Poland imposed a fine on Gazprom over Nord Stream 2

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Poland imposed a fine on Gazprom over Nord Stream 2

Poland fined Gazprom. According to the press service of the Polish antimonopoly regulator UOKiK, the Russian company was fined 213 million zlotys (57 million euros).

Warsaw decided to fine Gazprom because of its "unwillingness to cooperate" in the case of the construction of Nord Stream 2. We are talking here about the proceedings, which concerns the creation of a consortium to finance the construction of the gas pipeline "without the necessary consent of the president of UOKIK."



The chairman of the Polish Competition and Consumer Protection Authority (UOKiK) Tomasz Khrustny fined Gazprom of almost PLN 213 million as a result of the lack of cooperation in the investigation of the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline

- said in a statement.

Recall that in early June UOKiK filed a case against Gazprom for lack of cooperation in the course of the antitrust investigation. In Warsaw, Gazprom was accused of unwillingness to provide documents related to the case.

In addition to Gazprom, Poland has brought charges against Engie from Switzerland, as well as Uniper, OMV, Shell and Wintershall from Holland.
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    1. +24
      3 August 2020 10: 08
      Warsaw decided to fine Gazprom because of its "unwillingness to cooperate" in the case of the construction of Nord Stream 2.
      What does Poland have to do with Nord Stream so that Gazprom can cooperate with it?
      1. +4
        3 August 2020 10: 13
        Apparently it has filed a lawsuit once. What will Gazprom swallow?
        1. KAV
          +12
          3 August 2020 10: 16
          Warsaw decided to fine Gazprom because of its "unwillingness to cooperate" in the case of the construction of Nord Stream 2.
          Girls dance normally ... Ie, if someone does not want to cooperate, do they need to solder a fine? A theater of absurdity ... Here, as they say, it's just business, nothing personal.
          1. +8
            3 August 2020 11: 00
            Poland imposed a fine on Gazprom

            I fined my own pants. As a result, it became uncomfortable to walk and the stench is incredible.
            One word is poland.
            1. 0
              3 August 2020 11: 13
              In addition to Gazprom, Poland has brought charges against Engie from Switzerland, as well as Uniper, OMV, Shell and Wintershall from Holland.

              Do other companies also have to pay? Something "I am summing up" that they will bend under the Poles. Rather, the Poles will owe them - they ran over the wrong ones! Well, accordingly, Gazprom will send the Poles in the forest, first the truth will appeal.
              1. +8
                3 August 2020 11: 42
                It is time to exclude Poland from gas transit. An openly hostile state to us.
              2. +1
                3 August 2020 11: 45
                In addition to Gazprom, Poland has brought charges against Engie from Switzerland, as well as Uniper, OMV, Shell and Wintershall from Holland.

                Poland would not have dared to do this without US cover. There, not everything is so smoothly grounded in Poland - there are controversial reasons.

                In this case, Poland is well aware that its main enemy is not Russia, but precisely the economic strengthening of Germany itself, which economically heads the EU, and against what and which is opposed by both Poland and the United States, including Trump himself.
                By the way, in this regard, it is very noteworthy that Washington, July 29, 2020, 17:56 - REGNUM announced that The European Command moves from Stuttgart (Germany) to Mons (Belgium), reported on July 29 RTL.DE.
                And Mons already houses one of two NATO military headquartersGeneral Tod Walters, the commander of the US forces in Europe, said on July 29.

                Churchill did not call Poland "the hyena of Europe" for nothing.
                Historian and publicist Igor Shishkin, in a conversation with Andrei Fefelov about the past and future of Poland, also makes similar forecasts that are extremely important for Russia regarding Poland, Germany, the United States and Russia regarding the upcoming war and peace.
                PROXY-Poland is completely sovereign dependent on the United States.

                Poland's special place on the map of modern Europe • 18 oct. Oct 2018
                1. -7
                  3 August 2020 11: 52
                  Quote: Tatiana
                  Poland would not have dared to do this without US cover

                  But these 57 million euros for Gazprom is like a mosquito bite! What will Poland and the United States achieve by this? Will this affect the construction of Nord Stream 2? It seems to me that these are already the last attempts of the United States to ban the construction of the gas pipeline. Everything that is left is put into action - to see them tightly pressed! Yes
                  1. +4
                    3 August 2020 12: 14
                    Quote: СРЦ П-15
                    But these 57 million euros for Gazprom is like a mosquito bite!

                    To the head of Gazprom / Statement / I ask you to allocate 57 million oiro to me. Best regards ... and so on. and so on.
                  2. +3
                    3 August 2020 12: 29
                    Quote: СРЦ П-15
                    But these 57 million euros for Gazprom is like a mosquito bite!

                    "If you give everyone ..." Continue further?
                2. +2
                  3 August 2020 11: 55
                  Quote: Tatiana
                  the strengthening of Germany itself, which economically leads the EU, and against which and against which both Poland and the United States, including Trump himself, are opposed.

                  Apparently, it began to dawn on Germany that, heading this gadyushnik, they would be forced to lead another round of overt preparations for a war against Russia, and a war that Germany did not need at all, but Poland ... Churchill said everything correctly.
              3. +2
                3 August 2020 21: 28
                Why did he not send Ukraine then ?? I paid them three lards of greens by the arbitration decision.
        2. -2
          3 August 2020 10: 56
          Will swallow the population of Russia ... In Gazprom, only awards will receive the next
          1. 0
            4 August 2020 12: 56
            Mitrakhovich said that the news about the fine "does not fundamentally change the situation." He recalled that recently, according to the decision of the Stockholm arbitration tribunal, Gazprom transferred $ 1,5 billion to Poland, so 50 million euros, in his opinion, is "a small amount." It is reported by Rambler. Further: https://finance.rambler.ru/business/44613464/?utm_content=finance_media&utm_medium=read_more&utm_source=copylink
        3. +1
          3 August 2020 11: 09
          A claim? What other lawsuit are you talking about?
          1. 0
            3 August 2020 14: 04
            So in November they already fined the French company Engie, fined 172 million zlotys (€ 40,3 million) - they received a reaction - "We absolutely do not agree with this claim. We will challenge it immediately." So as soon as the French understand the courts ...
        4. +1
          3 August 2020 11: 16
          Swallow. He is such a business ... National self-respect does not imply
          1. +5
            3 August 2020 11: 57
            Quote: shark
            Swallow. He is such a business ... National self-respect does not imply

            If there are no sensible lawyers, then, of course, he will swallow. Business is like that. The Poles' legal grounds are also quite stretched across the globe.
            1. +2
              3 August 2020 13: 56
              As for the legal grounds, this is a slippery question.
              It is appropriate to recall here that the Court of Justice of the European Union has already decided that the Russian gas pipeline Nord Stream 2 must operate in accordance with the regulation of EU norms and has no right to an exception.
              And also that Poland is a member of this EU.
              And also that UOKiK President Tomasz Khrustny initiated an antitrust investigation in 2018, during which UOKiK directly accused 6 companies of financing construction without the necessary legal permission. These are enterprises belonging to international groups of companies: Gazprom, Engie (Switzerland), Uniper, OMV, Shell and Wintershall (all - the Netherlands). And Russia personally is that it flatly refused to cooperate in the investigation, which was carried out in connection with the construction of the SP-2 gas pipeline. By pointing out in the statement that "Such an obligation is the result of the European norms on which the Polish competition and consumer protection act is based." And from the point of view of UOKiK, violation of the legislation of Poland, a member state of the European Union, threatens with financial sanctions.
              What happened.
              We will see, of course, how it all ends. Unfortunately, the precedent, when Gazprom first swaggers and sends everyone in the forest, and then silently pays, already exists.
          2. +1
            3 August 2020 19: 38
            No one will swallow anything. What kind of normal capitalist would give the money himself?
        5. 0
          3 August 2020 11: 19
          And what was once different?
        6. avg
          +3
          3 August 2020 11: 44
          Quote: Pilat2009
          Apparently it has filed a lawsuit once. What will Gazprom swallow?

          It is necessary to file a lawsuit against Poland about its unwillingness to cooperate on the Power of Siberia.
          1. +9
            3 August 2020 14: 35
            Quote: avg
            It is necessary to file a lawsuit against Poland about its unwillingness to cooperate on the Power of Siberia.

            No claim required. It is necessary to impose a tax on imports from Poland, and at the same time from the Czech Republic, by five of the amount of Poland's claim against Gazprom. To start. Let them itch ... The main thing is to make it clear that not a single dirty trick will pass without a response. And no notes, indignations, displays of indignation. Only a beat can be affordable ...
      2. -15
        3 August 2020 10: 19
        Quote: Lesovik
        What does Poland have to do with Nord Stream so that Gazprom can cooperate with it?

        About the same as the population of Russia ..
        1. +1
          3 August 2020 10: 28
          Well, the population of Russia will pay Poland ..
          So everything is connected ..))
          1. -6
            3 August 2020 10: 33
            Quote: Roman123567
            Well, the population of Russia will pay Poland ..
            So everything is connected ..))

            But this is without a doubt. The population has already started paying, gas prices have risen.
            1. -8
              3 August 2020 10: 52
              Quote: Svarog
              But this is without a doubt. The population has already started paying, gas prices have risen.

              Greetings Vladimir, judging by the minuses, not all gas prices have risen yet. Or are these some signs of masochism?
              1. +3
                3 August 2020 11: 03
                Quote: aleksejkabanets
                signs of masochism?

                As well as color blindness, cataracts, blindness, deafness and any lack of thought processes and real perception of reality ... hi
              2. +15
                3 August 2020 11: 04
                Well, xs, he just bothered me under all the news whining, all his comments are the same.
                1. -12
                  3 August 2020 11: 08
                  Quote: minomoto
                  Well, xs, he just bothered me under all the news whining, all his comments are the same.

                  And you more often praise the Great Leader of All Skrepishy, ​​so you will compensate for the negative influence of this subject.
          2. +3
            3 August 2020 11: 10
            Quote: Roman123567
            Well, the population of Russia will pay Poland ..

            More likely to receive less.
            But yes, Poland's actions will not be without consequences for the Russian population.
            So you can assume that the Polish lords are robbing you personally. If you are, of course. live in our country.
            1. -1
              3 August 2020 11: 32
              So now, after the amendments, we will not shame it!
              Or again ...?
              1. +2
                3 August 2020 11: 39
                Quote: Revival
                So now, after the amendments, we will not shame it!

                Are you running Gazprom?
                1. 0
                  3 August 2020 11: 52
                  And what does this have to do with it?
                  When campaigning for amendments, one of the main arguments was that the amendment was extremely important so that they would no longer endure shame and not pay a penny for foreign decisions, and they were especially vehemently cited as an example of Gazprom paying all kinds of fines.
                  I insisted that we would continue to pay and that the amendment would not help in this matter.
                  So I am now asking myself an extremely important question, will we pay again or my opponents did not lie and now we will not pay?
                  Waiting for ...
                  1. 0
                    3 August 2020 12: 00
                    Quote: Revival
                    And what does this have to do with it?


                    How and where?
                    After all, it was you who wrote, "So now, after the amendments, we will not shame it!"

                    Quote: Revival
                    the amendment is extremely important so that they no longer endure shame and not pay a penny for foreign decisions, and they were especially fiercely cited as an example of Gazprom paying all kinds of fines.


                    Now, if Gazprom pays, then you will be hysterical.
                    Otherwise, you won't have enough nerves ...
                    1. -2
                      3 August 2020 12: 43
                      If you are hysterical then don't extrapolate to me ...
                      And even if Gazprom pays, then I will refrain from hysteria, but rather I will poke my nose around the adherents of the amendments.
                      For the rest, we are waiting for the moment of truth
        2. +9
          3 August 2020 10: 56
          Quote: Svarog
          Quote: Lesovik
          What does Poland have to do with Nord Stream so that Gazprom can cooperate with it?

          About the same as the population of Russia ..

          ===
          the population also has taxes through Gazprom. but the main thing is to crow
          1. -17
            3 August 2020 11: 01
            Quote: Victorio
            but the main thing is to crow

            Roosters crow, and you take off together. Choose expressions, otherwise God forbid, on the street, learn something like that, and some unpleasant incident will happen to you.
            1. +2
              3 August 2020 11: 03
              Quote: aleksejkabanets
              Quote: Victorio
              but the main thing is to crow

              Roosters crow, and Take it off together. Choose expressions, otherwise God forbid, on the street, learn something like that, and some unpleasant incident will happen to you.

              ===
              ? well then you too. and an incident too, probably
        3. +9
          3 August 2020 11: 07
          Quote: Svarog
          About the same as the population of Russia ..

          Well yes...
          Too lazy to look for more recent figures, in 2018 Gazprom patched taxes of 2,7 trillion rubles plus 190 billion rubles as dividends on shares owned by the state

          Therefore, in every salary of a teacher, doctor, military man there are Gazprom rubles
          But a real fighter for a drug doesn't care about these little people, does it?
          1. +2
            3 August 2020 11: 36
            No, don't give a damn, the question only remains, is this all or a small part, and the rest is divided among the "worthy"?
            Because teachers, doctors, military men, etc. will not hurt a little more money, and not give out to everyone
          2. +6
            3 August 2020 12: 42
            Quote: Spade
            Therefore, in every salary of a teacher, doctor, military man there are Gazprom rubles

            Laponka. Here is an extremely simple arithmetic. The budget of the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Health for 2019 is 1483 billion. Only income, if you believe the statements of Mishustin, we believe him lol , collected 3.6 trillion rubles. Simply put, not only in the salaries of teachers and doctors there is not a penny of oil and gas income, there is none at all, either in medicine or in education. Not in salaries, not in heating, not in cleaning, nothing at all. Moreover, at the expense of personal income tax, the citizens of the Russian Federation financed the PF budget deficit, which they were so worried about that they raised the pension age.
            And the whole world threw themselves into the army and the police. Open the Treasury website, 2019 budget report. Collected 9 trillion VAT, excise taxes and import customs duties (import to oil in any way). Even if you deduct VAT on oil and gas .... With a margin overlaps the article of the national defense. It’s me, when I buy my husband cigarettes, in which excise taxes and VAT are about 80 percent, or when I buy bread, I finance the army. But where the money from oil and gas goes is already interesting.
      3. +9
        3 August 2020 10: 27
        I would like to hear the understandable bellowing of Gazprom managers. Unless, of course, the payment of fines, insolent lisps, is not their favorite pastime.
        1. -6
          3 August 2020 10: 30
          Quote: Clear
          I would like to hear the understandable bellowing of Gazprom managers. Unless, of course, the payment of fines, insolent lisps, is not their favorite pastime.

          Their favorite pastime is getting various bonuses. And the fines, in one way or another, from the budget will be closed.
          1. KAV
            +4
            3 August 2020 10: 52
            Quote: aleksejkabanets
            And the fines, in one way or another, from the budget will be closed.
            Now let's see. The amendments were adopted - now the Russian courts have a predominant decision over international ones. So it will be clear how much these amendments were needed, and whether they work.
            1. -5
              3 August 2020 10: 58
              Quote: KAV
              Now let's see. The amendments were adopted - now the Russian courts have a predominant decision over international ones. So it will be clear how much these amendments were needed.

              The only question is, do international courts know about this? And in fact they will arrest and then seize the property of the "national treasure" if they do not pay for the whole business. And the fact that our courts are no longer obliged to comply with the decisions of the International Court of Human Rights, for example, is a fact.
              1. KAV
                +2
                3 August 2020 11: 02
                Quote: aleksejkabanets
                The only question is, do international courts know about this? But in fact they will arrest and then seize the property of the "national heritage" if they do not pay for the whole business.
                But it will already be possible to answer this in a mirror image. The main thing is that for such far-fetched reasons they stop paying real money, in the form of "fines". It's time to shut down this shop with the Hague Courts!
            2. -3
              3 August 2020 11: 01
              Quote: KAV
              The amendments were adopted - now the Russian courts have a predominant decision over international ones.

              Astounding naivety laughing
              1. KAV
                +12
                3 August 2020 11: 06
                Quote: Svarog
                Astounding naivety
                Svarog, stop whining already! Get off the couch and do something good for yourself and for the country! It feels like you live here on the site. In each thread of discussion, you whine. Try to work. You look, there will be less time for despondency.
                1. +4
                  3 August 2020 12: 27
                  Maybe it works here?
                  1. KAV
                    +5
                    3 August 2020 12: 31
                    Quote: Incvizitor
                    Maybe it works here?
                    Naturally. In 4 years I have left 800 comments on the site, while Svarog has scribbled over 2 comments in 8 years. Enviable ability to work!
            3. +3
              3 August 2020 13: 22
              Here, to the point!
              I'm waiting for this moment of truth ...
              What if Boris55 and the others weren't lying?
              I'm waiting ...
              1. KAV
                +2
                3 August 2020 13: 26
                Quote: Revival
                I'm waiting for this moment of truth ...
                Here I am waiting! There we will see who and what is worth! Whom to believe - will be shown by deeds, not words.
      4. -4
        3 August 2020 11: 18
        Apparently, Gazprom is booming just like you. Result: Gazprom is fined by all and sundry.
      5. -1
        3 August 2020 11: 39
        Quote: Lesovik
        What does Poland have to do with Nord Stream so that Gazprom can cooperate with it?

        =======
        So puffy psheki - "a plug for every barrel." All on all must ask their clear-sightedness for permission ..... Obzorzeli - completely! And everything - a relapse of the past - has long been a "pot-bellied little thing", but still think of themselves "great"! request
      6. 0
        3 August 2020 12: 24
        And what is Poland, so that someone would take it into account somewhere?
    2. 0
      3 August 2020 10: 10
      Poland imposed a fine on Gazprom over Nord Stream 2
      And Gazprom put to Poland. feel
      1. +3
        3 August 2020 10: 14
        And Gazprom put it on Poland.
        Are you sure about that? But I'm not sure, and most likely Gazprom will pay the money ...
      2. -1
        3 August 2020 10: 20
        Well, I immediately agreed to disperse.
        And it went, of course, and went.
        Now let me say a few words without protocol:
        What does our family and school teach us?
        That life itself will punish such severely.
        Here we agree, say, Serge.
        V. Vysotsky.
      3. -5
        3 August 2020 10: 22
        And Gazprom put on Poland


        Same as last time ??)

        Gazprom paid the Polish PGNiG by the decision of the Stockholm Arbitration
        The Russian corporation did not refuse to appeal the decision on which it has already paid compensation

        Gazprom Export complied with the decision of the Stockholm Arbitration and transferred the overpayment for the gas supplied via the Yamal-Europe gas pipeline to the Polish company PGNiG, TASS reports, citing information from the Russian exporter.

        The compensation was $ 1,5 billion.

        1. +7
          3 August 2020 13: 40
          Strange .... Minuses to someone - you or Gazprom ?? Who still unfastened one and a half watermelons to the cursed pschechnya ...
    3. +2
      3 August 2020 10: 12
      Clowns! There is no other word for it. What does Poland have to do with this?
      1. +11
        3 August 2020 10: 19
        The article is news and there is no analysis here. Based on the experience of past years, it is quite possible that they will be required.
        Neither you nor I understand international law (or, in this case, EU law and other agreements between Gazprom and Poland).
        If Poland has grounds, they will recover the money through the courts. They will also wind up%.

        So it would be nice to read a more detailed analysis here.

        And then URYAYA works only until he went abroad.
        1. +1
          3 August 2020 11: 30
          Neither you nor I understand international law (or, in this case, EU law and other agreements between Gazprom and Poland).
          If Poland has grounds, they will recover the money through the courts. They will also wind up%. ©
          Neutral opinion: there are really "a lot" laws, without a license !, special computer programs and the hiring of students - lawyers by assistants here "even the devil will break his leg!"
          But I will try to illustrate metaphorically: this is how to drive around Europe in your car and "with the Russian mentality", then be caught by the traffic police for an unfair fine, get angry, (better a little) and pay a fine. Such is the sad structure of the present moment.
        2. 0
          3 August 2020 12: 15
          You look very funny here, given that I live in this foreign country of yours)))
        3. +2
          3 August 2020 13: 28
          Why do we need international law, we were recently persistently explained that a self-sufficient reason for not being dishonored and not paying any more would be an amendment on the priority of internal law over external (courts, contracts, commissions, etc.).
          The amendment was accepted! Here is the first moment of truth from many in the future.
          Now it will become clear whether it was a lie or not.
      2. +5
        3 August 2020 10: 34
        Quote: ddmitrij
        Clowns! There is no other word for it.

        Clowns or not clowns, but charged one and a half yards once, they will, most likely, this time too.
    4. +3
      3 August 2020 10: 13
      But why not impose a sharaff on us for our unwillingness to cooperate on the Katyn case or the Smolensk birch case? Everything is within the framework of the path shown by the Poles.
      1. +3
        3 August 2020 10: 46
        Quote: evgen1221
        But why not impose a sharaff on us for our unwillingness to cooperate on the Katyn case or the Smolensk birch case? Everything is within the framework of the path shown by the Poles.

        Try, of course, who's in the way.
        1. +1
          3 August 2020 14: 22
          I have been fining them with my wallet for a long time, I have introduced sanctions, I send a note of protest every day verbally, diplomatic relations have been broken,))) Well, I'm not a country, so I can't voice it from the Foreign Ministry tribune.))
    5. +7
      3 August 2020 10: 15
      Poland imposed a fine on Gazprom

      Another geopolitical victory?
      1. +1
        3 August 2020 10: 36
        Quote: Simon Schempp
        Another geopolitical victory?

        Something "victories" such are becoming more and more. An unhealthy trend, however.
    6. +3
      3 August 2020 10: 23
      It's okay, we'll pay ... Raise gas prices inside. And all business ...
      1. +2
        3 August 2020 10: 39
        Quote: Comrade Mikhail
        It's okay, we'll pay ... Raise gas prices inside. And all business ...

        It would still be good to throw off, otherwise the "national treasure" is having a hard time lately.
    7. -2
      3 August 2020 10: 25
      What kind of "cooperation" on the joint venture do they need? As far as I remember, they are against the joint venture in principle. Parasites.
    8. +6
      3 August 2020 10: 28
      Poland imposed a fine on Gazprom over Nord Stream 2
      And Gazprom will pay again, Russia's response, as always, will be crushing: yet another tantrum by Zakharova and TopWar readers.
    9. 0
      3 August 2020 10: 29
      Shouldn't the Polish tsvyntari be demolished under a bulldozer in Katyn? To do as it was before Gorbachev! And let them squeak and cry!
      1. +7
        3 August 2020 10: 41
        Quote: 113262
        Shouldn't the Polish tsvyntari be demolished under a bulldozer in Katyn?

        It would be wrong to demolish, but to launch such a "duck" is quite. The announcement is: "in connection with the unfriendly attitude and the demolition of monuments to Soviet soldiers ... in Russia they do not want to see ... and therefore they will be demolished ...."
    10. +4
      3 August 2020 10: 31
      Tomasz Khrustny fined Gazprom almost PLN 213 million
      Poland, which is skipping after the Americans, is building the SP-2 subtleties, is imposing a fine on Gazprom for refusing to cooperate. In cooperation to stop the construction of a gas pipeline? The impudence grows in proportion to the lack of measures on the Russian side against Poland for its tricks, from the destruction and desecration of monuments to the political bacchanalia. Impunity breeds a sense of permissiveness.
    11. +1
      3 August 2020 10: 33
      Everything pays and pays, is it not disgusting ourselves?
      1. +5
        3 August 2020 10: 43
        Quote: Tank Hard
        Everything pays and pays, is it not disgusting ourselves?

        Is it weak to introduce a ban on the import of Polish products? And let the Polish farmers prove to their own government that they are wrong.
        1. 0
          3 August 2020 10: 48
          Quote: Egoza
          Is it weak to introduce a ban on the import of Polish products? And let the Polish farmers prove to their own government that they are wrong.

          Unfortunately, the current government has lost all confidence in my eyes. I just don't see anyone better yet. Therefore, I will not presume to say anything about any retaliatory measures. But they love "non-symmetrical" responses. Alternatively, they will raise the cost of gas for consumers in Russia. request
        2. -1
          3 August 2020 11: 33
          Quote: Egoza
          Is it weak to introduce a ban on the import of Polish products?

          The ban on the import of Polish products into Russia has been introduced for 6 years already,
          Decree of the President of Russia of August 6, 2014 "On the Application of Certain Special Economic Measures to Ensure the Security of the Russian Federation"
        3. +3
          3 August 2020 13: 21
          They have assistants, they have already introduced it does not work, but such impudence cannot be left without action.
        4. -1
          7 August 2020 18: 07
          Quote: Egoza
          Is it weak to introduce a ban on the import of Polish products?

          Geopolitician for shortages, when will you remove the false, illiterate proposal to ban the import of Polish products? - The ban was introduced in 2014.
        5. 0
          9 August 2020 12: 51
          These are such ignorant geopolitics in the moderators, - below the plinth, ban and minus only the master, and answer for your words, - no.
    12. +4
      3 August 2020 10: 49
      We will see in the payment orders.
    13. -1
      3 August 2020 11: 07
      I understand that not a ruble will shine for them due to the amendments !?
    14. +5
      3 August 2020 11: 10
      Quote: 113262
      Shouldn't the Polish tsvyntari be demolished under a bulldozer in Katyn? To do as it was before Gorbachev! And let them squeak and cry!

      To demolish, IMHO, do not ... This is superfluous. But CLOSE access FULLY - just right. Brew the gate, wrap the territory with a thorn ... And so that no one !!!, not even the most mundane servants !! In 10 years it will collapse by itself and overgrow with weeds.
    15. -2
      3 August 2020 11: 38
      Does Poland have a great influence in the world? Yes, less than Gazprom And where to climb? This is something like a bark to please the owner.)
      1. +2
        3 August 2020 12: 29
        When the "poland" yapping it, the owners order it and it is they who climb.
    16. +3
      3 August 2020 11: 48
      Gazprom is not the first time to pay Europe for Russian gas
    17. -3
      3 August 2020 11: 56
      "Imposed"! Let him "put" in his pants! And "impose" on the dew. the organization (Poland) has neither the authority nor our permission. Which of the pshek does not understand?
    18. +1
      3 August 2020 11: 56
      Either war or shame!
      In the light of the latest trends, they will hang shame, but they will not stop the war anyway !!!
      What is the conclusion from this?
    19. +1
      3 August 2020 12: 06
      The Poles were most likely ordered to impose this fine. When in history were they independent? Always acted at the behest of the owner.)
      1. +1
        3 August 2020 13: 19
        But exactly 100% ...
    20. -4
      3 August 2020 12: 08
      They imposed on Gazprom, and Gazprom will put on them.)))
      1. +5
        3 August 2020 12: 50
        Part of the gas transit goes through Belarus and Poland. Therefore it will not put it down.
        1. 0
          3 August 2020 13: 19
          And what, will they violate the agreement? There is not a word in the agreement about their Wishlist ...
          1. +1
            3 August 2020 13: 25
            No, why break the contract? Will impose a fine on transit settlement accounts.
            1. 0
              3 August 2020 13: 27
              On what basis?
              1. +1
                3 August 2020 13: 29
                On the basis of their decision to impose a fine.
                1. +2
                  3 August 2020 13: 41
                  And what does this have to do with the transit agreement, everything is spelled out there, including how disputes are resolved and they can keep their wishlist, or go to court, which is spelled out in the contract and he will decide ...
                  1. 0
                    4 August 2020 08: 33
                    No relationship. I don’t understand what the treaty has to do with it.
                    The fine will be imposed on cash and non-cash funds of Gazprom located in Poland.
                    These means include transit payments.
                    1. +1
                      4 August 2020 08: 58
                      No one can do this without a court decision, and the officials' wishlist does not work here ...
                      1. 0
                        4 August 2020 15: 27
                        You know better))) By the way, they have already imposed a fine)))
    21. -2
      3 August 2020 12: 11
      It is necessary to speed up the completion of the SP-2 and impose sanctions on Poland in the form of a ban on Gazprom from selling gas to the Lyakham.

      PS GDP of the Polish metropolis - the USA has already collapsed by 32%, the fall continues successfully laughing
      1. +2
        3 August 2020 12: 20
        US real GDP fell 32,9% in Q2020 XNUMX from the previous quarter in terms of annual rates.
        That is, we are not talking about stopping a third of plants and factories. I would not rush to open the champagne.
        1. 0
          3 August 2020 13: 48
          Why read the news to the end? They said "by a third", which means by a third. And what is actually almost an order of magnitude less, well, that is ...
        2. -5
          3 August 2020 16: 05
          If the drop in GDP by 32% is given on an annualized basis, then quarter to quarter - by more than 1/3.

          Meanwhile, the peak of the coronavirus in the United States has not yet been passed - we are expecting a 1/2 drop in GDP per year.

          With you champagne at the end of 2020 laughing
          1. 0
            3 August 2020 17: 19
            If half of the US GDP remains, then champagne from me is definitely. If I myself do not get drunk on joy.
    22. +3
      3 August 2020 12: 17
      I see no reason not to fine Poland for meddling in other people's business.
      1. 0
        5 August 2020 04: 40
        Quote: Pereira
        I see no reason not to fine Poland for meddling in other people's business.

        There is no reason. They now need permission from Gazprom to lay their pipeline. Apparently they decided to fine and then exchange for a permit. But it is not entirely clear who exactly the Poles were going to fine. Does Gazprom have a Polish "daughter"? What kind of assets does Gazprom have in Poland? What will prevent Putin from fining Polish assets in the Russian Federation? Or, as is customary in our country, to announce a ban on the import of goods ... In general, I see no point in this Polish trick
    23. bar
      0
      3 August 2020 12: 36
      the Russian company was fined 213 million zlotys (57 million euros).

      Why not 213 billion? Why waste time on trifles?
    24. 0
      3 August 2020 12: 49
      The court's decision not to recognize and declare an unfriendly diplomatic step, to fine Polish companies on the territory of the Russian Federation by the same amount.
      1. +1
        3 August 2020 13: 17
        And what kind of court was it? Have you read the article?
        1. 0
          3 August 2020 13: 23
          "UOKiK filed a case against Gazprom for lack of cooperation during the antitrust investigation"
          As I understand it - arbitration.
          1. 0
            3 August 2020 13: 25
            The fact of the matter is that without a trial:

            The chairman of the Polish Competition and Consumer Protection Authority (UOKiK) Tomasz Khrustny fined Gazprom of almost PLN 213 million as a result of the lack of cooperation in the investigation of the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline
    25. +1
      3 August 2020 13: 16
      In addition to Gazprom, Poland has brought charges against Engie from Switzerland, as well as Uniper, OMV, Shell and Wintershall from Holland.


      Well, history repeats itself, Poland is again breaking up ...
      1. +1
        3 August 2020 15: 35
        Quote: cniza
        In addition to Gazprom, Poland has brought charges against Engie from Switzerland, as well as Uniper, OMV, Shell and Wintershall from Holland.


        Well, history repeats itself, Poland is again breaking up ...

        The vaccination is over, and so, they got carried away.
        1. +2
          3 August 2020 16: 03
          She quickly weathered them, will be interrogated, and first of all from Germany ...
          1. +2
            3 August 2020 18: 29
            Quote: cniza
            will be interrogated and primarily from Germany

            There is not only a joint venture, one more point of contact may arise - "Kaczynski returned to the discussion of one of the most popular populist election slogans - the repolonization of republican and regional media, most of which, despite being Polish-speaking, belong to German media holdings ... Kaczynski did not disclose details, what this process will look like, emphasizing only that “an analysis and discussion of the concept of repolonization of the media is being carried out” ... Today German concerns own up to 90% of the Polish press, news portals, as well as national radio and television stations.
            https://eadaily.com/ru/news/2020/07/20/vlasti-polshi-obeshchayut-repolonizirovat-progermanskie-smi-k-2023-godu
            1. +3
              3 August 2020 20: 42
              Quote: BrTurin
              Quote: cniza
              will be interrogated and primarily from Germany

              There is not only the joint venture, another point of contact may arise - "Kaczynski returned to the discussion of one of the most popular populist election slogans - the repolonization of the republican


              That's what I meant when I said that Germany would be the first to kick them in the head ...
            2. +2
              3 August 2020 20: 43
              Quote: BrTurin
              "Kaczynski returned to the discussion of one of the most popular populist election slogans - the repolonization of republican and regional media, most of which, despite being Polish-speaking, belong to German media holdings ...

              Takes over the title of "the main wife of the United States"
              1. +1
                3 August 2020 22: 21
                And is the "husband" ready to cover all the "whims" of the "main wife", an answer from a not so beloved, but richer one, and even with connections ...
    26. +1
      3 August 2020 13: 21
      Will we live to see real sanctions by Russia against those who actually call the Russian Federation their enemy number 1? Or, due to real and far-fetched benefits, we will continue to crawl on our belly "between trickles."
    27. 0
      3 August 2020 13: 30
      So for information, last year Poland imposed a fine on Engie for lack of information. 170 million euros for cooperation. Nothing is reported about the payment. It means that Engje has imposed on Poland, which will prevent Gazprom from doing the same with Poland.
    28. +2
      3 August 2020 13: 59
      Oooh how beautiful it turned out, soon they will take out a fine for katyn, will Gazprom pay? If so, then we should expect a rise in prices within the country, but why can't they create a couple of large companies that would compete with each other, then let the fines be paid by the gas company, well, at our expense. I wonder who Gazprom hasn’t paid yet? There are also such people, even the Ukrainians bend them, and when the contract ends, the gas will pay the Ukrainians, because it does not pump gas through them, and since the Ukrainians paid, the Poles, in principle, are not fools either, though they did not bother with international arbitration, but simply imposed fine, handsome men.
    29. +1
      3 August 2020 14: 20
      VERY funny: "We are imposing a fine on you by the decision of OUR court for the fact that you did not want to consult with us!" Pshekovskie mongrels have learned from the amerikosov "the imposition of fines"! laughing laughing laughing
    30. 0
      3 August 2020 15: 58
      Quote: Egoza
      to introduce a ban on the import of Polish products weak?

      And what do we eat Polish? I don't see Polish products in the shop ...
      1. +1
        3 August 2020 17: 24
        Belarusian apples with re-glued labels are a direct contraband. And also juice from apple concentrate and other derivatives.
    31. 0
      3 August 2020 15: 59
      Poland must be fined annually for the "monopoly" right to transport goods by road from Russia to Europe
    32. -1
      3 August 2020 17: 54
      Quote: Pereira
      If I don't get drunk on my own

      drinks
    33. 0
      3 August 2020 18: 01
      Psheki already completely beguiled the Ramses, they imagined themselves mattress makers, decided to dictate conditions to the whole world?)))
    34. 0
      3 August 2020 18: 16
      kurwa - a prostitute; a woman who willingly has sex with any partner; a woman - with an expression of contempt and anger; a person who does something that is negatively evaluated from a moral point of view;
      One short word, but how it succinctly characterizes Poland.
    35. BAI
      +1
      3 August 2020 18: 29
      The quirks of foreign law are striking - the defendant must submit materials against himself. But these are their laws in force and they are taking this money from Gazprom, unambiguously. It is good that the amount on the scale of Gazprom is not large.
    36. 0
      3 August 2020 19: 19
      ... Well, why are you so, without warning?

      The local sect of witnesses "GazpromFsio" will now have massive heart attacks! laughing
    37. +2
      3 August 2020 19: 59
      Russia, represented by Gazprom, is being "milked" into a brazen whoever is not lazy ... and they will pay the same .., no words, one three-story mat ..!

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