Crimea and ex-Ukrainian/Black Sea regions integration into RF

d_taddei2 wrote:

auslander wrote:According to your PM, nothing.

My PM? PM May does not speak for me she's a malignant parasite.

But surely you have some info on this. I've been to Crimea twice once in 2009 and again 1-2 weeks after becoming part of Russia. It's very beautiful and they were all celebrating when I was their. I ve posted pics on here in the past. I was also in donetsk. One of my friends older man said that his pension was to go up which he said would be greatly welcomed he was in soviet navy as an INT officer on a submarine but never was stationed in Crimea but use to go there for holidays and eventually moved.

At this time I have not the hours to devote to this research. I am in the middle of putting my books on a popular blog and collating all the Amazon and private reviews on the tomes. Perhaps in a few weeks I'll have the time to do so.

Auslander

VVP will be there for the final inspection and 'go for it' on the morrow. Semi reliable info says it opens to we ordinary workers and peasants sometime around dawn on 16 May.

PapaDragon wrote:

Damn it Russia, you've made it. Congrats and happy travels.
Crimea will definitely change financially after this.

Now if they could only build ships this fast.

Anybody got any idea how much this bridge cost?

AlfaT8 wrote:

Now if they could only build ships this fast.

Anybody got any idea how much this bridge cost?

End to end including a fair amount of the feeder roads at each end, 210 billion rubles.

Fat man can squeak all he wants, I'm sure he has been told that if so much as a Orcland bird takes a dump on the bridge, Mother will be in Kiev by Monday and Lemberg by Wednesday. Ball's in your court, Porky.

Bikers drive to Crimea, great video showing all the details.

https://translate.google.co.uk/translate?sl=auto&tl=en&js=y&prev=_t&hl=en&ie=UTF-8&u=https%3A%2F%2Fsdelanounas.ru%2Fblogs%2F107813%2F%23cut&edit-text=&act=url

The construction of the first stage of the Sakskaya CHP plant is completed, the equipment is ready for operation and supply of electricity to the Crimean energy system, the press service of the company "KrymTEC" reported June 1.

Earlier reports on the Crimean bridge opening. Needs to be here.

New record was achieved yesterday with 32000 cars.

One question is there any fee for using bridge?

Hmmm, looks like начальник was SBU spy
Also, rust is pretty normal for salt water bridge. Not sure about quality of concrete, but it looks alright.

while Ukrainians from Liveua map will be jumping for joy for a small glitch, its nothing.  Bridge still full swing and full use, and doing much more than anything Ukraine could ever built.

Love how some of the idiots here use pro Ukrainian news liveuamap.  Idiots.

Oh, and you can still watch live footage of crimean bridge and its use.  Still plenty of vehicles crossing it

A piece of the bridge collapsing that is under construction is a very common issue, especially over here.  Best thing it happened during construction and I believe this isn't the first time it happened during construction of the bridge.  Ukrainians will be jumping for joy (and maybe some idiots on this forum who follow livemapsua) but will get a rude awakening once the rail bridge is complete.

Hole wrote:The paint should protect the metal. Maybe they have to paint it fresh. A job for the guy who is responsible for that.

Paint or galvanization of the steel (Zinc) is common for rust resistant. Paint being the most common due to its cheapness. Most bridges though do not have even that and hence why rust is rather common to see on bridges and its steel. Over here, you can only tell that the bridge steel is painted a coat proper for protection from rust, is if it is green in color. At least out west in Canada.

Non Hohol supporting nonsense and reality with pictures/videos:

https://sdelanounas.ru/blogs/112746/

They should have built underwater tunnels.  This is too easy to knock out.