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

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

Starting July 1, gas tariffs for households in Latvia will increase from 65.6% to 89.9%.

This is reported by the BNS agency with reference to the Latvian gas company Latvijas Gāze.

For homes that consume up to four cubic meters of gas just for cooking, the fee will be about €10.56 per month (650 rubles) instead of the previous €7.67 (470 rubles). And for those who also use fuel for heating, the price will increase from €148 (9 thousand rubles) to €278.15 (17 thousand rubles) per month for about 180 cubic meters. m.

Earlier, the Minister of Economy of Latvia said that the country plans to abandon Russian gas from next year. Latvijas Gāze noted that this decision will lead to an energy crisis.

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The inflation rate in Denmark reached 7.4%, the highest rate in 39 years.

The rise in prices primarily affected electricity, hydrocarbons and food, RIA Novosti reports with reference to the statistical office of the kingdom.

The country faced record inflation amid anti-Russian sanctions, rising oil prices, and Denmark's refusal to pay for gas supplies from Russia in rubles.
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Kremlin Evaluates Gas-for-Rubles Strategy


The new payment method is working successfully, Kremlin Press Secretary Dmitry Peskov says, adding that Russian gas buyers which refused to pay in rubles have already been cut off.


“They have already been turned off… The system is working, the system has been adjusted,” he told journalists.


“Those who receive gas are already working according to the new system, which is defined in the relevant decree of the president of Russia.”


The new payment mechanism was introduced by Moscow on April 1 and applies only to countries that have imposed economic sanctions on Russia.
 

It Appears the Decision Has Been Made: There won't be a "Ukraine" Anymore​


A small announcement made today inside Ukraine carries utterly enormous implications, It now appears a decision may have been made that there won't be a "Ukraine" anymore . . .
The announcement of a small change was made by the head of the military-civilian administration of the region, Volodymyr Saldo. He said quite simply "Residents of all Ukraine, regardless of the place of registration, will now be able to apply for a Russian passport in the Kherson region."
Sounds simple enough, doesn't it?
Yet the implications of this seemingly trivial announcement, are staggering: If residents of "all Ukraine, regardless of the place of registration" can now apply for Russian Passports, then they would all be "Russian" and not "Ukrainian" anymore.
If there is still to be in existence a "Ukraine" how will that be if their citizens are now all Russians?
Looks as though there ISN'T going to be a "Ukraine" anymore.
 

NATO JUST GOT THE BAD NEWS: EUROPEAN TANK PRODUCTION HAS HALTED, FOR LACK OF TITANIUM FROM RUSSIA!​


The NATO Military alliance just got the rug pulled out from beneath its entire operation,yeah it got fu***d! It seems that Europe no longer has any Titanium, which is essential for the armor of tanks. In years past, Europe bought its Titanium from . . . Russia. They can't buy it anymore. As such, tank production - in Germany - has stopped.
Yes, you read that correctly, Tank building in Germany, has stopped.
Hints that there was some type of undisclosed problem with European militaries started being visible when Ukraine asked for tanks, Armored Personnel Carriers and more from Europe and the United States, to fight Russia.
Germany refused to donate tanks to Ukraine, or to augment Poland, which did donate tanks to Ukraine.
Germany's refusal to supply its heavy tanks to Poland was not at all caused by Berlin's attempt to deceive Warsaw, but by the fact that Germany simply does not have titanium to build new tanks.
Some of my former colleagues in the Intelligence Community from my years working with the FBI Joint Terrorism Task Force (JTTF) tell me "due to the lack of titanium supplies from Russia, it is extremely problematic to establish the production of tanks in any required quantity today."
Tanks require a fairly large amount of titanium, which is a component of the armor. However, due to the lack of supplies from Russia, this caused an almost complete halt in German tank building.
Moreover, a similar situation will soon occur in the UK, France, and other European countries.
HAL TURNER EDITORIAL OPINION
Bottom line: If Russia were to engage NATO in actual war, then NATO would be completely unable to build any replacement tanks, once existing tanks were destroyed in battle.
The short and sweet of it: NATO cannot afford to fight Russia because NATO countries don't have Titanium to use for armor in tanks and without tanks, NATO would flatly lose the war.
Period. Full stop.
This is kinda funny. Almost all of NATO is out there screeching like an old wash woman that "Russia baaaad."
Then they all realized "Uh oh they supplied the materials we need to go kill them."
Bahaha. The governments of the west: Fucking morons
 
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