Special Thread: Yanayojiri Mgogoro wa Ukraine na Urusi. Nini chanzo na hatma ya mzozo?

πŸ‘‰The Ukrainian parliament has approved a law with a list of rewards for Russian military equipment. Russian soldiers defecting to Ukraine with a warship or a jet can now claim up to $1 million. A tank or an artillery piece would be worth a $100,000 reward.
 
Ukraine has sustained at least $120 billion in infrastructure damage as a result of Russia's war there. I think Ukraine should be given Russia’s $415 billion in foreign exchange reserves that were seized by Western countries, as war reparations.

Who agrees? βœ‹

#StandWithUkraine
 
GREAT NEWS: China just cancelled a $500 million investment in Russian gas, out of fear of being sanctioned by all the countries against the war in Ukraine.

The world is abandoning Putin.

 
Wakali hao, kwa sasa wamehamia swala la ruble na mafuta, vita kama wameisahau, wamesahau walivyoaibishwa
Sasa kama vita inawashinda kwenye uchumi si ndio wataanza kuchanganyikiwa...

Waulize je Russia imeshafunga mambomba ya gesi kwa wasiolipia kwa Rubble
 
Greek railway workers refuse to transport US and NATO armored vehicles from the port of Alexandroupolis to the borders of Ukraine.

This is reported by the information portal of the Communist Party of Greece.

According to the workers, they are being pressured and threatened by TrainOSE management. They answer: "We will not become accomplices in the passage of a military machine through the territory of our country."

A dozen and a half local trade unions have already stood up for the railway workers, and a number of activists began to throw paint on NATO armored vehicles (on video).
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US exempts critical Russian commodity from sanctions​

Washington aims to protect farmers from fertilizer shortages

Washington has eased sanctions on Russian agricultural products, including fertilizers, placed on Moscow over the crisis in Ukraine. The move aims to protect US farmers from a shortage of chemical products as food prices in the country continue to soar.
The Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) of the US Treasury recently published a new general license dated March 24, which effectively removed restrictions on the import of Russian fertilizers.
The document authorized transactions relating to the exportation and re-exportation of agricultural commodities, banned last month by Washington’s β€˜Russian Harmful Foreign Activities Sanctions Regulations’.
The list of agro-related products now exempt from sanctions includes food for humans, live animals, vitamins and minerals, food additives and supplements, seeds for food crops, fertilizers, and reproductive materials.
READ MORE: US ramps up imports of β€˜banned’ Russian oil
Exemptions also cover medicine, medical devices, software updates, and replacement parts for medical devices and Covid-19-related medical components. Analysts say the EU may soon mirror the measure.
 
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Usiandike hivi awamu nyingine. Maandishi mengi hivi bila aya yanaboa katika usomaji.
 
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