Donbas

Dok je Sakašvili u Odesi nema straha za tu zemlju...

To je to. Uskoro će gristi mudante namisto kravate.

Ukrajina u šoku! 

Putin Ukrajinu nije niti jedamput nije spomenuo u svom tradicionalnom godišnjem govoru. 
http://www.bbc.com/ukrainian/ukraine...s_putin_speech
prenose svi mediji


 Jadna majko i sakate države od ukrajine.


Rusija nijespomenila, niti itervenirala niti kad su ukro-naci


minirali dalekovode ka Krimu (prvo vamčuti zar ne? )


već je Rusija fino razvukla kabele preko Kerča i sada


je Krim uključen na nacionanu energo mrižu Rusije.


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 Karakteristično je da ruski predsjednik u godišnjem obraćanju Federalnoj skupštini nije govorio o stavu Rusije prema kijevskom rukovodstvu, smatra analitičar Gevorg Mirzajan.

„U biti ruski predsjednik nije rekao ništa o Ukrajini, ni direktno, ni indirektno. Takvo ignoriranje zemlje koja je 2015. godine predstavljala ključni vanjskopolitički problem Rusije može se objasniti s nekoliko uzroka”



" Naš politika prema Kijevu je zapravo zamrznuta najmanje do veljače, dok se ne razjasni situacija u vezi s ponovnim kršenjem Minskog sporazuma od strane Ukrajine. Zato je rano za programske izjave. Kao drugo, Rusija i Europa očigledno imaju nekakav okvirni kompromis o Ukrajini i Putin to ne želi ugroziti ni na koji način. Naposljetku, kao treće, o Ukrajini je on sve rekao i pokazao dan ranije, kada je osobno posjetio Krim povodom testiranja prvog kabla električne veze poluotoka s kopnom Rusije”, objašnjava stručnjak.

Foreign mercenaries from Poland arrive in Donbas
15.02.2017 | Source: 

Pravda.Ru

 


- See more at: http://www.pravdareport.com/news/hotspots/conflicts/15-02-2017/136873-donbas_mercenaries-0/#sthash.jJlKJxSn.dpuf

Yehudi wrote:To je to. Uskoro će gristi mudante namisto kravate.

A kada svemu tome pridodaš i ovo:

U Ukrajini je u tijeku pravi kaos, ali ne samo zbog borbi u Donbasu, nego zbog blokade željeznica od strane dragovoljačkih bojni, koje ne dozvoljavaju da ukrajinske termoelektrane kupuju ugljen od “odmetnutih proruskih separatista”. Ukrajinske snage sigurnosti su u nekoliko navrata pokušale ukloniti blokadu, ali nisu uspjele, jer su se dragovoljačkim bojnama pridružile i neke postrojbe redovne ukrajinske vojske.

Zbog nestašice izvora energije ukrajinska vlada razmatra scenarij za slučaj kolapsa energetskog sustava.

Mhhhhh....malo bih tamo pohodio,ali je bencin smrt za motore u Ukrajini..

u hukrajinu?no thanks,prije bi u Siriju nego tamo

Vratiti Ukrajinu matici.

Ground Biscuits wrote:u hukrajinu?no thanks,prije bi u Siriju nego tamo

Sredisnji do zapadni dio je miran,ali ovi placenici i mafija cini zivot sjebanim..Valjalo bi koju Ukrajinku spasiti iz tog pakla..No Rujka bi me za obiteljske dragulje onda besila..

to je na mojoj no no listi,saudijska arabija,ukrajina,uglavnom cijela afrika (osim etipoije) i uglavnom pola azije,mada i ovaj evropski kontinent se pretvara u nesto nalik saudijskoj arabiji.

Ground Biscuits wrote:to je na mojoj no no listi,saudijska arabija,ukrajina,uglavnom cijela afrika (osim etipoije) i uglavnom pola azije,mada i ovaj evropski kontinent se pretvara u nesto nalik saudijskoj arabiji.

Ti neki Big Cahuna...??
Oke,islamske fukojebine treba zaobilaziti nadaleko..
Nevjerovatno je da jos na svapskim univerzitetima pitomo promoviraju multikulti,kroz svoje predmete sociologija

definitivno,ne tako davno u pakistanu su najebali neki iz bivse juge,bilo je tu srba hrvata i jos nekih,isli se zajebavati,osvajati neki vrh,valjda planinari,pobili ih kozojebi,samo dvojica su valjda prezivjela koji su se nakratko odvojili od glavne grupe,kad su se vratili ono zaginuce,pa ti sad idi tamo.da svabe su u banani definitivno,ko ih jebe i njih engleze i france,nije da se radujem ali kad su tako mutavi...no nadam se ipak da ce preuzeti stvar u svoje ruke,nije jos kasno.

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POLITICS
20:59 19.02.2017(updated 21:46 19.02.2017) Get short URL
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Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a decree validating identification documents issued by the self-proclaimed Donetsk and Lugansk people's republics in eastern Ukraine. US national, who spent 2 years in eastern Ukraine and currently works at Novorossiya Today Press Center Zak Novak, spoke to Radio Sputnik about this decision.

“The recognition of all documents was a message to the West, to McCain, to Ukraine that these are now our people and we have every right to defend them with this signature of Vladimir Putin,” Novak said.
However the decree does not give the citizens living in Donetsk and Lugansk Russian citizenship, they are just given an opportunity to cross into Russian territory if they want to.


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Lavrov Explains What's Behind Putin's Decision on Donbass Residents' Passports
Talking about that, Novak said that this gives the people an opportunity to find protection in Russia.

In response to this decree, Kiev reacted with a decree of its own saying that this is “a violation of international law” but is it really?
“We all know very well what it means and that is Poroshenko now fears Russia is here to protect us. This will put pressure on the EU and Poroshenko to stop the bombing, stop the terrorism, stop killing our children and implement the Minsk agreement that you all have signed,” Novak said.
He further talked about whether he thinks the Minsk agreement will be implemented, saying that he doesn’t think so, because Ukraine really doesn’t want that and it will do everything to break it apart.
“This is a story of toy soldiers. Your [Ukrainian] boys are getting killed, Poroshenko, you [Ukrainian authorities] are sending them to the front line or into your own fields, as they retreat the Right Sector is killing their own guys and it is good for us and the Minsk agreement is even better for us, because sooner or later we will liberate all of our territories because the people are calling out for it,” Novak concluded.


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Poroshenko Claims Putin's Decree on Donbass Residents' Passports 'Violates' Int'l Law
The Kremlin’s press office released a statement saying Putin had signed a decree which validated IDs, birth certificates and vehicle registration plates, among other documents issued by eastern Ukrainian authorities to permanent residents on Russian territory.

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said that, “The decree stated clearly this was made out of humanitarian concerns…until the Minsk agreements have been fulfilled. The presidential decree validated IDs of Donbass residents so that they could enter Russia legally and use Russian rail transport and air carriers,” he explained.
After the eruption of the crisis in Ukraine in 2014, over a million Donbass residents applied for refugee status and temporary shelter in Russia. According to Russia's Federal Migration Service, more than 1 million people fled to Russia following the outbreak of the civil war in Ukraine, of which approximately 600,000 decided to settle there permanently.
Kiev launched a special military operation in southeast Ukraine in April 2014, after local residents refused to recognize the new Ukrainian authorities, which came to power as a result of a coup.[/size]

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11:43 04.03.2017Get short URL
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The Committee on Appropriations of the House of Representatives of the US Congress has drafted a bill to cut US military aid to Ukraine to just $150 million, which is less than half of the $350 million Kiev received from Washington in 2016.

Under the proposed bill, the Pentagon can spend funds “for training, equipment, weapons of a defensive nature, logistics, and intelligence.”
Washington ignores Kiev’s persistent calls for the supply of offensive weapons for its “counterterrorism operation” in Donbass.


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Finally Lost Hope? No One in Europe, US 'Ready to Die for Ukraine'
In April 2016 Washington’s UN envoy Samantha Power said that a military solution to the crisis in eastern Ukraine would spell disaster for all.

“A lot more people would suffer,” she warned.
As a result, Kiev’s military had to make do with army pensioned off Army jeeps, night vision gear, bullet-proof jackets and military instructors.
Still, during the closing months of his presidency, Barack Obama decided to build up US military assistance to Ukraine.
“We will increase our military support for Ukraine,” Obama said during the July 2015 NATO summit in Poland.
In January 2017, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Pavlo Klimkin stated the need for “more high-tech lethal defensive weapons” from the US.
If the bill proposed by the Committee on Appropriations receives Congressional approval, it would dash Kiev’s hopes for a military solution to the conflict in Donbass.
Friends Indeed
The scope of the US assistance to Kiev pales in comparison with the billions of dollars Washington provides for Israel and its other allies worldwide.
In addition to the billions of dollars it allocates to Israel each year, Washington has spent $60 billion to rebuild the war-devastated infrastructure in Iraq and keeps supplying Baghdad with weapons even after the US military contingent left the country in 2011.
Following the Daesh invasion, the Pentagon ramped up its military supplies to Baghdad with 1,500 AGM-114 Hellfire missiles, as many  Humvee armed vehicles, 250 Caiman APC’s and hundreds of M1A1M Abrams tanks and Stryker armored vehicles and dozens of F16 fighter jets.
Egypt is another major recipient of US military aid. In 2015 Barack Obama said he would ask Congress to allocate $1.3 billion in military supplies to Cairo.
Washington uses military assistance as a means of political influence to keep its military-political alliances in place.
New US administration changes tack
The Western sanctions against Russia imposed under pressure from Washington have already cost the US and its European allies an estimated $100 billion.


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Laskavo Prosimo! Poroshenko Invites US Vice President Pence to Visit Ukraine
Realizing the dangerous consequence serious Western military support to Kiev could lead to, especially in view of the political instability in Ukraine and the trigger-happy rhetoric used by many of its politicians, President Donald Trump is backing off from the “shared values” principle underlying the previous administration’s support for NATO’s eastward expansion.

“Guided by this “shared values” principle, the Americans were moving east trying to get more and more countries embrace their ideology. The new administration does not share this strategy, especially when it comes to Ukraine, a country which is unable to control itself,” political scientist Boris Mezhuyev told RT.
He added that any further Western support for Kiev is fraught with a protracted confrontation with Russia.
“In the long run, Ukraine will realize the downsides of its stupid and short-lived confrontation with Russia and will start gravitating back into Moscow’s fold,” he noted.
Moscow-based military expert Viktor Litovkin said that Washington never had any serious plans regarding Ukraine because “the Americans realize full well that Ukraine cannot be separated from Russia.”
“The Americans see Ukraine just as a means of trolling Russia. They will keep it in a state of limbo without spending too much just to make sure it is alive,” he emphasized.[/size]

Full-scale war with Russia after seizure of power expected in Kiev
14.03.2017 | Source: 

Pravda.Ru

 


 

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[size=32]The munitions and arms housed in the depot were used by Ukrainian troops fighting insurgents.

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About 20,000 people were evacuated from the area surrounding the depot in the eastern town of Balakliya [Reuters]
One of the Ukraine's largest munitions depots, containing over 10,000 tons of munitions and missiles, went up in flames on Thursday.

The military is calling it an act of sabotage.

The Ukrainian military has been battling pro-Russian separatists since April 2014. [Reuters]

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“A fire broke out,” said Ukraine’s Chief Military Prosecutor Anatoliy Matios. “The fire led to the detonation of munitions."
No deaths have been reported, but about 20,000 people were evacuated from the area surrounding the depot in the eastern town of Balakliya. The town is about 150km from eastern Ukraine’s rebel-held regions.
Authorities closed off the airspace within a 40km radius of the depot. More than 600 emergency workers were also deployed.
Prime Minister Volodymyr Groysman announced that he would travel to the site of the disaster.
READ MORE: Ukraine announces economic blockade of rebel-held areas
The munitions and arms housed in the depot were used by Ukrainian troops fighting insurgents, according to Ukrainian television.
The Ukrainian military has been battling pro-Russian separatists in the province of Kharkiv and two other eastern regions – Donetsk and Luhansk – since April 2014. The conflict has killed over 10,000 people.
At least two civilians were killed and eight people injured in a similar incident in October 2015 in the government-held city of Svatove, near rebel-held territory.
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