Russia's enemy countries

... but it is in the US interest to make them fighting each other
And seems that Turks finally get the point.
Who would not, surviving a killing attempt organized by your "ally" because warned by your "enemy"

An open apology for their lies would be a good starting point.

I like the sound of Russia having a list of hostile countries it will not be doing much business with, has anyone heard or read any more about this?

There is not much to be heard of, as the whole story seems to be figured out by the sources like Levanda and Izvestia, published further by Atlantic Council, and repeated by all the barking dogs along the stream.
They are mixing the pooled data whom the Russians consider as enemies, and apply that to some gov level solutions or lists.
Sounds bullshit enough?

kvs wrote:The Czech regime is now singing a different tune about relations with Russia once it has realized that
Russophobia comes at a price.   These clowns are chirping about better relations.  

Russia should tell them to go forth and mono-copulate...

F*cking morons...

Is Russia behind this?

https://news.yahoo.com/someone-faking-positions-nato-warships-155600795.html?fr=sycsrp_catchall

Hilarious... HATO warships are openly sailing into waters they are not supposed to and all of a sudden it is Russia that is to blame.

These tracking systems will be run and controlled by the west no doubt and of course any military force that relys on such a tracking system to monitor naval traffic is a useless piece of crap military force... that would be like monitoring their enemies... by watching the BBC and CNN...

A military force should be more proactive in monitoring international shipping traffic... those systems use transmitters on the ships to give their location so there is no need to hack anything... I rather suspect those HATO ships are transmitting false locations as a provocation to the Russians rather than the other way around.

Russia would not benefit from it appearing that enemy ships are sailing through their waters without being challenged, it would make them look weak and not on the ball.

All during the cold war there were constant claims that the Soviets were sending subs into Swedish waters to test their defences and to map the area accurately for later use, but in the 1990s it turned out the very few times it actually was a submarine and not marine mammals having sex it tended to be a HATO ally that was to blame. The one time it was the Soviets it got called Whisky on the rocks as is was a Whisky class SSK stuck.

Bad old Russia is weaponising something that is innocent and pure.... yeah right... which probably means the west has been using it for naughty things and are on the cusp of getting caught.

The Russians have told the British and then that other ship that sailed into Crimean waters they were violating their waters.... I don't remember them mentioning AIS information at all... the Russians are less likely to whine and complain about such territorial violations as to send out patrol boats and fire warning shots... and next time not so warning shots.

The article even admits that the US Navy don't use AIS most of the time and have had a few collisions because of that, so now they use it in highly congested sea lanes... but the article therefore suggests that when the US Navy is sailing in or near Russian waters they would have it turned on?

Or that they would keep it on if the system was hacked and was showing them in places they should not be...

What a load of dingoes kidneys...

And now there are problems with the AIS system and now they are blaming Russian hackers... and of course with no evidence at all...

This is either western intel propaganda or someone wanting Atlantic Council attention and funding...

The interesting thing is that the evil Russians are doing this but there is no huge spike in ship collisions and accidents except for US ships with the system turned off anyway... so even if this is something Russia is doing... just like hacking the US election... there seems to be no effect on any outcomes and it just looks bad.

Which is amusing because the Russians don't have a lot of money and time to waste on such pointless endeavours... in fact I would say it is more something Bellingcat or White Helmets or Reuters or some other western intell fabrication factory would be doing... create mischief but no actual damage and then just blame Russian hackers Russian Hackers RUSSIAN HACKERS...

This is clearly a non story.

A lot of these weapons were also going to al-kaida and friends in Syria.

when you reject the Soviet heritage, but only until you want to raise sales:

the photo was sent from Germany.

Not understanding... please explain for non Russians here...

To be honest I am really surprised at countries like Germany and Israel who say nothing when the nazis in Ukraine pull their crap, or the US votes against new laws banning the glorification of Nazism....

Well after watching that video on Nazism I have a better understanding why for the US, but for Germany and Israel????

Comparing rats and mice to brits is an insult. For rats and mice.

So the WHO is acting under US orders to delay the approval for Russia's Sputnik V. This is another brazen campaign to smear Russia in front of the world and discourage countries from procuring Russia's own pharmaceutical products. Russia needs to act fast and impose a heavy cost on the US for this latest act of aggression.  

New U.S. travel rules close door on those fully vaccinated with Russia’s Sputnik V

The United States announced last week that it would soon open its doors to foreign travelers vaccinated against the coronavirus, loosening restrictions for broad swaths of global visitors for the first time since the pandemic began.

But the new rules, set to take effect in November, appear to also shut out many people who consider themselves to be fully immunized — including millions who have received two doses of Russia’s Sputnik V vaccine.

Hundreds of thousands of Russians could be directly affected. Despite frosty diplomatic relations and limited demand for international travel, roughly 300,000 Russians visited the United States in 2019, the last year for which figures are available, according to the U.S. Travel Association.

More broadly, the U.S. plan is another blow for the manufacturers of Sputnik V, which Moscow has proudly proclaimed as the first coronavirus vaccine to be registered for use. Though the vaccine was intended to be a powerful tool of pandemic diplomacy, its limited acceptance abroad and slow rates of delivery have left it behind not only Western vaccines but also those made by Chinese manufacturers.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/2021/09/27/us-travellers-sputnik-russia/

What an opportunity for US gas sellers to sweep in and offer cheaper gas.

The price of Russian gas is due to market forces... their costs to extract and pump gas have not changed... they are just enjoying massive profit margins because of the games the EU plays.

This is the ideal opportunity for the US to come striding in and offer them super cheap Freedom gas and save them from the cold.... like an ally would.

Or they could demand Russia ignore the market and just give them freebies or cheaper gas as a favour... presumably for all the hostile rhetoric and sanctions I guess...