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

Mathanzua said:
Tunajua mmelishwa matango mwitu vijana wetu,poleni.Na sio hili la Russia tu,literally most of what you call knowledge is junk.Tutajitahidi tuwezavyo kubali your mind set with regards to World affairs,although it is difficult.Mmepotoshwa sana.
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Huu ujumbe ni mzito sana kiongozi,endelea kuflash akili za vijana waliolishwa matango pori.
 
Gazprom sent a letter to customers from the EU explaining how not to violate sanctions when buying gas for rubles.

It is reported by Bloomberg. Many European companies are afraid to switch to the new system. According to the document, payments made in foreign currency will be converted into rubles through the National Clearing Centre.

As follows from the letter, this will ensure the transparency of cash flows and exclude the possibility of participation in the calculations of "third parties". These clarifications should reassure Gazprom's EU customers that they can continue to pay for gas under the new scheme without violating sanctions.

Earlier it became known that Hungary and nine other European countries have already opened accounts for paying for Russian gas in rubles.

 
European resorts are going bankrupt without tourists from the Russian Federation, writes The Telegraph.

“Destinations that depend on Russian tourists face huge financial losses,” the article says.

It is noted that the Russians spent a lot of money in European resorts. Now, many countries are under attack, including Italy, the Czech Republic and France. But without the Russians, Cyprus will suffer the most, as the tourism industry makes up a quarter of its economy.

Analysts had previously estimated that due to anti-Russian sanctions, Mexico City could lose up to $88 million in tourism this year.
 
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