The price of gasoline can jump by a quarter: Ukraine is concerned about a possible strike of workers of refineries in Belarus

Against the backdrop of enthusiastic reviews in a number of Ukrainian media outlets about the protests that are taking place in Belarus these days, sober assessments of what is happening have sounded.

In Ukraine, they suddenly remembered that the import of oil products from the Republic of Belarus makes up about a third of all purchases for the Ukrainian economy. In this regard, Ukrainian experts in the fuel and energy complex (fuel and energy complex) have concerns, which are formulated something like this: “What will happen if the strike in Belarus is supported by oil refineries.

It is noted that in this case, the situation for Ukraine may develop as follows. Belarus will sharply reduce the export of petroleum products for Ukraine for the simple reason that the country itself may face an acute shortage of gasoline, fuel oil and diesel fuel. In this regard, in order to maintain the Ukrainian economy at least at the current level, it will be necessary to look for alternative suppliers.

If the countries of the European Union act as such suppliers, then the cost of gasoline in Ukraine in a short time may increase by at least a quarter. And if we talk about prices that would remain at the same level for Ukraine, then so far there is only one option - to sit down at the negotiating table with Russia.

To date, the price of a liter of Ai-95 gasoline at gas stations in Ukraine (at the current exchange rate) is about 72-78 rubles (translated into Russian currency). If the price really rises by a quarter, then it can overcome the bar of 100 rubles per liter of 95th gasoline. And these are already quite European prices.

It is also worth adding that Ukraine used relatively cheap fuel and lubricants from Belarus to keep its military equipment on alert. A sharp reduction in supplies, if such occurs in connection with the potential involvement of workers of Belarusian refineries in the strike, could hit the Ukrainian army as well. In connection with all of the above, Ukrainian experts say they hope that the refineries of the Republic of Belarus "will continue their work in the same format." An interesting approach: to rejoice at strikes, for example, at MTZ and MZKT, and grieve over possible strikes at oil refineries ...

Comments

[Mountain shooter]

Camouflage ... rejoice, lads. Europe will help you ... will bring gasoline, Euro-6 ...

[RUnnm]

What does Ukraine have to do with it, if 80% of Ukraine's diesel fuel is exported from Belarus, and, therefore, from the Russian Federation, and the authorities of the outskirts did not recognize Old Man. This is just the beginning.

[Pereira]

They will carry gasoline in reverse from Slovakia.

[RUnnm]

They will not carry from anyone. I think that AGG will quickly sever these ties

[Karaul73]

Why from Slovakia? There is Romania with pretty decent fuel with an adequate price tag.

[Rokambol]

Quote: Sentry73

Why from Slovakia?

Because the reverse of the gas, at one time was from there. Perhaps this time the reverse of gasoline will be from there

[Labrador]

If such suppliers are the countries of the European Union, then the cost of gasoline in Ukraine in a short time can grow by at least a quarter.

And I think this will be correct: they want to go to Europa, which means they need to start with European prices for everything.

[SRC P-15]

Ukraine urgently needs to increase the donkey population in order to add donkey urine to gasoline - so there will be more gasoline in Ukraine! And then it will be possible to rejoice at the strikes at the Belarusian refineries.

[Pereira]

Since then, the number of donkeys in Ukraine is simply off scale.
It remains only to organize the collection of urine.

[Karaul73]

You don't want to start with yourself and move to
Ukraine

[Pereira]

God forbid. I'd rather endure Putin's daily and hourly oppression, may Allah prolong the years of his rule.

[Campanella]

Are you already there?))) Drink more!

[Terenin]

In Ukraine, they suddenly remembered that the import of petroleum products from Belarus makes up about a third of all purchases for the Ukrainian economy.

this is called - "when investigating a crime, the detectives came to themselves."

[Ingvar 72]

Quote: Mountain Shooter

Europe will help you ... will bring gasoline

At least Europe can bring them cheap gasoline, but we have introduced a ban on the import of cheap gasoline in order to protect the unfortunate oligarchs from losses.

[loki565]

At least Europe can bring them cheap gasoline

In Europe there is cheap gasoline ???))) Gaddafi's gasoline was cheaper than water, and they were still unhappy with it)))

[Mountain shooter]

Quote: Ingvar 72

At least Europe can bring them cheap gasoline, but we have introduced a ban on the import of cheap gasoline in order to protect the unfortunate oligarchs from losses.

Where have you seen cheap gasoline in Europe? Can you tell me the address?

[Ingvar 72]

Quote: Mountain Shooter

Where have you seen cheap gasoline in Europe?

Fuel prices in the EU have dropped by 40% over the past six months. In Europe, where there is practically no oil, people think it's cheap. I am generally silent about the United States.
If you do not understand the essence of my message, then I will explain in more detail. We are now discussing the Ukrainian problems with fuel, at a time when the uttermost state oligarchic lawlessness reigns on the Russian fuel market, actively hindering the development of the country's economy. Over the past six months, gasoline prices have increased by 10% for no apparent reason at all. The prices for liquefied gas have grown by 50-70%, and the FAS is silent in violation of all the principles of its existence.
And we are all looking at the outskirts, right?

[Mountain shooter]

Quote: Ingvar 72

Fuel prices in the EU have dropped by 40% over the past six months. In Europe, where there is practically no oil, people think it's cheap

Give gasoline prices in ... Germany for example. 1.28 euro 95th ... where it fell by 40% ??? Igor, what are you talking about? Well, all information is open.
There was a 20% decline, but very briefly, and galloped back.

[Ingvar 72]

Quote: Mountain Shooter

Igor, what are you talking about?

You do not understand what I mean? Does the very existence of a law prohibiting the import of cheaper gasoline into a country that is one of the five leaders in oil production and export offend you? Or will you repeat all the way - "Ave, Putin"? Zhenya, how much more can you spread rot on your own economy, while repeating about mythical breakthroughs, about fabulous import substitution? You yourself are not offended for the state? After all, almost all industries were handed over to the Chinese. By the way, they have gasoline from our oil, our gas and electricity.

[Mountain shooter]

Quote: Ingvar 72

economy, while repeating about mythical breakthroughs, about fabulous import substitution? You yourself are not offended for the state? After all, almost all industries were handed over to the Chinese. By the way, they have gasoline from our oil, our gas and electricity.

I just work in industry, and I have the most direct relation to import substitution ... but what kind of data do you have, where does it come from? From the Internet? So in it 90% of liberal publications simply lie ... And well ... let it be. Those who are concerned know what it really is. Finally, in the right places, they returned SECRETY, hard and clearly. You will NOT enter the territory with your phone and tablet. You personally answer if you blurted out something. Etc. at the enterprise there is a network without Internet access, and if you try to insert a USB flash drive, the SB will instantly figure out which computer and what was downloaded - it was poured. In seconds. You won't have time to say meow !!! Forget about permissiveness and slovenliness of very recent times ...

[And why do you need]

Quote: Mountain Shooter

Quote: Ingvar 72

economy, while repeating about mythical breakthroughs, about fabulous import substitution? You yourself are not offended for the state? After all, almost all industries were handed over to the Chinese. By the way, they have gasoline from our oil, our gas and electricity.

I just work in industry, and I have the most direct relation to import substitution ... but what kind of data do you have, where does it come from? From the Internet? So in it 90% of liberal publications simply lie ... And well ... let it be. Those who are concerned know what it really is. Finally, in the right places, they returned SECRETY, hard and clearly. You will NOT enter the territory with your phone and tablet. You personally answer if you blurted out something. Etc. at the enterprise there is a network without Internet access, and if you try to insert a USB flash drive, the SB will instantly figure out which computer and what was downloaded - it was poured. In seconds. You won't have time to say meow !!! Forget about permissiveness and slovenliness of very recent times ...

The Amur shipyard does not fit your opinion at all. There is no network Internet, modems are installed in departments. 4G communication throughout the plant. You can also use a smartphone. There is only a small disclaimer. Only in the assembly shop is it "forbidden".

[Mountain shooter]

Quote: Why do you need

Amur Shipyard, does not fit your opinion at all

Did I write that all factories are like that?
Not at all. But many, where I used to just go with a regular pass, have now extremely seriously strengthened their secrecy measures ... And admission.

[And why do you need]

Quote: Mountain Shooter

Quote: Why do you need

Amur Shipyard, does not fit your opinion at all

Did I write that all factories are like that?
Not at all. But many, where I used to just go with a regular pass, have now extremely seriously strengthened their secrecy measures ... And admission.

And in your opinion, the ASZ is a so-so factory that does not have a secret status? Or were you privy to the secrets of Skolkovo?

[Mountain shooter]

Quote: Why do you need

And in your opinion, the ASZ is a so-so factory that does not have a secret status? Or were you privy to the secrets of Skolkovo?

If "razulyaevo", then the little factory in the sense of secrecy ... And Skolkovo, what's the secret? Come to your health. Phones don't take away, I've been there

[Cristall]

Quote: Ingvar 72

And we are all looking at the outskirts, right?

Ukraine is sacred.
If she did not exist, she would have been invented.
Otherwise, propaganda would be inhibited

[Kart]

She invents herself under the strict guidance of the United States.
The results sometimes cause homeric laughter.

[Cristall]

Quote: Carte

The results sometimes cause homeric laughter.

you can always laugh. Laughter prolongs life.
The main thing is to get things done.

[Alex Justice]

Our prices have dropped significantly, by 25 percent.

[Rokambol]

Quote: Mountain Shooter

Europe will help you ... will bring gasoline

Will bring, of course. Europe will "splash a petrol on them" and set them on fire ... Well, first, it will rip them off in full for the alleged supply of gasoline, and then set them on fire.

[Alkonavt]

Quote: Mountain Shooter

Camouflage ... rejoice, lads. Europe will help you ... will bring gasoline, Euro-6 ...

If Belarus goes to the dump, the lads will have a hard time .. Belarus is the only neighboring country that supplied goods at more reasonable prices, including from Russia .. The old man was skimming good cream on sanctions against Russia ... Then Russia said Enough! Well, Old Man has done business with his own language ..

[evgen1221]

Well, svidomity in their repertoire, and whether it is not guess the neighbor! Yes, easy, And if it touches us? Yes, not in zhist!)))

[1976AG]

And if Lukashenka admits that the Ukrainians made a setup with the Wagnerites, then prices may rise even without strikes.

[mace]

Tell Sanych - we can handle two hundred!
For the sake of freedom and democracy (well, to curry favor with the European Union), you will have to endure.

[Paul Siebert]

Quote: bulava

Tell Sanych - we can handle two hundred!
For the sake of freedom and democracy (well, to curry favor with the European Union), you will have to endure.

This is a rhyme from the times of Gorbachev, when vodka rose in price to 10 rubles:
"Tell Gorbach - I'll pay twenty!
If there are twenty-five, we will take the Winter one again! "

[RUnnm]

What does Ukraine have to do with it if 80% of Ukraine's diesel fuel is exported from Belarus, and the regional authorities did not recognize Old Man. This is just the beginning.

[Evdokim]

Quote: RUnnm

if 80% of diesel fuel in Ukraine is exported from Belarus, and the authorities of the outskirts did not recognize the Old Man. This is just the beginning.

What a pity, the father was not recognized. Looks like they decided to switch from a diesel engine to vodka with vegetable oil.

[RUnnm]

So what kind of granny are you talking about?

[Kart]

On the internal gas flowing from peas in half with a neck.

[Cristall]

Quote: RUnnm

What does Ukraine have to do with it if 80% of Ukraine's diesel fuel is exported from Belarus, and the regional authorities did not recognize Old Man. This is just the beginning.

exactly ... where does the RF

blame everything on the RB ... They are accomplices of the "junta"
figures 80% would be more likely to relate to the Russian Federation.

[svp67]

Today, the price of a liter of AI-95 gasoline at gas stations in Ukraine (at the current exchange rate) is about 72-78 rubles (translated into Russian currency). If the price really rises by a quarter, then it can overcome the bar of 100 rubles per liter of 95th gasoline.

Gasoline, of course, but they all over there switched cars to gas, but diesel fuel is YES ... without it there is no agricultural work, no war ...

“And what will happen if the strike in Belarus is supported by oil refineries.”

And if not only them? Ukraine will be left without cheap and high-quality Belarusian goods and without Belarusian transit ... So, be afraid of fulfilling your desires ...

[APASUS]

An interesting approach: to rejoice at strikes, for example, at MTZ and MZKT and grieve over possible strikes at oil refineries ...

And that only fuel, everything else will have to be looked for on the side and it will also go up, in case of problems in Belarus

In 2016, Ukraine's imports increased compared to 2015 for most of the top 25 items. The highest growth rate was recorded for the groups:
1 tractors for agricultural work (with the exception of tractors driven by a nearby driver) and tractors for forestry, wheeled (nomenclature of goods subject to foreign trade code 870190) - 142%;
2 cars and other motor vehicles intended mainly for the transport of people, with a working volume of engine cylinders of more than 1500 cm³, but not more than 3000 cm³ (nomenclature of goods subject to foreign trade code 870323) - 114%;
3 combine harvesters (nomenclature of goods subject to foreign trade code 843351) - 137%;
4 motor vehicles for the carriage of goods: with a piston internal combustion engine with compression ignition (diesel or semi-diesel), with a gross vehicle mass of not more than 5 tons (nomenclature of goods subject to foreign trade code 870421) - 53%;
5 cars and other motor vehicles intended mainly for the transport of people, with a working volume of engine cylinders of more than 1500 cm³, but not more than 2500 cm³ (nomenclature of goods subject to foreign trade code 870332) - 50%;
6 telephone sets for cellular communication networks or other wireless communication networks (TN VED code 851712) - 50%;
7 herbicides, anti-emergence agents and plant growth regulators (TN VED code 380893) - 36%;
8 other vehicles with an internal combustion engine with compression ignition (diesel or semi-diesel), with a cylinder capacity of more than 2500 cm³ (TN VED code 870333) - 36%.

And here the problems of Belarus will immediately affect agriculture, while one of the few sources of the country's welfare.

[Roman246810]

the problems of Belarus will immediately affect agriculture

Well, I still often hear that in our country there are also many "cheap and high-quality Belarusian products" ..
This means that everything will rise in price here too ..
And what has to do with kakli ..))

[APASUS]

Quote: Roman246810

Well, I still often hear that in our country there are also many "cheap and high-quality Belarusian products" ..
This means that everything will rise in price here too ..
And what has to do with kakli ..))

For example, Belarusian products are not so cheap and the quality is certainly different, but they have a price tag

[Roman246810]

Let's say

Well, the problem was solved !!
Likewise, the Ukrainians will say something ..))

[iouris]

Calm down. Everything is going well: Ze is at the helm, the West is helping, it remains to bring the right president to power in Washington.

[Undecim]

To date, the price of a liter of AI-95 gasoline at gas stations in Ukraine (at the current exchange rate) is about 72-78 rubles
As they say - it's beautiful not to lie - you can't tell a story. Today, at gas stations in Ukraine, the average price of Ai-95 is 56-58 rubles at the current exchange rate. And only on some branded WOG type - 70 rubles.

[mace]

Oh, I didn't know that our Tatneft still works for them

[APASUS]

Quote: Undecim

To date, the price of a liter of AI-95 gasoline at gas stations in Ukraine (at the current exchange rate) is about 72-78 rubles
As they say - it's beautiful not to lie - you can't tell a story. Today, at gas stations in Ukraine, the average price of Ai-95 is 56-58 rubles at the current exchange rate. And only on some branded WOG type - 70 rubles.

Well, multiply if literate:

1 Ukrainian hryvnia equals
2,70 Russian ruble
Aug 17 12:11 UTC Disclaimer
1

Ukrainian hryvnia
2,70

Russian ruble

[Roman246810]

Well, so he multiplied ..))

[APASUS]

Quote: Roman246810

Well, so he multiplied ..))

Another calculator at school used and smoked math ................

[Roman246810]

Now the victim of the exam will multiply 21 by 2,7 on his calculator, getting 78, and wipe everyone's nose ..))

Hospadya .. where do they come from ..

[Undecim]

Well, multiply if literate:
Well, since you yourself are not able to ...
21 x 2.7 = 56.7 UAH / liter.

[Roman246810]

Let's wait for an alternative version ..))

[APASUS]

Quote: Undecim

Well, multiply if literate:
Well, since you yourself are not able to ...
21 x 2.7 = 56.7 UAH / liter.

This is the lowest point, and the top 27,49 is multiplied by 2,7 to get 74,22
So it turned out 56,7 - 74,22
where is 56-58?

Quote: Undecim

As they say - it's beautiful not to lie - you can't tell a story. Today, at gas stations in Ukraine, the average price of Ai-95 is 56-58 rubles at the current exchange rate.

[Undecim]

Apasus, strain yourself and try to count the number of gas stations, where 27,49 and where 21.00.
It is doubtful that you will master such integration, but try at least.

[APASUS]

Quote: Undecim

Apasus, strain yourself and try to count the number of gas stations, where 27,49 and where 21.00.
It is doubtful that you will master such integration, but try at least.

Nobody pulled you by the tongue, they blurted out 56-58, and now Apasus is to blame, he didn't master the integration

[Undecim]

Everything, everything, you can no longer strain. For the local marshal, you are already overworked.

[APASUS]

Quote: Undecim

For the local marshal, you are already overworked.

The second is already jealous of these badges. It's bad that you can't give them, I would be happy

[Insurgent]

Quote: Undecim

As they say - it's beautiful not to lie - you can't tell a story. Today, at gas stations in Ukraine, the average price of Ai-95 is 56-58 rubles at the current exchange rate. And only on some branded WOG type - 70 rubles.

While, the average price in rubles as of 17.08.20/XNUMX/XNUMX, gasoline is:

Russia - 46,79

Belarus - 52,99

Ukraine - 60,92

https://ru.globalpetrolprices.com/gasoline_prices/ (choice of currency is available)

[Avior]

Right.
The average is 60-61.
The average is obtained as follows - they take the usual price, which at every step, 56-57 rubles, and add up with the price of single pontovo gas stations, and then divide by 2.
But the real price still remains at 56, it is at every step

[Insurgent]

Quote: Avior

Right.
The average is 60-61.
The average is obtained as follows - they take the usual price, which at every step, 56-57 rubles, and add up with the price of single pontovo gas stations, and then divide by 2.
But the real price still remains at 56, it is at every step

But there is a key word UNTIL...

Price while a "Not big, not small, but familiar".

But in cases of "force majeure", it can change and remain painfully high for a long time,while no other suppliers will be found ...

[Avior]

The same was said last spring, when the export of oil products and fuel to Ukraine from Russia was banned from June 1
But in fact, gasoline in Ukraine fell in price after the ban, while in Russia it rose in price.
Mystic?

[Cristall]

Quote: Avior

The same was said last spring, when the export of oil products and fuel to Ukraine from Russia was banned from June 1

Yes, it was epic news that Ukraine was once again a khan.
And only timid voices about what was forbidden to everyone, and everything is allowed to those close to them. But whoever listened to them ... minus our everything.
The market consumes different. Suppliers are competing. RF on an equal footing + convenience of logistics.
But there is also Latvian quality and expensive.
But the most glamorous thing is that Kremenchug is confidently gaining momentum and sea supplies were increasing. And the share of neighbors is falling. Tanker is evidently cheaper.

[Undecim]

To the average driver, the average price is up to the bulb. He refills at a specific gas station.

[paco.soto]

39 operators? Thank you for the information. I don't want to "google", but in Europe now I can't remember more than 5-7 operators offhand.

[CommanderDIVA]

I wonder what Russia will lose in case of a change of power in Belarus? Military facilities, MZKT chassis for our equipment, tank sights, I don’t remember anything else at a glance, I want to believe that our leaders have studied and analyzed the Ukrainian lesson

[Roman246810]

Russia will lose .... Military facilities, MAZ chassis for our equipment, tank sights

According to the logic of our president, import substitution should benefit us ..
In this case, I rather agree with this ..

[Rubi0]

I would have already imposed sanctions on everything except Mzkt products. How states imposed sanctions on everything except titanium and antares engines.

[askort154]

It is also worth adding that Ukraine used relatively cheap fuel and lubricants from Belarus to keep its military equipment on alert.

And where does Belarus get fuel and lubricants? In Russia ! And when Russia said that it would supply oil only in the volumes necessary only for Belarus, and if they want more, then the price will also increase. It was then that Luke got up to speed.
He began to insult Russia, shouting, we will buy oil from Azerbaijan, Venezuela, etc. Drove one of the Norwegian train - calculated the price, wept.
Luka panicked, just as the US Secretary of State arrived in Belarus, Pompeo promised that the US could supply twice as much oil to Belarus as Russia. It was here that Luke suffered. He began to speak impudently with Russia. Meanwhile, in Ukraine, the CIA-SBU was developing a plan to set him up in front of Russia with the sending of "Wagnerists" from Russia, allegedly for provocations in his elections. Luka easily swallowed this bait. Without contacting Russia, he arrested its citizens. Gave an interview to the Ukrainian media, vilifying Russia, accusing it of preparing terrorist attacks in the upcoming elections .. When his eyes were opened to the fact that he had been divorced as a "sucker", he again rushed to Russia - help out. And so regularly. That "tiger", then the pitiful "lamb".
But you have to endure, he perfectly understands this and constantly blackmails on this. Our mistake - we did not prepare a replacement for him. Now he is for Russia - a suitcase without a handle. How can you rely on such a "ally".?!

[prior]

Don't dust the infantry.
Russia sells oil products to Ukraine much more than Belarus, but our media do not shout about this at every intersection. Another question is whose solarium the Ukrainian armored vehicles are driving.
Business and nothing personal.
And Lukashenka?
Lukashenko was spinning between the "millstones" of Russian oligarchs and Western "friends of Belarus" as best he could
for the interests of Belarusians.
And he fought for energy prices not for personal enrichment.

[Rubi0]

Well, in any case, it is better for the Russian Federation to take the gesheft with the added value for oil products, and not just give it to Luka. Although it sounds disgusting

[Cristall]

It should also be added that Ukraine used relatively cheap fuels and lubricants from Belarus to maintain combat readiness of its military equipment.

The Russian Federation has always supplied cheaper, and at the same time connected the administrative resource to increase the share of supplies from the Russian Federation and decrease from the Republic of Belarus.
Russian partners will gladly replace Belarus and even cheaper.
Besides, the most expensive fuel is Latvian.
Russian is the cheapest.
RB fuel average price
And most importantly a cherry ...
from the Republic of Belarus gasoline and almost all diesel for tanks and equipment is the Russian Federation and Kremenchug. (also oil from the Russian Federation)
But the Russians are very fond of reproaching the Republic of Belarus for supplying fuel and lubricants for the Armed Forces of Ukraine, but they themselves delivered many times more for the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Is this a kind of competition or what is a bull allowed?

[Avior]

Oh, this word "may". May rise in price, but may not.
Contributed by the authors of the article.
The average price for 95 gasoline in Ukraine is 23 UAH, but in reality at Ukrnafta at every step for 21 UAH.
which corresponds to 57-62 rubles.
That year, in early summer, from June 1, the export of oil products and oil to Ukraine from Russia was banned.
Also, I remember, they wrote here a lot about how gasoline in Ukraine will rise sharply in price.
But in fact, it fell sharply.
https://index.minfin.com.ua/ua/markets/fuel/a95/
And since then it is constantly getting cheaper.
So you need to wait and see how the price changes.

[Mavrikiy]

If such suppliers are the countries of the European Union, then the cost of gasoline in Ukraine in a short time can grow by at least a quarter.

This is after .... Until you find suppliers, while you agree on prices and terms of contracts ...... The price in Ukraine is a rocket.

[bar]

And in the morning they woke up ...
How changeable life is. Again, the peremoga suddenly turned into anger ...

[rags]

So can they or will they jump? The author forgot to mention that Ukraine has its own oil refineries, and the port of Odessa is adapted to accept tankers and now tankers with "light Texas oil" purchased during your "war with OPEC" are being supplied to the Kremenchug oil refinery and Belarus is not the only supplier

[Cristall]

Quote: Lumpen

The author forgot to mention that Ukraine has its own refineries

Kremenchuk, its share is growing.

Quote: Lumpen

and the port of Odessa is adapted

The port of Chornomorsk, Odessa is not loaded with tankers.

[rags]

I agree, my side means the port of Chernomorsk (this is the former Ilyichevsk?)

[Rubi0]

There it is, maybe they are, out of 4 it seems like one Kremenchug remained, and everything is muddy there, Kolomoisky did a good job there

[Normal ok]

Omnrednoe stretching owv on the globe. First, 95 gasoline costs 58 rubles (in terms of), and not 72-78 as written in the article. And secondly, now to study the possibility of launching our own previously shut down refineries.

[msm]

Unfortunately, Russia does not have a coherent policy on any foreign policy issue. We are like Alchen from "12 Chairs" - we are always embarrassed and hesitant.

[Rubi0]

Great news more expensive gasoline more non-competitive goods. I have been saying for a long time that they don’t want to be a subject of the federation to stop destroying all factories and let them be engaged in agriculture, the RF will sell high-tech products and diesel fuel. Down with these fraternities, some losses from them and the result is still deplorable.

[immobile2008]

Quote: RUnnm

What does Ukraine have to do with it, if 80% of Ukraine's diesel fuel is exported from Belarus, and, therefore, from the Russian Federation, and the authorities of the outskirts did not recognize Old Man. This is just the beginning.

And why no one asks how Lukoshenko is supporting the Ukrainian military machine? How did Putin make this possible?

[Ros 56]

I would cut off the oxygen for these banderlog altogether, let the striped ones carry them from across the ocean.