Satanovsky commented on the killing of the Russian ambassador to Turkey

The murder of the Russian ambassador to Turkey, Alexander Karlov, is the revenge of the radicals for the liberation of Syrian Aleppo militants, said Yevgeny Satanovsky, President of the Institute of the Middle East, Asia and Africa.

“It's almost certainly the Saudis. For Aleppo revenge. This is Mohammed Ben Salman, heir to the Saudi throne. The defeat of the militants in Aleppo greatly undermined his chances to take the throne. A blow to the ambassador is the first thing they can do, "

said Satanovsky.

The expert noted that it was unlikely that the attack would begin to arrange the structure of Qatar in the allied Turkey.

Also, “the Turkish nationalists could not do this, given what anger President Erdogan would have upon them after that,” added Satanovsky.

Comments

[aba]

Could - could not ... Already hardly reliably find out: they shot the arrow ... But nothing prevented us from taking it alive.

[vovanpain]

Quote: aba

Could - could not ... Already hardly reliably find out: they shot the arrow ... But nothing prevented us from taking it alive.

Who knows his colleague, the murderer’s relatives have been taken and are now shaking like a pear, maybe they will shake him out. But this is a clear provocation. The Saudis are still state polis, the State Department’s main brake, parquet Admiral Kirby expressed condolences to Moscow, while Moscow itself did not know whether the ambassador was alive or not.

[Stas157]

Quote: vovanpain

Already hardly reliably know: the arrow was shot ...

And why did they shoot the shooter (after the murder!)? He certainly couldn’t escape, and kill the ambassador again too! Maybe the one that cleared the arrow was also in business ?? To blame it on non-professionalism is stupid.

[protoss]

so he was armed, there civilians were lying on the floor behind the columns, apparently, so that they still would not baw and bang anyone.

[Stirbjorn]

yeah, only after he slammed the ambassador, he didn’t shoot at civilians, he just yelled something about Aleppo. Obviously deliberately shot so that he didn’t blunder and no relatives will help here

[aba]

as he was armed, there the civilians were lying on the floor behind the columns, apparently, so that they still didn’t whack someone and bang.

As noted already in the media, 30-40 minutes passed from the moment the ambassador was killed to the murder of the executor. So it’s illogical ... Now, if at once, then that would be exactly what it would look like.

[igor1981]

Quote: protoss

so he was armed, there civilians were lying on the floor behind the columns, apparently, so that they still would not baw and bang anyone.

In such cases, shoot at the limbs. Unless, of course, professionals want to take him alive and work.

[killganoff]

Clearly there was a need to eliminate the killer. In general, as a rule, the performer can draw useful information, and the best way was to eliminate a possible source of problems.

[PDM80]

Yes, they killed because our specialists were suckers, where the ambassador was guarded! He should have been guarded, he worked in the country where terrorist attacks every day, the country that shot down our plane!

[aba]

the relatives of the killer were taken and are now shaking like a pear, maybe they will shake it out.

Only you, just like me, understand that others could not be in the know. But even if they knew it, it was much less than he did. That is, it’s clear that killing a performer is stripping tails.

[vkl.47]

The black hand of a lame wounded animal is traced. To predict as much as possible. He will throw something else this mess Abama

[Vadivak]

Quote: vkl.47

Traced the black hand of a lame wounded animal.

As is the case with our bomber

[larand]

Quote: vkl.47

The black hand of a lame wounded animal is traced. To predict as much as possible. He will throw something else this mess Abama

But if Medvedev, during his presidency, ordered to veto a UN Security Council resolution on Libya, then everything could be different. So not only the black-armed inherited.

[avia1991]

Quote: larand

Now, if Medvedev

Well, I really wanted to like the West! .. And get a "cookie" in the form of a new iPhone.
Although, rather, "dizziness from success" happened: I felt very important! The problem was a lack of effective gray matter .. and History shows that the problem has not been solved yet ..

[Finches]

It was not in vain that Erdogan organized a purge there in the power structures, but there is not only revenge, here is an attempt to bring another discord between our countries! And I think that here ears can stick out, including from the administration of the outgoing president of one overseas power ...

[Tambov Wolf]

Witnesses and performers are not left alive, the first rule of the intelligence services.

[kenig1]

Why aren't you there, byad.

[Luga]

Quote: aba

Could - could not ... Already hardly reliably find out: they shot the arrow ... But nothing prevented us from taking it alive.

Do you really think that this kid could explain something intelligible, besides "allahakbar"? Do not make me laugh. This is a consumable item, it was written off before the pistol was given in hand. He died, did not die during the arrest - there would be no benefit from him. The carrier of dangerous or simply important information will never be sent to a risky business, rather they will be liquidated themselves.

[DEfindER]

Quote: Luga

Do you really think that this kid could explain something intelligible, besides "allahakbar"?

Well, it’s still clear that they won’t send debl for such an important task, and he can tell a lot of interesting things, especially under the truth serum ..

[Luga]

Quote: DEfindER

he can tell a lot of interesting things, especially under the truth serum ..

That is unlikely. Informed per share will not be sent. Well, even if under the serum - he will call the one who piled his brains, who gave the order ... Fictional names, or nicknames, vague verbal portraits, the address of the place of gatherings ... What else? And you can (and need) to work with this information, but ... His curator at the moment when this barmaley pulled the trigger was most likely already in Syria or Iraq.
The real benefit can only be brought by the recruitment of an active member of such a group or introduction into it.

[cniza]

These are the Anglo-Saxons and their allies.

[raki-uzo]

My condolences. I am very sorry that this happened to the ambassador. He was entrusted to us and we did not save him. It's a shame. There are no buts, no as, no ifs.

This is Gulen’s business and, accordingly, this is the United States’s business. His manners, his gesture and his words (including spoken words in Arabic) after the vile action completely coincide with the people of Gulen.

On the 15-th day (July) of the coup, on the 16-th its commander sends him to Ankara for two days when the cancellation of the holidays is announced. The commander is arrested for participating in the coup, and he is free. Why did he send it? Where did he spend 2 days and why did he have to be in Ankara when his seed was in another city?

The investigation will show everything. It is a pity that he was killed. It is necessary to interrogate the one who killed him.

[Stanislav 1978]

Quote: raki-uzo

... It is necessary to interrogate the one who killed him.

But this is a good idea. Corruption in the power structures of the east rolls over, and after an attempted coup it is not at all clear who is serving anyone.

[von_Tilsit]

"... My condolences. I am very sorry that this happened to the ambassador. He was entrusted to us and we did not save him. It's a shame ..." - Wow, is the Military Review now read in MIT? Why is this such close attention?)

[Sauron80]

Turkish rats are afraid, what now will Russia do for them? After all the events in two days, it remains only to nominate Erdogan as the President of Russia and make the Turkish language official in our country. The Turks no longer know how to spit on us, humiliate and insult us, so that we can at least answer something, and our celestials do not get tired of taking out their knives and smiling. For one, a fool with an iPhone is excusable - everything has been clear with him for a long time, but now the people expect decisive action from the guarantor, and he scratches his Faberge.

[avia1991]

Quote: raki-uzo

His manners, his gesture and his words (including spoken words in Arabic) after a vile action completely coincide with the people of Gulen.

Sorry, of course - but maybe you shouldn’t immediately pin Gulen to this matter ?!
I understand that you have it - "the state view". Only Here is not Turkey. And we can think too.
You better re-read the opinion of Mr. Satanovsky - he is a respected expert in Russia, and he speaks out based on real facts he knows - which subsequently appear in other sources, confirming his version.
You do not need this version of course - it does not match the "install". But ... what about objectivity?

[Butters]

It's almost certainly Saudis

It is necessary for the Saudis to organize the Maidan, even if they fight off the schemes of their masters. They did not answer for aiding the collapse of the Soviet Union, and for importing Wahhabism ideas into the historically Sunni Chechnya.

[kapitan92]

Quote: Butters

It's almost certainly Saudis

It is necessary for the Saudis to organize the Maidan, even if they fight off the schemes of their masters. They did not answer for aiding the collapse of the Soviet Union, and for importing Wahhabism ideas into the historically Sunni Chechnya.

As it all turns out simply according to Satanovsky, Aleppo was taken a couple of days ago and immediately revenge the Saudis. Everything is too simple. Several days to prepare: to pick up a suicide bomber, and he knew that a potential dead person, to calculate the ambassador's schedule, the security system, "Glocks" in Turkey are not lying on the streets. It seems that the murder had not been prepared for a couple of days and that the experts were more abruptly involved than the Saudis.
In any case, it is too early to draw final conclusions.

[Muvka]

Aleppo took more than one month.

[kapitan92]

Quote: Muvka

Aleppo took more than one month.

Serious conclusion!

[avia1991]

Quote: kapitan92

Serious conclusion!

Well, if you yourself admit - why don't you allow the possibility of planning this attack in advance, when it became clear that in the end the bandits from Aleppo would be kicked out?

[regdan]

Saudis Katorians, nonsense, all these Saudis Katorians are manual Anglo-Saxon pigs. All these monarchies of the Persian Gulf, before they found oil, lived in wagons and herded camels. The Anglo-Saxons made them kings and now rule them whatever they want ... The Anglo-Saxons are behind the murder.

[nvd5]

I agree. These are the Anglo-Saxons. A sign of impending collapse. This is only done from impotence.

[Awaz]

Israel should not be underestimated either.

[Thunderbolt]

And I would add Russian carelessness. Near our consulate general in Istanbul the other day there were anti-Russian rallies and the mission was taken under tight guard. And the ambassador was at the event without any physical protection.
It’s not necessary to have fighters like in Damascus, but in countries where one way or another they express sympathy, the diplomatic corps should be covered not only with diplomatic immunity, but also with polite guys in tuxedos and with trunks. then they would have put him himself, but what now ...

[The black]

Quote: cniza

These are the Anglo-Saxons and their allies.

Anglo-Saxons, of course, are indirectly involved in this. As accomplices and patrons of the so-called moderate, but in fact ordinary radical fanatics ......

[Mountain shooter]

Satanovsky "in the subject." And he feels all the "undercurrents" there, not like us. I tend to trust his opinion. The Saudis (the ruling family) should long ago be burned out with thermobaric - there is too much blood on them. Camel drivers should drive camels, not try to rule the world.

[Awaz]

You see, I haven’t read this Satan’s for a long time, but at the same time I watched. So, then I got the impression that he was dancing on the side of the Jews. Therefore, based on his latest fabrications, I understand that he knows something, but the main message is to set Arabs against each other. And this is the hand of Israel.

[just exp]

Yes, Satan’s lobbyist for Israeli interests.
this is a fact and he was even talked about this on air more than once.

[Knizhnik]

What you should remember when reading / listening to Satanovsky: 1) he is always for Israel and the Jews. And this is not bad, at least he is not a mankurt, but a person who remembers his roots. 2) He is not against Russia, but very much for, and advocates cooperation between Israel and the Russian Federation. Just keep this in mind. And he has contacts among the Israeli "siloviki".

[Awaz]

well, it’s hard to believe a person who is lobbying for the interests of a particular party and not expressing his thoughts. Moreover, this side is most interested that the Arabs would wet each other constantly and forever and ever. This is not the right position, and in the end, for those who preach this, it will end in failure. The Arabs' war among themselves is about the same as the war in the Donbass. One nation is wetting each other for a handful of provocateurs, with one nationality in the Donbas and in the Arab world

[protoss]

the trouble is that in Russia there were no normal specialists in the region, therefore, even Satanovsky, with his forecasts and assessments “going into milk”, passes for a specialist and an analyst, such as in the absence of fish ...
finally, "camel drivers" already somehow ruled the world - google about the Arab caliphate

[Knizhnik]

Specialists have always been and will be. It's just that the layer of independent experts, like, for example, in the United States, who sell their brains to large firms, the media, has not formed .. Those who advise the state are always in the shadows. There are "academicians" like Satanovsky.

[rotmistr60]

A tragic and well-planned crime. Didn't this "policeman" start shooting spontaneously? But I personally have no doubts that the Anglo-Saxons are behind this. Let us recall the threats of the State Department, which predicted huge troubles for Russia, including terrorist attacks.

[aszzz888]

Eugene Satanovsky.

assumption and nothing more.

[Knizhnik]

I agree with Yevgeny Yanovich, these are Arabs. The terrorist shouted the first slogans in Arabic so that the owners would hear, be afraid, and then they would not be able to speak. A trilateral agreement is being prepared, after which the rest will be out of work. So rage.

[rotmistr60]

The first slogans of a terrorist shouted in Arabic

How else did you not think of bringing the Saudi flag with you? He had to shout in English: "Did the State Department warn you?"

[Knizhnik]

If he is a Turk, it would be natural to speak only Turkish, in his own condition. So, getting ready.

[Standard]

Quote: rotmistr60

He had to shout in English

In turkish.

[protoss]

I was afraid, then I won’t be able to speak

people knew that he was about to crash. with a fig whether he was afraid of something there

[Knizhnik]

people knew that he was about to crash.

So I'm talking about it

[NEXUS]

Quote: Knizhnik

I agree with Yevgeny Yanovich, these are Arabs.

Indirectly possible, but most likely they are not customers. I think everything is much deeper and not so obvious. There is a feeling that they want to push us against Saudi foreheads, prevent the rapprochement between Russia and Turkey and put pressure on Aleppo’s issues.
Maybe I'm wrong, but the handwriting of these steps is very similar to the methods of London. Stand aside, but influence what is happening.

[SEER]

Satanovsky, one of the few Jews whom I respect.

[Vadivak]

Quote: SEER

Satanovsky, one of the few Jews whom I respect.

He’s a smart man, and among Jews there aren’t a lot of fools, the family because he has been raising since childhood, not school

[Iline]

You can talk a lot about this.
But increasingly, what is happening in this world reminds me of the situation with Franz Ferdinand and Gavrila Principle. And God forbid that I make a mistake.

[valent45]

Well, you have to bang this Saudi Salman in the end! How many already these Saudis will spoil us!

[Standard]

In monarchies, a hierarchy. It's not about the name. Will become another heir to the heir. But the problem will remain.

[GEV67]

Turkey must be held accountable for killing the ambassador! And there is nothing to shove on the radicals igil and so on. And what did they bang the killer instead of taking him alive and interrogating ?! So the snout is dirty among the Turks!

[absaz]

Could be not only Saudis but Europeans as they have tension with Turkey and Putin is always to blame. The decision taken by the UN Security Council to send the UN forces to Aleppo is also a step with intent, it will suddenly happen like in Palmyra, passage will open for bandits instead humanitarian and also to the peak of Russia.

[Vladimir Matveyev]

Are you completely tolerant? Before, after this, they declared war!

[Vadivak]

Quote: Vladimir Matveev

Are you completely tolerant? Before, after this, they declared war!

So advise the poor to whom to declare, otherwise the Kremlin doubts that it’s like fighting with ISIS

[Humpty]

Quote: Vladimir Matveev

Are you completely tolerant? Before, after this, they declared war!

First you need to know who exactly should embed. Or think only in Turkey, Russian diplomats go without proper protection in our time ...

[Yuyuka]

Are you completely tolerant? Before, after this, they declared war!
yeah ... from the series to choose from
1) declare war and drop a bomb
2) drop a bomb and declare war
3) drop a bomb and declare nothing (s)
you are awarded the rank of "two majors", you can start! don't forget the soldiers ...

[Standard]

Quote: Vladimir Matveev

Before, after this, they declared war!

Fearfully.

[Tambov Wolf]

Tolerance and pacifism have ruined more than one country. All empires of the past and present began to fall apart with the onset of these signs of degradation of society. There is another one that does not care about its citizens.

[Humpty]

Earth rest in peace to the dead. I have reason to believe that high-ranking Russian diplomats are often frivolous about their security. Unfortunately, this can happen not only in Turkey.
Now they will probably strengthen the security, but for a long time ...

[ZKVR]

Or maybe this guy and a loner. These Arabs are Turks and others .... they are like children. See how they rejoice when they hit a tank, or how they worry when one of them banged. Children they are. Seen enough of the videos on the internet and decided to punish Russia, that's the whole investigation. And of course you need to wet the current London and Washington.

[Vadivak]

Quote: ZKVR

these Arabs are Turks and others .... they are like children. See how happy they are when they hit a tank,

Some moronic children, a normal child would cry ....

[Standard]

Quote: ZKVR

Or maybe this guy and a loner

So they will make him a loner - who would doubt it!
That's what they killed.

[izya top]

The assassination of Russian Ambassador to Turkey Alexander Karlov is the revenge of the radicals for the liberation of Syrian Aleppo from militants

one hell, you can’t forgive but aren’t the grandmothers tied up here?

In early December, Turkish authorities actually nationalized Akfel Holding, the largest private gas importer in the country, in which Gazprom and Gazprombank own shares.

After the July coup attempt, the Turkish authorities completely replaced the board of directors of Akfel Holding.

The largest structures of Akfel Holding are Akfel Gas (a contract with Gazprom for 2,25 billion cubic meters of gas per year), Avrasia (0,5 billion) and Enerco (2,5 billion). In the last two companies, 60% are owned by the joint venture Akfel and Gazprombank. The other 40% in Enerco is owned by the Austrian OMV. The Gazprom group also has a minority stake in Akfel Holding.

According to the publication, the head of Gazprom Alexei Miller raised the issue at a meeting with Turkish Prime Minister Binali Yıldırım in Moscow on December 6, but he did not give substantive explanations. “They simply took the most efficient and profitable seller of Russian gas in Turkey from us,” said an interlocutor close to Gazprom. In his opinion, the asset was "taken away".
http://www.kommersant.ru/doc/3175815

[izya top]

forgot add give pennies

The head of the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry formally condemned the murder of Andrey Karlov, but did not even mention his name in his message about the tragedy in Ankara on Twitter. At the same time, he once again accused Russia of violations of international law. According to Pavel Klimkin, Moscow is responsible for "appalling human rights violations and the killing of thousands of innocent people in Syria and Ukraine." "This, however, does not justify killing the ambassador of one sovereign state to another," he wrote

[Region39]

Bleed Russia and Turkey at all costs. Shame Erdogan with Putin. Revenge...??? Maybe so, but I doubt it. Putin must have a limit of strength and patience, and they are looking for him.

[Tambov Wolf]

The guarantor will have enough patience, even if half of the country is lost. The Ablo is intact, and the rest is not worth attention. Is it still not visible on taxes, prices, judicial "Themis", pensions, salaries, housing and communal services and everything else?

[antivirus]

and dead and alive, the shooter is just a shooter
the chain is very long (not the number from the customer, but different radical opinions)
We came to BBV. they remember the crusades.
About 10 years ago they mentioned that in Lebanon in the 70s they committed a terrorist attack against ours. After that, the special services * (?) All the terrorist’s relatives were ostracized (it seems) in a large number. Acted
This was mentioned after 30 years, how will it be now?

[protoss]

in accordance with the current line of the party, when our ally is a hezbollah, it’s not worthwhile to consider that episode as a terrorist attack, not in a friendly manner. there was and was who remembers the old ...

[antivirus]

you will not drink skill

[Victor Demchenko]

Quote: Humpty

Earth rest in peace to the dead. I have reason to believe that high-ranking Russian diplomats are often frivolous about their security. Unfortunately, this can happen not only in Turkey.
Now they will probably strengthen the security, but for a long time ...

somewhere flashed infa that Ambassador's security DOES NOT RIGHT to be armed .. this is nonsense for me! then why security ?!

[protoss]

what do you mean why? stand in frame with serious faces

[1536]

For some reason, it seems to me that the Saudis are much wiser, more subtle, and if they decide to kill someone to their advantage, they do not do it so clumsy and defiant. The East, as they say, is a delicate matter. No one has yet been able to refute this. And here on the face of a rude, stupid provocation, calculated for the future. Only two countries are capable of this in the modern world: the United States and Great Britain. In the United States, intelligence after Trump's election will not make such a mess. Will wait "until better times." This means that the "mistress of the seas" remains. The British, after the Crimea swam out from under their noses, showing red lights, were completely maddened. They are capable of anything.
There is still a version of the "lone wolf". Most likely, both we and the Turks will stop there. But I would like to ask if the British Foreign Secretary called from the parliamentary rostrum to block Russian diplomatic missions around the world? Wasn't he calling for demonstrations and pickets near our embassies? This is in words. And what did he call for in practice? As an open person, he apparently just let it slip. And we did not heed his warnings. Considered a clownery. After all, a simple concealed body armor would save the life of our ambassador. But to know where to lay the straws.

[Bering Strait]

Turkey has never been a friend of Russia and will never be, and since Putin has a thin gut to put the Turks in their place, they will become more impudent ... The Kremlin does not have enough intelligence to even expel from Turkey all the Turkish citizens who are exported from Russia money, spread radical Islamic literature and engage in espionage ...

[Holoy]

Most likely behind this Murder are: "Gray Wolves"

[Yeraz]

Quote: Holoy

Most likely behind this Murder are: "Gray Wolves"

Haha Gray Wolves? Why do they need it? A guy about Aleppo and Syria
he shouts, but this Aleppo doesn’t care about the nationalists, they were always interested in Turkmens in Turkey and the raids on Erdogan were always because of this. They say for Syria for the Arabs, for Palestine you start to shed tears, and you ignore the Turkman brothers. This guy with ISIS or an ordinary Islamist.

[Knizhnik]

I also think that the Bozgurts have nothing to do with it, the action is clearly aimed at disrupting the trilateral negotiations, at which Erdogan will speak on the side of the Turkoman, any excesses are in no way beneficial, on the contrary.

[Knizhnik]

I also think that the Bozgurts have nothing to do with it, the action is clearly aimed at disrupting the trilateral negotiations, at which Erdogan will speak on the side of the Turkoman, any excesses are in no way beneficial, on the contrary.

[Fonmeg]

Isn't it time for these Saudis to send "Kuzka's mother" !!!

[Pasha]

Ukrainian deputy, Vladimir Parasyuk. He called the murderer of our ambassador - "Hero".
proving once again that ukRopiya is not controlled by parasuk.

[Gradus HuK]

Someone must deadly choke on a date!

[Andryukha G]

The British know very well the history of Russia (because they put a lot of effort and money to destabilize Russia, read the story where the first congresses of the RSDLP took place - before the 17th revolution (although the revolutionaries themselves called this action (revolution) a coup) over half in england. And a little story about the murder of the Russian ambassador in Persia Griboedov February 11, 1829. Behind the scenes of the tragedy, those who rubbed Griboedov’s death most profitably — the British intelligence and diplomats — were rubbing their hands. England was mortally afraid strengthening Russia's growing influence in the East and did everything to prevent this. In Iran, the East India Company rules the ball, which annually paid 800 gold to the Persian court. She also established in Persia a wide network of agents who were able to provoke any conflict. It was probably these agents who organized the “anger of the crowd” that attacked the embassy. General Paskevich, for example, did not hesitate to see in the massacre of Griboedov the intrigue of the East India Company, whose representative in Tehran was the English ambassador himself.

[Incvizitor]

is the revenge of the radicals for the liberation from the militants of the Syrian Aleppo

Rather, those who control these geeks from overseas.

[Stas57]

Honestly, for one dead militia, I would easily give 10 Russian ambassadors. Just because in place of the ambassador (even to present-day Turkey) 10 would immediately come running for a replacement.
said one recent hero ...

[Morris worm]

Let's just tell who the hero and author of these words is !!!
One hero .... Igor Strelkov.
Can we offer news on VO? About Parasyuk they said it would be time to talk about their own.

[Region39]

Quote: Tambov Wolf

The guarantor will have enough patience, even if half of the country is lost. The Ablo is intact, and the rest is not worth attention. Is it still not visible on taxes, prices, judicial "Themis", pensions, salaries, housing and communal services and everything else?

In vain you are so .. and you are driven only by emotions. The government is responsible for the economic situation in the country. Why such a government is still at the helm is of course a big question, but there will be a solution to this. Before Russia really becomes independent in economic terms and can carry out a truly nationally oriented economy, the president needs to break a lot of the chains with which she was constrained as a result of rule by previous leaders. With all his desire, Putin will not be able to do this overnight, and even for another term he will not be able to. Having no influence in foreign policy, you can’t do anything for the country either in the economy or in domestic politics ... they simply won’t let you do it.

[kaschey]

Yeah, of course, "they are almost certainly the Saudis", at their request they brought down the drying process, killed the pilot, the murder of tourists in Turkey is also their business, the siphoning of Gazprom assets - they also persuaded, and in the 70s, they secretly prepared Hitler for war with the Union. In general, it is sad. If Satanovsky gives such an explanation to what happened, then he really needs it. Although the word "almost" gives him a chance to improve over time ...... There is only one customer in this situation, don't think about Turkey, of course, although Erdogan plays the role of a player with far-reaching intentions. I am afraid that it would not work out with South Stream and other Russian assets as with Gazprom. Only here a chain can be traced - property was taken away from the people, transferred to another state, and there they were allegedly nationalized - it turns out an interesting Kalinkor, isn't it, and that the most interesting thing is that everyone is satisfied with no response. Straight some kind of Tribute, worse than in the days of the Mongol-Tatar yoke ........ Good luck to all warriors in the New Year!