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    The Situation in the Ukraine. #21

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    Post  Walther von Oldenburg Sat Sep 26, 2015 11:33 am

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    Post  higurashihougi Sat Sep 26, 2015 12:05 pm

    http://www.rt.com/business/316562-ukraine-russia-gas-winter/

    Russia and Ukraine have agreed to resume gas shipments after months of squabbling over prices. With $500 million from the EU, Kiev can buy 2 billion cubic meters for the winter season. But Gazprom warns Ukraine may still run out of gas before winter ends.

    Following rounds of trilateral and bilateral negotiations over the past few months, the EU Commission, Moscow, and Kiev have agreed on terms for gas supplies to Ukraine for the upcoming winter period. From the 1st of October through the end of March 2016, Kiev is expected to buy 2 billion cubic meters.

    “After the [initialed protocol] document is signed, Ukraine will start buying our gas. We expect the purchase to begin on October 1,” Russian energy giant Gazprom’s chief executive, Aleksey Miller, said after Kiev and Moscow initialized the binding protocol.
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    Post  higurashihougi Sat Sep 26, 2015 12:48 pm

    Kyiv claimed that their crops production increased 2.4 million tons this year and they believed that it will increase ~ 5 mil. tonnes next year.

    http://uacrisis.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/infographics_EN.jpg
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    Post  PapaDragon Sat Sep 26, 2015 1:16 pm

    higurashihougi wrote:Kyiv claimed that their crops production increased 2.4 million tons this year and they believed that it will increase ~ 5 mil. tonnes next year.

    http://uacrisis.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/infographics_EN.jpg

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    Post  Erk Sat Sep 26, 2015 1:21 pm

    higurashihougi wrote:http://www.rt.com/business/316562-ukraine-russia-gas-winter/

    Russia and Ukraine have agreed to resume gas shipments after months of squabbling over prices. With $500 million from the EU, Kiev can buy 2 billion cubic meters for the winter season. But Gazprom warns Ukraine may still run out of gas before winter ends.

    Following rounds of trilateral and bilateral negotiations over the past few months, the EU Commission, Moscow, and Kiev have agreed on terms for gas supplies to Ukraine for the upcoming winter period. From the 1st of October through the end of March 2016, Kiev is expected to buy 2 billion cubic meters.

    “After the [initialed protocol] document is signed, Ukraine will start buying our gas. We expect the purchase to begin on October 1,” Russian energy giant Gazprom’s chief executive, Aleksey Miller, said after Kiev and Moscow initialized the binding protocol.

    So the EU just have $500mill to throw towards Kiev. It's money down a black hole.
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    Post  auslander Sat Sep 26, 2015 1:37 pm

    PapaDragon wrote:
    higurashihougi wrote:Kyiv claimed that their crops production increased 2.4 million tons this year and they believed that it will increase ~ 5 mil. tonnes next year.

    http://uacrisis.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/infographics_EN.jpg

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    You get an upvote for that one. He certainly was optimistic concerning his friends.
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    Post  ultron Sat Sep 26, 2015 1:39 pm

    NAF said the explosion was caused by a Strela 10 explosion. I think this unlikely and what happened was this was caused by saboteurs because a SAM simply does not explode.
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    Post  medo Sat Sep 26, 2015 1:52 pm

    ultron wrote:NAF said the explosion was caused by a Strela 10 explosion. I think this unlikely and what happened was this was caused by saboteurs because a SAM simply does not explode.

    Not necessary. The Strela-10 missile could be old and unstable. Or it could in time of its handling fall on the ground from higher altitude. Who knows, in what condition it was captured from Ukrainian army or in what conditions it was stored for years. SAM missile also have a warhead and rocket fuel. Damages could bring to explosion.
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    Post  Khepesh Sat Sep 26, 2015 2:43 pm

    Regular wrote:
    Terrible. Hope those responsible will be hunted down. But how the hell someone could infiltrate and plant the bomb in such event? Sounds crazy, or separatists have rats among them.  
    This traitor "Ivan Donbass" https://vk.com/id275847676 AKA "Petya Vetrov" https://vk.com/id321618791 Real name Evgeniy Listopad. He had been a member of "Sparta" and had fought from the beginning at Slavyansk, had distinguished himself in other combat and been awarded medals for his actions at Donetsk airport. "Sparta" do not understand why he defected. But this is one of the hallmarks of civil war, how many times did entire battalions change side during the Civil War, multiple times some of them. He is now persona non grata. Info about him on "Sparta" wall https://vk.com/sparta_orb?w=wall-88853749_7700
    Still suspected that the terror attack at Torez was by a small explosive charge with timer being dropped into the Strela-10 fuel tank.

    The traitor Evgeniy Listopad
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    Post  Regular Sat Sep 26, 2015 4:58 pm

    Wouldn't be so quick to blame him. He proven to be good soldier it seems. Wen't through all the hell when things were really hard and fate of separatists were hanging on the thread. If he was a diversant then he sure wrecked the hell out Ukr army, according to sparta thanks to him they took 4 tanks out, 2 APCs and eliminated over 60 ukrs. And then he killed 2 kids and run away? Seriously? Would be beyond idiotic if he pulled this shameful act.
    He doesn't look like a terrorist to me, more or less just narcissistic tourist who got bored in peace time. Probably went to Russia to hop another steroid cycle and masturbate at himself in the mirror. What can I say? I can only hope what I am saying is true, if he indeed did this I do hope it gets to him. War will be over and someone will definitely will find him.
    People I speak with who were actually there said there are plenty of people like him, so many tacticool volunteers who run away with their tails tucked after seeing first battle. There are thieves, cowards and it's pretty hard to form proper units. Army takes the best and worst of society. And don't forget there are many adventure seeking bogatyrs from Russia, hell knows if they just want to fight or help. That's there are units who don't accept volunteer fighters from Russia.


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    Post  flamming_python Sat Sep 26, 2015 5:04 pm

    PapaDragon wrote:
    higurashihougi wrote:Kyiv claimed that their crops production increased 2.4 million tons this year and they believed that it will increase ~ 5 mil. tonnes next year.

    http://uacrisis.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/infographics_EN.jpg

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    Hey, why not?

    It's never been a secret that after losing its industries, the Ukraine will regress to being a primarily agricultural nation.

    With hundreds of thousands of people out of work this year, and several hundred thousand more next year - if emigration is not an option than working the land is really the only option they have.
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    Post  Khepesh Sat Sep 26, 2015 5:10 pm

    Regular wrote:Wouldn't be so quick to blame him. He proven to be good soldier it seems. Wen't through all the hell when things were really hard and fate of separatists were hanging on the thread. If he was a diversant then he sure wrecked the hell out Ukr army, according to sparta thanks to him they took 4 tanks out, 2 APCs and eliminated over 60 ukrs. And then he killed 2 kids and run away? Seriously? Would be beyond idiotic if he pulled this shameful act.
    He doesn't look like a terrorist to me, more or less just narcissistic tourist who got bored in peace time. Probably went to Russia to hop another steroid cycle and masturbate at himself in the mirror. What can I say?
    People I speak with who were actually there said there are plenty of people like him, so many tacticool volunteers who run away with their tails tucked after seeing first battle. There are thieves, cowards, people who get into shit units and it's pretty hard to form proper units. Army takes the best and worst of society. And don't forget there are many adventure seeking bogatyrs from Russia, hell knows if they just want to fight or help. That's there are units who don't accept volunteer fighters from Russia.
    I forgot to put in the post that he is now with "Azov" actively fighting against his former comrades. If he had broken under the strain and deserted, then that would be sad and understandable, but to go to the enemy and fight for them is different, and difficult to understand when he has fought bravely for Donbass for more than a year. He must know he has gone to the side that will loose and that when the war returns he will likely not survive. He is not thought to be responsible for Torez, it's just co-incidence that news of his defection has been made public at the same time. $10,600 reward offered for info about Torez.


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    Post  Regular Sat Sep 26, 2015 5:24 pm

    Khepesh wrote:
    Regular wrote:Wouldn't be so quick to blame him. He proven to be good soldier it seems. Wen't through all the hell when things were really hard and fate of separatists were hanging on the thread. If he was a diversant then he sure wrecked the hell out Ukr army, according to sparta thanks to him they took 4 tanks out, 2 APCs and eliminated over 60 ukrs. And then he killed 2 kids and run away? Seriously? Would be beyond idiotic if he pulled this shameful act.
    He doesn't look like a terrorist to me, more or less just narcissistic tourist who got bored in peace time. Probably went to Russia to hop another steroid cycle and masturbate at himself in the mirror. What can I say?
    People I speak with who were actually there said there are plenty of people like him, so many tacticool volunteers who run away with their tails tucked after seeing first battle. There are thieves, cowards, people who get into shit units and it's pretty hard to form proper units. Army takes the best and worst of society. And don't forget there are many adventure seeking bogatyrs from Russia, hell knows if they just want to fight or help. That's there are units who don't accept volunteer fighters from Russia.
    I forgot to put in the post that he is now with "Azov" actively fighting against his former comrades. He is not thought to be responsible for Torez, it's just co-incidence that news of his defection has been made public at the same time. $10,600 reward offered for info about Torez.
    Thanks for the info. It's bizzare! Not that it's new thing in civil war. He was nazi sympathizer anyway. One of my friends just wrote short summary about him. He is said to be injured after all this fighting too. I hope his friends in Azov are proud of his achievements while he was fighting for separatists. I do hope he is wearing medals he earned.
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    Post  franco Sat Sep 26, 2015 6:27 pm

    In the West for years we have had the saying "Oh, those crazy Russians!" Very Happy
    Who knew they were Ukrainians all this time? dunno

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    Interfax: 09/26 18:14 Ukrainian Prosecutor General's Office ordered to launch inquiry against Yatseniuk - Rada deputy

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    Post  auslander Sat Sep 26, 2015 8:08 pm

    All coups and revolutions eventually eat their young and each other. Fact.
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    Post  gregoire Sat Sep 26, 2015 9:11 pm

    franco wrote:In the West for years we have had the saying "Oh, those crazy Russians!" Very Happy
    Who knew they were Ukrainians all this time? dunno

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    Interfax: 09/26 18:14   Ukrainian Prosecutor General's Office ordered to launch inquiry against Yatseniuk - Rada deputy

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    I have been thinking the same exact thing for more then a year now.
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    Post  JohninMK Sat Sep 26, 2015 9:30 pm

    higurashihougi wrote:http://www.rt.com/business/316562-ukraine-russia-gas-winter/

    Russia and Ukraine have agreed to resume gas shipments after months of squabbling over prices. With $500 million from the EU, Kiev can buy 2 billion cubic meters for the winter season. But Gazprom warns Ukraine may still run out of gas before winter ends.

    Following rounds of trilateral and bilateral negotiations over the past few months, the EU Commission, Moscow, and Kiev have agreed on terms for gas supplies to Ukraine for the upcoming winter period. From the 1st of October through the end of March 2016, Kiev is expected to buy 2 billion cubic meters.

    “After the [initialed protocol] document is signed, Ukraine will start buying our gas. We expect the purchase to begin on October 1,” Russian energy giant Gazprom’s chief executive, Aleksey Miller, said after Kiev and Moscow initialized the binding protocol.
    Bit more detail on the deal. No mention of advance payments. A good strategic move by Russia, playing the good guy and eliminating a stick that could be used against them. Well timed too with both Putin and Poro on their feet at the UN this week.

    Maros Sefcovic, an EU Commission vice-president, said the new deal was initialed Friday in Brussels by Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak and Ukrainian Energy Minister Volodymyr Demchyshyn. Demchyshyn said some procedures remained before a formal signing could take place, but that one should occur shortly. He added that the deal assured Ukraine would receive Russian gas through next March.

    Russia agreed to lower the price it charged Ukraine to the same "competitive level" granted to neighboring countries, from $251 per 1,000 cubic meters to $227.4 through a cut in export duties. For its part, Ukraine agreed to inject 2 billion cubic meters of Russian gas into underground storage sites on its territory to help stockpile supplies for EU countries.

    Novak, the Russian energy minister, said the agreement should ensure that millions of people in Ukraine and the EU "securely [are able to] survive the winter."

    Gas disputes between Russia and Ukraine have led to cut-offs of supply in the past, and one standoff in 2009 caused serious disruptions in shipments of Russian gas to EU countries. Last winter, Russia and Ukraine struck an emergency deal on gas prices, but that agreement subsequently expired. EU-brokered talks seeking a similar agreement on gas for the coming winter began in March.

    Read more: http://sputniknews.com/europe/20150926/1027591083/gas-agreement-kiev-moscow.html#ixzz3msKEYjHx


    Then we have this out of Brussels. My highlight, someone clearly needed some higher sign-off.

    The gas agreement between Russia and Ukraine reached with the mediation of the European Commission ensures gas deliveries to Western Europe until the end of March 2016, the German newspaper Das Bild wrote.

    Ukraine is the most important transit country for gas supplies from Russia to Europe, that is why the EU is particularly interested in bridging differences between Kiev and Gazprom, the newspaper wrote. Despite the difficult political situation, Russia and Ukraine recently reached an agreement on gas supplies for the winter period 2015-2016. The talks took place at the EU headquarters in Brussels and lasted for five hours, the European Commission Vice President Maroš Shefovich said.

    Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak stated that the negotiations were difficult. According to Shefovich, the new gas agreement will cover the period from October 2015 to the end of March 2016. In October, Ukraine is planning to buy two billion cubic meters of gas from Gazprom. "This is a crucial step in order to ensure that in the coming winter Ukraine will receive enough gas," Shefovich said. According to him, the agreement is also essential for a "sustainable, secure and reliable transit of Russian gas to the European Union."

    The EU, which covers about a third of its gas needs by supplies from Russia, is particularly interested in resolving the dispute between Russia and Ukraine.

    The newspaper, however, noted that despite the reached agreement, the necessary documents have not yet been signed.


    Read more: http://sputniknews.com/europe/20150926/1027567510/russia-ukraine-gas.html#ixzz3msGVSbLq


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    Post  JohninMK Sat Sep 26, 2015 9:32 pm

    I suppose this kind of sad news will keep appearing for a while yet.

    New remains of the victims of Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 were found at the crash site near the town of Grabovo in Eastern Ukraine. The information was released on the website of the Ministry of Security and Justice of the Netherlands.

    The statement said that there were also personal belongings of passengers found at the crash site. They are expected to be delivered to Kharkov in the near future, and then sent to Amsterdam.

    Earlier, the Prosecutor General's Office of Donetsk People's Republic officially asked to pick up the detected Boeing debris to prevent their possible disposing of or substitution.


    Read more: http://sputniknews.com/europe/20150926/1027589910/boeing-crash-victims.html#ixzz3msIuDB3m
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    Post  JohninMK Sat Sep 26, 2015 9:35 pm

    As predicted, if they go ahead its another bullet in the foot of Kiev. Don't they think things thro' before they make announcements?

    NOVOSIBIRSK (Sputnik) — On Friday, Ukrainian Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk’s government said it had banned Russian airlines, Aeroflot and Transaero among them, from entering the country's airspace, effective from October 25 as part of its anti-Russia sanctions.

    "As of today, we have not received an official explanation or formal ban from Ukraine, but as soon as we get it, we will introduce retaliatory measures, and two Ukrainian airlines will not be allowed to fly to Russia as well," Sokolov said in an interview with the "Vesti v Subbotu" (Saturday News) television program. He noted that about 70 percent of the passengers who flew from Russia to Ukraine and backward were citizens of Ukraine and often used Moscow as a transit point to Europe and other countries of the world. "By this measure, Ukrainian authorities drive in, first of all, its citizens in such transport isolation, even inside Europe, because it will seriously reduce the mobility of passengers, mobility of Ukrainian citizens," Sokolov stressed.

    He added that the move would lead not only to the Russian companies’ losses, but also cause a significant damage to the aviation business in Ukraine. "If such a situation develops sequentially, owing to the Ukrainian authorities, it will result in complete degradation of air service [in Ukraine] in the long run," the minister outlined.

    Earlier in September, the Ukraine authorities included 25 Russian airlines and dozens of Russian banks, state TV channels, a number of companies, as well as individuals on its sanctions list.


    Read more: http://sputniknews.com/russia/20150926/1027590412/sanctions-ukraine-airlines-ban.html#ixzz3msJTKQ5F
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    Post  JohninMK Sun Sep 27, 2015 12:32 am

    I wonder if this is for the benefit of Poro's trip to the US next week. He can tell Washington that even the PM is being pursued for bribery so the anti-corruption activities must be working, so please give us more money.

    KIEV (Sputnik) — A Kiev district court obliged the Prosecutor General's Office to open a criminal case on corruption charges against Ukrainian Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk, a Ukrainian lawmaker said Saturday.

    "Yatsenyuk will answer for a [$]3-million bribe! On my complaint, [Kiev] Pechersk District Court ordered the GPU [Prosecutor General's Office of Ukraine] to open a criminal case against the head of the government," Sergei Caplin wrote on his Facebook page.

    According to the lawmaker, Yatsenyuk have allegedly taken a bribe for appointing Volodymyr Ishchuk as a head of the national Broadcasting, Radiocommunications & Television Concern.

    Caplin attached the court decision to his statement on the social network.


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    Post  higurashihougi Sun Sep 27, 2015 9:57 am

    Another blast in Odessa, this time the target is Ukrainian Sercurity Service office.

    RT described it as the mightiest blast so far.

    http://www.rt.com/news/316620-odessa-blast-security-service-ukraine/
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    Post  Khepesh Sun Sep 27, 2015 10:23 am

    Explosion at SBU headquarters in Odessa is thought to be a provocation caused by SBU themselves. The building is usually well protected but it is reported that yesterday there was less than normal. The explosive was planted by a cleaners door and did nothing to affect the working of the building and it seems an odd waste of an estimated 8-10 kilo of HE to blow up a janitors storeroom. All previous incidents in Odessa have involved grenades turned into IED. Any group who suddenly aquired 8-10 kilo of HE would use it more carefully, not blowing up broom cuboard, and would find it better to make a lot of smaller devices to create mayhem in a wider pattern and over a longer period. Of course it would be a very easy matter for SBU to obtain this amount explosive, not so for any partizans. After the terror attack at Torez it could be suspected that something may occur at Odessa and or Kharkov, but to do so would be counter-productive at this time. Perhaps ukrops were hoping for a reprisal for Torez, and when nothing they had to manufacture one in order to create yet more excuses for rounding up citizens and further repressive measures. Could even be that the Torez bomb was specifically intended to get a reaction, or if no reaction, to manufacture one. This is deeply cynical, but not even surprising if it eventually turns out true. With Saakashvili and Poroshenko with McCain operating them like puppets, them anything, no matter how outrageous, is possible.
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    Post  Erk Sun Sep 27, 2015 10:51 am

    Khepesh wrote:Explosion at SBU headquarters in Odessa is thought to be a provocation caused by SBU themselves. The building is usually well protected but it is reported that yesterday there was less than normal. The explosive was planted by a cleaners door and did nothing to affect the working of the building and it seems an odd waste of an estimated 8-10 kilo of HE to blow up a janitors storeroom. All previous incidents in Odessa have involved grenades turned into IED. Any group who suddenly aquired 8-10 kilo of HE would use it more carefully, not blowing up broom cuboard, and would find it better to make a lot of smaller devices to create mayhem in a wider pattern and over a longer period. Of course it would be a very easy matter for SBU to obtain this amount explosive, not so for any partizans. After the terror attack at Torez it could be suspected that something may occur at Odessa and or Kharkov, but to do so would be counter-productive at this time. Perhaps ukrops were hoping for a reprisal for Torez, and when nothing they had to manufacture one in order to create yet more excuses for rounding up citizens and further repressive measures. Could even be that the Torez bomb was specifically intended to get a reaction, or if no reaction, to manufacture one. This is deeply cynical, but not even surprising if it eventually turns out true. With Saakashvili and Poroshenko with McCain operating them like puppets, them anything, no matter how outrageous, is possible.

    Why would the SBU blow up a broom cupboard with 10kg of HE?

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    Post  marat Sun Sep 27, 2015 10:58 am

    to get more resources? Money, equipement, men. For not to be sent on ATO zone? I do not know, but it wasnt once that firefighters provoked forest fire in order to get bonuses Smile
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    Post  Khepesh Sun Sep 27, 2015 11:33 am

    This video is now circulating on the networks and official media saying it shows the moment the bomb went off in Odessa. It is from Odessa, but last year and a much smaller bomb. I remembered that this video was also used about an attack in Kharkov earlier this year, and I do not doubt it will appear again in the future......

    What is circulated now, and so new it does not yet even register any views when I first saw it.


    Same video, showing the actual bomb being planted,  from nine months ago that I am sure everybody is familiar with.

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