanhamento psicológico desde aí.

agora um exemplo de integração na cultura dos EUA

Gunman in deadly attack at California church was Chinese immigrant motivated by hate for Taiwanese

 

Spoiler

 

A gunman in deadly attack at California church was Chinese immigrant motivated by hate for Taiwanese people, authorities said.

The shooting killed Dr. John Cheng, 52, and five others were wounded in an attack at a Southern California church, authorities said at a Monday news conference.

Orange County Sheriff Don Barnes said the motive of the shooting was a grievance between the shooter, identified as a Chinese immigrant, and the Taiwanese community. China claims Taiwan is a part of its national territory and has not ruled out force to bring the island under its rule.

Barnes said the suspect drove to the Orange County church, where he was not a regular attendee, secured the doors and started shooting. The gunman had placed 4 Molotov cocktail-like devices inside the church, the sheriff said.

Barnes said Cheng, survived by a wife and two children, heroically charged at the shooter and attempted to disarm him, allowing others to intervene. A pastor hit the gunman on the head with a chair and parishioners hog-tied him with electrical cords. But Barnes said Cheng was hit by gunshots.

 

"Understanding that there was elderly everywhere and they couldn't get out of the premises because the doors had been chained .. he took it upon himself to charge across the room and to do everything he could to disable the assailant," said Orange County District Attorney Todd Spitzer.

The Orange County Sheriff's Department tweeted that David Chou, 68, of Las Vegas has been booked on one count of murder and five counts of attempted murder. The suspect lawfully purchased the two 9mm pistols in Las Vegas, said Stephen Galloway, ATF Los Angeles assistant special agent in charge.

Jerry Chen had just stepped into the kitchen of the church's fellowship hall around 1:30 p.m. Sunday when he heard the gunshots.

Chen, 72, a longtime member of the Irvine Taiwanese Presbyterian Church, which worships at Geneva Presbyterian Church in Laguna Woods, peeked around the corner and saw others screaming, running and ducking under tables.

"I knew someone was shooting," he said. "I was very, very scared. I ran out the kitchen door to call 911. "

Four of the five people wounded suffered critical gunshot injuries. Orange County Fire Authority official Michael Contreras said two of the wounded were in good condition, two were in stable condition and the status of the fifth patient was undetermined.

 

"I will tell you that evil was in that church yesterday," Spitzer said.

There is a lot of evidence that the suspect "had an absolute bias against the Taiwanese people, its country, as a Chinese or mainland national," Spitzer said.

The suspect left notes in his vehicle concerning "his hatred of the Taiwanese people," the sheriff said.

Jail records show Chou is being held on $1 million bail. It's not immediately known whether he has a lawyer who can speak on his behalf.

The church was cordoned off Monday with yellow police tape and several bouquets of flowers were left outside the church grounds.

But on Sunday afternoon, Chen said he was in such a state of shock that he was unable to tell the operator his location when he called 911 from the church's parking lot.

"I had to ask someone else for the address," he said.

Chen said a group of about 40 congregants had gathered in the fellowship hall for a luncheon after a morning service to welcome their former Pastor Billy Chang, a beloved and respected community member who had served the church for 20 years. Chang moved back to Taiwan two years ago. This was his first time back stateside, Chen said.

"Everyone had just finished lunch," he said. "They were taking photos with Pastor Chang. I had just finished my lunch and went into the kitchen."

That was when he heard the gunshots and ran out.

Soon afterward, Chen said he heard the details of what happened inside from others who came out. Fellow congregants told Chen that when the gunman stopped to reload, Chang hit him on the head with a chair while others moved quickly to grab his gun. They then subdued him and tied him up, Chen said.

"It was amazing how brave (Chang) and the others were," he said. "This is just so sad. I never, ever thought something like this would happen in my church, in my community."

Most of the church's members are older, highly educated Taiwanese immigrants, Chen said.

"We're mostly retirees and the average age of our church is 80," he said.

Orange County Undersheriff Jeff Hallock praised the parishioners' quick work to detain the gunman.

"That group of churchgoers displayed what we believe is exceptional heroism and bravery in intervening to stop the suspect. They undoubtedly prevented additional injuries and fatalities," Hallock said. "I think it's safe to say that had people not intervened, it could have been much worse."

The shooting came a day after an 18-year-old man shot and killed 10 people at a supermarket in Buffalo, New York.

As news of the shooting broke on the heels of the racist rampage in Buffalo — where the white gunman allegedly targeted a supermarket in a predominantly Black neighborhood — fear spread that the Taiwanese congregation had also been targets of a hate crime.

Laguna Woods was built as a senior living community and later became a city. More than 80% of residents in the city of 18,000 people about 50 miles (80 kilometers) southeast of Los Angeles are at least 65. The shooting was in an area with a cluster of houses of worship, including Catholic, Lutheran and Methodist churches and a Jewish synagogue.

Those wounded by gunshots included four Asian men, ages 66, 75, 82 and 92, and an 86-year-old Asian woman, the sheriff's department said.

It was not immediately clear whether all of the victims were of Taiwanese descent.

Tensions between China and Taiwan are at the highest in decades, with Beijing stepping up its military harassment by flying fighter jets toward the self-governing island. China has not ruled out force to reunify with Taiwan, which split from the mainland during a civil war in 1949.

Taiwan's chief representative in the U.S., Bi-khim Hsiao, offered condolences to the families on Twitter.

"I join the families of the victims and Taiwanese American communities in grief and pray for the speedy recovery of the wounded survivors," Hsiao wrote on Sunday.

The deadliest shooting inside a U.S. church was in 2017 in Sutherland Springs, Texas. A gunman opened fire during a Sunday service at First Baptist Church and killed more than two dozen people.

In 2015, Dylann Roof fired dozens of bullets during the closing prayer of a 2015 Bible study session at Charleston's Mother Emanuel AME Church in South Carolina. Nine members of the Black congregation were killed in the racist violence and Roof became the first person in the U.S. sentenced to death for a federal hate crime. His appeal remains before the Supreme Court.

 

https://www.npr.org/2022/05/16/1099244312/hate-against-taiwanese-led-to-church-attack

[SAS_Robben]

Citação de Puto Perdiz, há 16 minutos:

agora um exemplo de integração na cultura dos EUA

Gunman in deadly attack at California church was Chinese immigrant motivated by hate for Taiwanese

 

  Ocultar conteúdo

 

A gunman in deadly attack at California church was Chinese immigrant motivated by hate for Taiwanese people, authorities said.

The shooting killed Dr. John Cheng, 52, and five others were wounded in an attack at a Southern California church, authorities said at a Monday news conference.

Orange County Sheriff Don Barnes said the motive of the shooting was a grievance between the shooter, identified as a Chinese immigrant, and the Taiwanese community. China claims Taiwan is a part of its national territory and has not ruled out force to bring the island under its rule.

Barnes said the suspect drove to the Orange County church, where he was not a regular attendee, secured the doors and started shooting. The gunman had placed 4 Molotov cocktail-like devices inside the church, the sheriff said.

Barnes said Cheng, survived by a wife and two children, heroically charged at the shooter and attempted to disarm him, allowing others to intervene. A pastor hit the gunman on the head with a chair and parishioners hog-tied him with electrical cords. But Barnes said Cheng was hit by gunshots.

 

"Understanding that there was elderly everywhere and they couldn't get out of the premises because the doors had been chained .. he took it upon himself to charge across the room and to do everything he could to disable the assailant," said Orange County District Attorney Todd Spitzer.

The Orange County Sheriff's Department tweeted that David Chou, 68, of Las Vegas has been booked on one count of murder and five counts of attempted murder. The suspect lawfully purchased the two 9mm pistols in Las Vegas, said Stephen Galloway, ATF Los Angeles assistant special agent in charge.

Jerry Chen had just stepped into the kitchen of the church's fellowship hall around 1:30 p.m. Sunday when he heard the gunshots.

Chen, 72, a longtime member of the Irvine Taiwanese Presbyterian Church, which worships at Geneva Presbyterian Church in Laguna Woods, peeked around the corner and saw others screaming, running and ducking under tables.

"I knew someone was shooting," he said. "I was very, very scared. I ran out the kitchen door to call 911. "

Four of the five people wounded suffered critical gunshot injuries. Orange County Fire Authority official Michael Contreras said two of the wounded were in good condition, two were in stable condition and the status of the fifth patient was undetermined.

 

"I will tell you that evil was in that church yesterday," Spitzer said.

There is a lot of evidence that the suspect "had an absolute bias against the Taiwanese people, its country, as a Chinese or mainland national," Spitzer said.

The suspect left notes in his vehicle concerning "his hatred of the Taiwanese people," the sheriff said.

Jail records show Chou is being held on $1 million bail. It's not immediately known whether he has a lawyer who can speak on his behalf.

The church was cordoned off Monday with yellow police tape and several bouquets of flowers were left outside the church grounds.

But on Sunday afternoon, Chen said he was in such a state of shock that he was unable to tell the operator his location when he called 911 from the church's parking lot.

"I had to ask someone else for the address," he said.

Chen said a group of about 40 congregants had gathered in the fellowship hall for a luncheon after a morning service to welcome their former Pastor Billy Chang, a beloved and respected community member who had served the church for 20 years. Chang moved back to Taiwan two years ago. This was his first time back stateside, Chen said.

"Everyone had just finished lunch," he said. "They were taking photos with Pastor Chang. I had just finished my lunch and went into the kitchen."

That was when he heard the gunshots and ran out.

Soon afterward, Chen said he heard the details of what happened inside from others who came out. Fellow congregants told Chen that when the gunman stopped to reload, Chang hit him on the head with a chair while others moved quickly to grab his gun. They then subdued him and tied him up, Chen said.

"It was amazing how brave (Chang) and the others were," he said. "This is just so sad. I never, ever thought something like this would happen in my church, in my community."

Most of the church's members are older, highly educated Taiwanese immigrants, Chen said.

"We're mostly retirees and the average age of our church is 80," he said.

Orange County Undersheriff Jeff Hallock praised the parishioners' quick work to detain the gunman.

"That group of churchgoers displayed what we believe is exceptional heroism and bravery in intervening to stop the suspect. They undoubtedly prevented additional injuries and fatalities," Hallock said. "I think it's safe to say that had people not intervened, it could have been much worse."

The shooting came a day after an 18-year-old man shot and killed 10 people at a supermarket in Buffalo, New York.

As news of the shooting broke on the heels of the racist rampage in Buffalo — where the white gunman allegedly targeted a supermarket in a predominantly Black neighborhood — fear spread that the Taiwanese congregation had also been targets of a hate crime.

Laguna Woods was built as a senior living community and later became a city. More than 80% of residents in the city of 18,000 people about 50 miles (80 kilometers) southeast of Los Angeles are at least 65. The shooting was in an area with a cluster of houses of worship, including Catholic, Lutheran and Methodist churches and a Jewish synagogue.

Those wounded by gunshots included four Asian men, ages 66, 75, 82 and 92, and an 86-year-old Asian woman, the sheriff's department said.

It was not immediately clear whether all of the victims were of Taiwanese descent.

Tensions between China and Taiwan are at the highest in decades, with Beijing stepping up its military harassment by flying fighter jets toward the self-governing island. China has not ruled out force to reunify with Taiwan, which split from the mainland during a civil war in 1949.

Taiwan's chief representative in the U.S., Bi-khim Hsiao, offered condolences to the families on Twitter.

"I join the families of the victims and Taiwanese American communities in grief and pray for the speedy recovery of the wounded survivors," Hsiao wrote on Sunday.

The deadliest shooting inside a U.S. church was in 2017 in Sutherland Springs, Texas. A gunman opened fire during a Sunday service at First Baptist Church and killed more than two dozen people.

In 2015, Dylann Roof fired dozens of bullets during the closing prayer of a 2015 Bible study session at Charleston's Mother Emanuel AME Church in South Carolina. Nine members of the Black congregation were killed in the racist violence and Roof became the first person in the U.S. sentenced to death for a federal hate crime. His appeal remains before the Supreme Court.

 

 

 

 

https://www.npr.org/2022/05/16/1099244312/hate-against-taiwanese-led-to-church-attack

De Melting Pot a Hating Pot

[SAS_Robben]

Parece que Azovstal caiu de vez.

Mais de 200 soldados ucranianos foram evacuados de Azovstal pelas tropas russas, numa operação concertada pelos governos de ambos os países e mediada pela Cruz Vermelha e UN. 

Estão a ser levados para território controlado pela Russia para ser em tratados e depois serão trocados por prisioneiros de guerra que a Ucrânia tem em seu poder.

Editado 17 Maio 2022 por SAS_Robben

[Petar Musa]

Citação de SAS_Robben, há 7 horas:

Parece que Azovstal caiu de vez.

Mais de 200 soldados ucranianos foram evacuados de Azovstal pelas tropas russas, numa operação concertada pelos governos de ambos os países e mediada pela Cruz Vermelha e UN. 

Estão a ser levados para território controlado pela Russia para ser em tratados e depois serão trocados por prisioneiros de guerra que a Ucrânia tem em seu poder.

Como é que os russos levaram tanto tempo? Foi propositado? Não queriam transformar aquilo em cinzas?

[antifa]

Evacuados é como quem diz, renderam-se e agora são prisioneiros de guerra.

[Che]

Citação de Seferogol, há 1 hora:

Como é que os russos levaram tanto tempo? Foi propositado? Não queriam transformar aquilo em cinzas?

A resistência estava numa fábrica que tinha 2 ou 3 caves estilo bunker e era um labirinto. Só se safaram porque uma das pessoas evacuadas trabalhava lá e chibou a planta aos russos. Algo do género.

Soaring oil and gas prices help Russia more than triple its current account surplus to $96 billion, its largest in 28 years

Russia has a current account surplus of $95.8 billion in the first four months of 2022, central bank data shows.

That's more than triple the $27.5 billion from the same span last year.

Russian oil export revenue is up 50% since the start of 2022, the International Energy Agency said last week.

https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/soaring-oil-gas-prices-help-144941528.html

$41.5bn of investments expected in hydrogen projects in Egypt through 2030

The state’s share is scheduled to range from 20 to 25% of the volume of investment in the first phase, represented by the contribution of Egypt’s Sovereign Fund, the Egyptian Electricity Transmission Company, and a potential contribution from the Suez Canal Economic Zone.

https://www.dailynewsegypt.com/2022/05/16/41-5bn-of-investments-expected-in-hydrogen-projects-egypt-through-2030/

Pro-Hezbollah bloc loses Lebanese parliamentary majority

Hezbollah allies lose seats in parliamentary elections to rivals, as independent candidates make inroads.

https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2022/5/17/pro-hezbollah-bloc-loses-lebanese-parliamentary-majority

EU Softens Stance in Gas Fight With Russia

The EU softened its tone on interpreting sanctions, which should keep Russian gas flowing into the bloc. It had become clear that a number of member states couldn’t accept a cut-off. After concluding that Vladimir Putin’s decree requiring gas payments in rubles violated sanctions, the bloc’s new guidance offers companies a way to keep purchasing the fuel, even if their hard currency is later converted into rubles. The move has Berlin and Rome sighing with relief, and Italian gas giant Eni ready to open a rubles account at Gazprombank. But with the bloc’s bid to ban Russian oil stalled over Hungary’s opposition, the softer stance on gas shows that Europe’s willpower to stem the Kremlin’s cash flow may be reaching its limit.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/newsletters/2022-05-17/eu-softens-stance-in-gas-fight-with-russia

[antifa]

Citação de Seferogol, há 2 horas:

Como é que os russos levaram tanto tempo? Foi propositado? Não queriam transformar aquilo em cinzas?

A conversa nos meios pro russos é que há lá no meio pelo menos um oficial superior de um país da NATO que foi apanhado de surpresa no início da guerra em território Ucraniano, a captura seria uma boa fonte de propaganda. É um rumor com uns meses que veio de informações de civis que entretanto saíram de lá. 

Outra hipótese, mais provável, é que aquilo é uma fortaleza do crl. Neste ponto da guerra já não tem interesse estratégico nenhum e capturar aquilo ia fazer com que morressem muitos soldados para nada. 

Editado 17 Maio 2022 por antifa

[SAS_Robben]

Citação de antifa, há 32 minutos:

Evacuados é como quem diz, renderam-se e agora são prisioneiros de guerra.

Tens razão. Rendição é o termo correto.

Dai agora ir-se fazer uma troca de prisioneiros. A fiar no que se diz, foi uma rendição planeada entre as partes. Até porque como dizes e bem:

 

Citação de antifa, há 15 minutos:

A conversa nos meios pro russos é que há lá no meio pelo menos um oficial superior de um país da NATO que foi apanhado de surpresa no início da guerra em território Ucraniano, a captura seria uma boa fonte de propaganda. É um rumor com uns meses que veio de informações de civis que entretanto saíram de lá. 

Outra hipótese, mais provável, é que aquilo é uma fortaleza do crl. Neste ponto da guerra já não tem interesse estratégico nenhum e capturar aquilo ia fazer com que morressem muitos soldados para nada. 

Era o não f*de, nem deixa f*der.

Os ucranianos iam ficar ali eternamente "enterrados" por teimosia e os russos eternamente a gastar tempo e munições.

O Zelensky quer dar spin positivo a coisa mas a realidade é que Azovstal e Mariupol cairam e os russos saíram por cima. Foi uma vitória pelo desgaste e não pela força mas uma vitória.

Editado 17 Maio 2022 por SAS_Robben

[Che]

Ukrainian fighters attacked after traitor hands secret plans to Russian troops

Ukrainian soldiers are continuing to mount resistance against a Russian onslaught at the Azovstal steel plant amid reports a 'traitor' gave away secrets that led to an attack.

Fighters of the Azov Battalion, a unit of the National Guard of Ukraine, are currently holed up in the battered Mariupol plant.

According to the Reuters news agency, Ukrainian soldiers had to fend off a Russian attempt to breach their system of tunnels after a 'traitor' gave away their top secrets.

https://uk.news.yahoo.com/ukraine-fighters-attacked-traitor-secret-plans-russia-troops-160620732.html

A representative of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine said that the Russians learned about the existence of underground passages from ex-employees of the Azovstal plant. This allowed the Russian troops to start storming the previously secret tunnels.

“Russian scum found a traitor from among the employees of the Azovstal plant, some electrician, who showed the tunnels that lead underground to the territory of the plant. And yesterday the Russians began to storm these tunnels, using the information they received from the traitor,” the adviser explained Minister of Internal Affairs of Ukraine Anton Gerashchenko

Earlier the Russian military entered the territory of the Azovstal plant.

See more at https://english.pravda.ru/news/world/151661-azovstal/

[SAS_Robben]

E parece que ainda lá estão militares ucranianos e a rendição dos mesmos ainda esta a ser negociada.

[Puto Perdiz]

Citação de SAS_Robben, há 10 horas:

Parece que Azovstal caiu de vez.

Mais de 200 soldados ucranianos foram evacuados de Azovstal pelas tropas russas, numa operação concertada pelos governos de ambos os países e mediada pela Cruz Vermelha e UN. 

Estão a ser levados para território controlado pela Russia para ser em tratados e depois serão trocados por prisioneiros de guerra que a Ucrânia tem em seu poder.

só estavam 200 lá dentro? Pareceu-me ter ouvido ou lido que estavam mais de 1000.

[SAS_Robben]

Citação de Puto Perdiz, Agora:

só estavam 200 lá dentro? Pareceu-me ter ouvido ou lido que estavam mais de 1000.

Sairam cerca de 260, incluindo 50 feridos. 

A rendição dos restantes ainda está as ser negociada.

No entanto o Batalhão Azov já deu nas redes a "batalha de Azovstal" como perdida.

[SAS_Robben]

Tenho um novo "drinking game". Cada vez que o Agostinho Costa na CNN disser "shotor(a)!", bebo um shot de whisky.

Espero ter falência renal e de figado ao fim de um dia.

btw, a CNN é tão mas tão má, pqp... A SIC Noticias tem maus momentos mas isto é demais. A forma então como debitam propaganda 10 vezes por dia e acrescentam "ainda não foi possivel verificar no terreno" como salvaguarda... pqp. 

Editado 17 Maio 2022 por SAS_Robben

[Che]

Russia jumps to 4th position as India's oil supplier amid Ukraine war: Data

Russia's share in India's oil purchases rose to a record 6%, about 277,000 barrels per day (bpd) in April, up from about 66,000 bpd in March, when it was in 10th position

NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Russia became the fourth-largest oil supplier to India in April, with volumes set to rise further in coming months as low prices spur demand from the world's No. 3 oil consumer and importer, tanker tracking data showed.

https://wap.business-standard.com/article/economy-policy/russia-jumps-to-4th-position-as-india-s-oil-supplier-amid-ukraine-war-data-122051700671_1.html?utm_source=SEO&utm_medium=ST

CAIRO (AP) — An attempt by one of Libya’s rival prime ministers to seat his government in the capital of Tripoli triggered clashes Tuesday between competing militias, forcing the newly appointed premier to leave the city and underscoring the fragility of the situation in the chaos-stricken nation.

https://apnews.com/article/middle-east-africa-government-and-politics-libya-tripoli-6993f7569491e04d46d50e37e7e5d612

[antifa]

Citação de SAS_Robben, há 5 minutos:

Tenho um novo "drinking game". Cada vez que o Agostinho Costa na CNN disser "shotor(a)!", bebo um shot de whisky.

Espero ter falência renal e de figado ao fim de um dia.

btw, a CNN é tão mas tão má, pqp... A SIC Noticias tem maus momentos mas isto é demais. A forma então como debitam propaganda 10 vezes por dia e acrescentam "ainda não foi possivel verificar no terreno" como salvaguarda... pqp. 

Eu tenho a sensação que a CNN tem o "breaking news" 23 horas por dia. Todas as notícias são breaking aparentemente.

[IlidioMA]

Chineses com odio racial a Taiwaneses, quando a tese oficial da RPC é que a Taiwan não é um país distinto da China por o sue povo ser, precisamente, chinês?......ai que me deu aqui um nó no cébru....

[Petar Musa]

Citação de antifa, há 32 minutos:

Eu tenho a sensação que a CNN tem o "breaking news" 23 horas por dia. Todas as notícias são breaking aparentemente.

ALERTA CM

[Che]

EU gives companies green light to buy gas from Russia

European companies are starting to move ahead to comply with Russian demands and keep the gas flowing.

The European Commission sent its revised guidelines to member states on Friday, a spokesperson said on Monday. In the updated recommendations, it said companies should make a clear statement that they consider their obligations fulfilled once they pay in euros or dollars.

https://www.aljazeera.com/economy/2022/5/16/eu-gives-companies-green-light-to-buy-gas-from-russia?sf164905368=1

[Axadrezado]

 

[Che]

About 300,000 tonnes of Ukrainian wheat booked by Egypt's state grains buyer for delivery in February and March is yet to be shipped, with one cargo stuck in port and four others still to be loaded, four traders said.

https://english.alaraby.co.uk/news/egypt-waiting-300000-tonnes-wheat-stuck-ukraine

[SAS_Robben]

Então a expansão da NATO já não é um problema, uma ameaça? Não era isso que tinha levado a Rússia a realizar uma Operação Militar Especial preventiva?

Editado 17 Maio 2022 por SAS_Robben

[SAS_Robben]

Foi apresentada na Duma uma moção para impedir que combatentes pertencentes ao Batalhão Azov possam ser incluídos em trocas de prisioneiros. Isto vai no seguimento do Supremo Tribunal da Russia ir decidir no dia 26 de Maio se o Batalhão Azov é uma organização terrorista.

Ou seja, as condições supostamente negociadas para a rendição de ontem podem não ser cumpridas pela Rússia.

Editado 17 Maio 2022 por SAS_Robben