European experts are concerned about the possibility of loss of Belarusian transit for the EU due to pressure on Minsk and Moscow

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European experts are concerned about the possibility of loss of Belarusian transit for the EU due to pressure on Minsk and Moscow

Against the background of yesterday's discussion by the Russian and Belarusian prime ministers of the reorientation of Belarusian cargo from Lithuanian and Ukrainian ports to ports of the Russian Federation, European economic experts expressed concern that the European Union could lose Belarusian transit. The question cannot be called idle in light of the sharp deterioration in relations between Minsk and the West against the background of anti-Lukashenka protests in the Republic of Belarus.

If Minsk is really ready to raise the stakes against the West because of its attempts to influence the internal political processes and if the same European Union decides to reinforce sanctions against Belarus again, then this may hit the interests of the European Union itself. Belarus is interesting to the EU primarily as a state with a favorable geographic location - through which it is possible to carry out the transit of various goods to Russia and China. Taking into account the fact that many problems arise with Ukrainian transit in the Russian Federation, primarily due to the actions of the Ukrainian side, the loss of at least part of the Belarusian transit can affect the EU economy quite significantly.



But Lukashenka stated in plain text that Europe must understand how it can cost it the loss of the ability to transit goods through the Republic of Belarus.

European experts believe that in the current situation, possible problems with Belarusian transit from Minsk can be expected, even if we take into account that Minsk itself will suffer losses. Adding negative in this case is the official statement of the German authorities that toxicologists from the Bundeswehr allegedly found the presence of substances from the Novichok group in the body of the Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny. At the same time, the West is already demanding the introduction of new anti-Russian sanctions, including the rejection of the construction of Nord Stream-2.

It is noted that if new economic pressure is put on Russia - with the refusal of the "SP-2", then Russia will definitely not refuse without an answer from its side. And one of the options for a response on the part of Russia, Western experts see the possibility of, to one degree or another, blocking trade transit routes for European goods to the east. At the same time, the hope is expressed that "it will not come to this after all."
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    1. +3
      4 September 2020 09: 26
      You cannot stop in Berlin this time.
      We will wash our boots in the Atlantic.
      1. +29
        4 September 2020 09: 36
        European experts are concerned about the possibility of losing Belarusian transit for the EU due to pressure on Minsk and Moscow.

        And mind you, this new "rail war", which can significantly complicate the life of a "united Europe", was not initiated by us No. ...
        1. KAV
          +6
          4 September 2020 09: 39
          European economic experts ... expressed concern regarding the fact that the European Union may also lose Belarusian transit.
          And I remember that quite recently they "pfykali" and whistled that they were not interested in transit. And now, then, have already attended? However, everything is as usual.
          1. +5
            4 September 2020 09: 58
            European experts are concerned about the possibility of loss of Belarusian transit for the EU due to pressure on Minsk and Moscow

            A ghost roams Europe - Lukashenko's ghost! Yes
            1. -4
              4 September 2020 10: 04
              European economic experts expressed concern

              The ringing indistinctness of the plot is simply striking to the depths of the soul. What are the experts? Where? When? Who listens to their opinion? Is this really news?
            2. +8
              4 September 2020 11: 00
              And this is always the case with the West: first, their politicians arrange a false agiotage against Russia and its allies, persecution, their media call for heavenly punishment - and then - "suddenly" - it turns out that this is VERY expensive and unprofitable for the West itself! But first they jump!
              1. +3
                4 September 2020 18: 42
                and then - "suddenly" - it turns out that this is VERY expensive

                Then it turns out that things themselves can be much worse ...
                And the search for reverse gear begins. bully
          2. +3
            4 September 2020 11: 42
            the Balts "pfykali", but the Europeans took care and counted .... these are different things
          3. +3
            4 September 2020 14: 13
            And I remember that quite recently they "pfykali" and whistled that they were not interested in transit. And now, then, have already attended? However, everything is as usual.

            And pay attention to what it is all about. Not about the transit of Belarusian goods, but about the transit of European goods through Belarus to Russia and China .. And it seems that there are some sanctions against Russia ...
          4. +9
            6 September 2020 02: 08
            Quote: KAV
            quite recently they "pfykali" and whistled that they were not interested in transit. And now, then, have already attended?

            Because of their weak thinking process, they did not believe in such a reality.
        2. 0
          4 September 2020 09: 55
          Quote: Insurgent
          European experts are concerned about the possibility of losing Belarusian transit for the EU due to pressure on Minsk and Moscow.

          And mind you, this new "rail war", which can significantly complicate the life of a "united Europe", was not initiated by us No. ...

          Well, as they say, the West itself is to blame, it was necessary to think earlier and not listen to mattress instructions.
        3. +5
          4 September 2020 11: 23
          Quote: Insurgent
          European experts are concerned about the possibility of losing Belarusian transit for the EU due to pressure on Minsk and Moscow.

          And mind you, this new "rail war", which can significantly complicate the life of a "united Europe", was not initiated by us No. ...

          Belarusian partisans have become much more humane. Trains with German cargo are not allowed to derail. They just don't let me in.
        4. -6
          4 September 2020 14: 50
          Quote: Insurgent
          significantly complicate the life of a "united Europe"

          Old Man made a statement without thinking and without consulting with Putin and the Russian Foreign Ministry. The USA and their puppets Ukraine are interested in his overthrow in the first place. For Belarus, Russia, Poland, Lithuania and Germany, oil transit through this country is economically profitable. Germany is even ready to ease political pressure on Russia and Belarus for the sake of the reliability of this transport corridor. It looks like Lukashenka’s advisor is the CIA's protege. Was it not he who pushed Lukashenko to arrest 1 Russians, and then brutally beat up the journalists who worked for Margarita's Russia Today? Simonyan?
      2. +2
        4 September 2020 09: 38
        Quote: Temples
        You cannot stop in Berlin this time.
        We will wash our boots in the Atlantic.

        will you go to wash yourself?
        1. +20
          4 September 2020 09: 44
          Quote: KVU-NSVD
          will you go to wash yourself?

          Together with his battle couch.
          1. 0
            8 September 2020 15: 44
            Quote: aleksejkabanets
            Quote: KVU-NSVD
            will you go to wash yourself?

            Together with his battle couch.

            Trouble will happen, they will go to wash everything, both agreeing and disagreeing, with a sofa and without a sofa. Or am I wrong?
        2. 0
          4 September 2020 09: 54
          No, he himself will not go.
          Will say that his boots are already clean
          1. 0
            4 September 2020 09: 57
            Quote: Roman1970_1
            No, he himself will not go.
            Will say that his boots are already clean

            at exactly
      3. +1
        4 September 2020 09: 57
        Western experts see the possibility of, to one degree or another, blocking trade transit routes for European goods to the east as one of the options for an answer from Russia. At the same time, the hope is expressed that "it will not come to this after all."
        crying It will come, we will pass the goods from China to Europe, And from Europe to China, let them sail around the world. request
        1. +6
          4 September 2020 10: 15
          Quote: Mavrikiy
          Western experts see the possibility of, to one degree or another, blocking trade transit routes for European goods to the east as one of the options for an answer from Russia. At the same time, the hope is expressed that "it will not come to this after all."
          crying It will come, we will pass the goods from China to Europe, And from Europe to China, let them sail around the world. request

          Not just cargo. Their planes can also fly around Russia for some time, and this is not a small hook.
          1. +5
            4 September 2020 10: 29
            Quote: Nyrobsky
            Not just cargo. Their planes can also fly around Russia for some time, and this is not a small hook.

            Of course, but then we will fly somewhere. No, the air fleet is sacred. We do not touch them, they touch us. And we have no flows to Europe, and we can control their sales to us and also impose sanctions, but this is not sensitive to them. The rise in the cost of transport to China will hurt the EU. In the short term, it may be beneficial for China. Prices are agreed, contracts are concluded. Who is responsible for the delivery is pierced. It will be easier for him to negotiate with a weakened EU in the future.
            1. +4
              4 September 2020 10: 38
              Reasonable, you can't argue. hi
              Although I pointed out that the sky can not be closed tightly, but only for "some time", which, due to the rise in air travel prices, will stimulate them to a more constructive dialogue.
              1. +2
                4 September 2020 11: 13
                Quote: Nyrobsky
                Although I pointed out that the sky can not be closed tightly, but only for "some time", which, due to the rise in air travel prices, will stimulate them to a more constructive dialogue.

                Yes, it would be nice, but ..... In response, they will close the sky of Europe for us, and we need it. Otherwise, we will fly to New York via New Vasyuki, TO and the USA from west to east. How much kerosene do we burn? I don’t give a damn about it, but our powers that be will not understand and you and I will be punished with a tax, "for a smart initiative." request
        2. +1
          4 September 2020 11: 35
          Better on our Northern Sea Route
      4. -2
        4 September 2020 10: 00
        Quote: Temples
        We will wash our boots in the Atlantic.

        Yeah, and then they kick us in the ass like in 1990, and for 30 years they will throw mud at us.
        1. -1
          4 September 2020 18: 25
          Quote: tihonmarine
          Quote: Temples
          We will wash our boots in the Atlantic.

          Yeah, and then they kick us in the ass like in 1990, and for 30 years they will throw mud at us.

          Excuse me, who are you talking about now?
      5. 0
        4 September 2020 12: 20
        Quote: Temples
        We will wash our boots in the Atlantic.

        "Atlantic" what do you think?
        1. 0
          4 September 2020 21: 58
          Quote: iouris
          "Atlantic" what do you think?

          - Haza?
          - Hotel "Atlantic". (c)
          laughing
    2. +6
      4 September 2020 09: 26
      Now our "partners" will be pedaling the topic of Novice Navalny with redoubled enthusiasm and inventing new threats from the implementation of the SP-2.
    3. 0
      4 September 2020 09: 28
      European experts are concerned about the possibility of loss of Belarusian transit for the EU due to pressure on Minsk and Moscow

      If Western experts can be called a brain, and politicians - a language, then ... why does the brain not follow the language?
      1. +2
        4 September 2020 10: 04
        Quote: Clear
        If Western experts can be called a brain, and politicians - a language, then ... why does the brain not follow the language?

        Right. Repair needs to be done not in the toilets, but in the brains.
        1. +1
          4 September 2020 22: 55
          Quote: tihonmarine
          Quote: Clear
          If Western experts can be called a brain, and politicians - a language, then ... why does the brain not follow the language?

          Right. Repair needs to be done not in the toilets, but in the brains.

          Yes, Vlad, their borderline states of the psyche are already visible with the naked eye. This is already dangerous, first of all, for themselves.
    4. +9
      4 September 2020 09: 28
      Why shouldn't Russia impose sanctions on its enemies? Will it hurt them? That's why they are enemies
      1. -8
        4 September 2020 09: 30
        Quote: seregatara1969
        Why shouldn't Russia impose sanctions on its enemies?

        Can you name anything that would hurt them?
        1. +10
          4 September 2020 09: 32
          Refusal to buy European products, again gas and oil. Transit across a huge territory to Asia.
          1. -10
            4 September 2020 09: 37
            Quote: seregatara1969
            Refusal to purchase European products,

            Hehe, why don't we refuse?
            Quote: seregatara1969
            again, gas, oil.

            Wow! Will Europe go to waste without our oil?
            1. +6
              4 September 2020 09: 40
              Lagging behind life. Where are "Bush's legs" now? And how many were in the store. Look at the port, the places for ref containers with imports are almost empty
              1. The comment was deleted.
                1. +4
                  4 September 2020 10: 51
                  Their containers are our foreign purchases. This is political economy. Fewer containers, with imports, stronger national economy
                2. +1
                  4 September 2020 11: 45
                  Quote: Mordvin 3
                  In the star. Do you know how the cows were crushed by tractors to free the market under Bush's feet?

                  It’s very interesting, why was it necessary to crush the cows with tractors? And who, let me ask you, did this?
            2. +3
              4 September 2020 09: 43
              Quote: mordvin xnumx
              [
              Wow! Will Europe go to waste without our oil?

              Well, if instead of oil, we supply processed products at dumping prices, they will not be happy
            3. +5
              4 September 2020 09: 59
              will not bend, but Russia is a reliable supplier, and if you are not aware then market relations work until there are monopolies, Russia is the factor that does not allow states to become monopolists in the European energy market.
            4. +1
              4 September 2020 11: 41
              Quote: Mordvin 3
              Wow! Will Europe go to waste without our oil?

              Given the production quotas, no, it will not bend. But it will get bad, because the prices will be higher.
        2. +4
          4 September 2020 09: 40
          Quote: mordvin xnumx
          Quote: seregatara1969
          Why shouldn't Russia impose sanctions on its enemies?

          Can you name anything that would hurt them?

          The closure of the embassies of Poland, the Czech Republic, the Tribaltic extinctions on the territory of Russia, the deprivation of quotas for foreign specialists from these countries, an increase in the price of transit through the territory of Russia.
          1. -3
            4 September 2020 09: 45
            Quote: FenH
            The closure of the embassies of Poland, the Czech Republic, the Tribaltic extinctions on the territory of Russia, the deprivation of quotas for foreign specialists from these countries, an increase in the price of transit through the territory of Russia.

            None of this has been done and will not be done.
            1. -1
              4 September 2020 09: 46
              Quote: mordvin xnumx
              Quote: FenH
              The closure of the embassies of Poland, the Czech Republic, the Tribaltic extinctions on the territory of Russia, the deprivation of quotas for foreign specialists from these countries, an increase in the price of transit through the territory of Russia.

              None of this has been done and will not be done.

              You asked how you can harm, the second question would be desire
              1. -2
                4 September 2020 20: 22
                Quote: FenH
                You asked how you can harm, the second question would be desire

                If only the ears are frostbitten to harm.
          2. -1
            4 September 2020 20: 21
            Quote: FenH
            The closure of the embassies of Poland, the Czech Republic, the Tribaltic extinctions on the territory of Russia, the deprivation of quotas for foreign specialists from these countries, an increase in the price of transit through the territory of Russia.

            And what will Russia get in money from this?
        3. +5
          4 September 2020 09: 42
          Since you cannot understand what is written in the article, I put out a paragraph in the comment especially for you:
          “If Minsk is really ready to raise the stakes against the West because of attempts to influence the internal political processes and if the same European Union decides to reinforce sanctions against Belarus again, then this can hit the interests of the European Union itself. Belarus is interested in the EU primarily as a state with a favorable geographic location - through which you can carry out the transit of various goods to Russia and China. " laughing
          Maybe at least it will come to this?
          1. -14
            4 September 2020 09: 49
            Quote: Stroibat stock
            Maybe at least it will come to this?

            No, it doesn't. What did you actually want to say?
            1. 0
              4 September 2020 09: 55
              Quote: mordvin xnumx
              Quote: Stroibat stock
              Maybe at least it will come to this?

              No, it doesn't. What did you actually want to say?

              A colleague wanted to say that the West fears for the fate of the transit
              Although it is not right to close transit, it is right to raise transit prices and make life difficult for Western logistics companies, at least by raising fuel prices to European ones at gas stations for foreign drivers.
              1. -2
                4 September 2020 09: 58
                Quote: FenH
                and make life difficult for Western logistics companies, at least by raising fuel prices to European ones at gas stations for foreign drivers.

                By the 24th year, all fuel prices in Russia will be global. Putin's notorious tax maneuver.
                1. +2
                  4 September 2020 10: 04
                  Quote: mordvin xnumx
                  Quote: FenH
                  and make life difficult for Western logistics companies, at least by raising fuel prices to European ones at gas stations for foreign drivers.

                  By the 24th year, all fuel prices in Russia will be global. Putin's notorious tax maneuver.

                  Peace is a loose concept, let's say in Saudi Arabia, and even in America it is now cheaper than ours. Will prices go down by the 24th?
                  1. -6
                    4 September 2020 10: 08
                    Quote: FenH
                    Will the prices go down by the 2nd of January 4?

                    No, they will settle down to the world.
                    1. +3
                      4 September 2020 10: 11
                      Quote: mordvin xnumx
                      Quote: FenH
                      Will the prices go down by the 2nd of January 4?

                      No, they will settle down to the world.

                      The wording is not entirely clear. I gave an example that in some countries of the world the prices for gasoline are much lower than in our country. In what plan will they settle down, will they decrease to the level of these countries, or will they rise to our level?
                      1. -2
                        4 September 2020 10: 46
                        Quote: FenH
                        In what plan will they settle down, will they decrease to the level of these countries, or will they rise to our level?

                        We will rise.
                        1. -2
                          4 September 2020 11: 33
                          Quote: mordvin xnumx

                          We will rise.

                          Until what time?
                        2. -4
                          4 September 2020 11: 34
                          Quote: FenH
                          Until what time?

                          Up to the world average.
                        3. -1
                          4 September 2020 11: 39
                          In numbers you can, and what is your analysis based on
                        4. -4
                          4 September 2020 11: 42
                          Quote: FenH
                          what is your analysis based on

                          On Putin's tax maneuver.
                        5. +4
                          4 September 2020 11: 47
                          Quote: mordvin xnumx

                          On Putin's tax maneuver.

                          You repeated this phrase a bunch of times without giving a single argument or fact. Let's replace it with "Novice". It sounds just as stupid, but funnier hi
                        6. -2
                          4 September 2020 20: 28
                          Quote: FenH
                          In numbers you can, and what is your analysis based on

                          Yes, no one will give such a forecast even for a month, and you want for 2024. There is only one answer here - nothing in the world is getting cheaper, only getting more expensive. Russia is no exception here.
                      2. -5
                        4 September 2020 10: 55
                        Quote: FenH
                        . In what plan will they settle down, will they decrease to the level of these countries, or will they rise to our level?

                        Putin's tax maneuver.
              2. +1
                4 September 2020 19: 51
                Quote: FenH
                A colleague wanted to say that the West fears for the fate of the transit
                Although it is not right to close transit, it is right to raise transit prices and make life difficult for Western logistics companies, at least by raising fuel prices to European ones at gas stations for foreign drivers.

                Not very good. For example, a road tax has long been introduced in Belarus, only to compensate for the cost of road repairs not to be included in the cost of fuel. They justified such a decision to the people by the fact that transit vehicles would pass on their tanks without refueling in the republic.
                It is one thing if the profit from transit for the republic did not constitute one of the main items of income for oil refining and potash fertilizers, but this is not so.
                1. 0
                  5 September 2020 00: 57
                  road tax in the Republic of Belarus was not then introduced to repair roads. I just need money
            2. 0
              4 September 2020 10: 02
              It's just that nothing will go from Russia or to Russia. By the way, in addition to oil, gas and timber, Geyropa buys aluminum and titanium from Russia, not to mention some of the parts for their beloved airbuses. And they buy Russian grain with delight.
              1. -3
                4 September 2020 10: 07
                Quote: Stroibat stock
                By the way, in addition to oil, gas and timber, Geyropa buys aluminum and titanium from Russia,

                Heh, we remembered. I don’t know about titanium, but the British run aluminum. Look who advises Deripaska there.
                1. 0
                  5 September 2020 00: 58
                  I heard that Russia is one of the largest suppliers of quality titanium
              2. +1
                4 September 2020 10: 08
                Quote: stock buildbat
                It's just that nothing will go from Russia or to Russia. By the way, in addition to oil, gas and timber, Geyropa buys aluminum and titanium from Russia, not to mention some of the parts for their beloved airbuses. And they buy Russian grain with delight.

                This is called to spite my grandmother's ears frostbite, let the transit be, but it needs to be done in such a way that it would be more profitable to hire a Russian company for transportation hi
        4. +11
          4 September 2020 09: 42
          Can you name anything that would hurt them?

          I can.
          Removing liberals from the government, planting Western agents, demanding the return of stolen and exported money.
          From psychological pressure - the declaration of Croatia and the Czech Republic by the countries that suffered defeat in WWII with the demand for reparations. Show Silesia and Pomerania on maps as German territories occupied by Poles, etc.

          And no shooting.
          1. +15
            4 September 2020 09: 56
            Quote: Pereira
            I can.
            Removing liberals from the government, planting Western agents, demanding the return of stolen and exported money.

            Wow! So this is the entire government, together with the guarantor, will have to be imprisoned.
            1. -1
              4 September 2020 11: 12
              Notice I didn't write this.
          2. +2
            4 September 2020 10: 02
            Quote: Pereira
            Silesia and Pomerania on maps display as German territories occupied by the Poles

            Let's first understand the role of old woman Merkel in the Novichok Navalny case, before giving any hopes or preferences to the Germans ...

            After all, there are already unequivocal hints that Lukashenka’s “tapes” have one voice out of two “high-ranking officials” - allegedly her Yes what ...
            1. +2
              4 September 2020 10: 27
              it is all the more incomprehensible why the record was not made public.
              from it, it turns out, she does not learn anything new.
              1. 0
                4 September 2020 10: 34
                Quote: Avior
                it is all the more incomprehensible why the record was not made public.
                from it, it turns out, she does not learn anything new.


                Moreover, SHE WILL DO EVERYTHING so that the tapes with her voice are not published ...

                Otherwise what ... Otherwise, the entire political system of Germany and the European Union will face catastrophic shocks ...
                1. 0
                  4 September 2020 13: 15
                  Quote: Insurgent
                  Otherwise, the entire political system of Germany and the European Union will face catastrophic shocks ...

                  yes, why are you creepy enough ?? .... nothing will be there .....
                  1. +1
                    4 September 2020 13: 21
                    Quote: Tiksi-3

                    yes, why are you creepy enough ?? .... nothing will be there .....

                    There will be no Yes Aunt Merkel would prefer to come to an agreement in an amicable way, without leading to a grandiose scandal with revelations Yes
                    She, her own partaigenosse, sensing what such a "flight" can turn out to for them, will prompt Frau how to do the right thing Yes
                    1. 0
                      4 September 2020 13: 31
                      Quote: Insurgent
                      Aunt Merkel would prefer to come to an agreement in an amicable way, without leading to a grandiose scandal with revelations

                      yes, in general, nothing will happen ... they will say that this is a fake and there will be silence on the air ... that's all ... the curtain
            2. -5
              4 September 2020 11: 15
              I’m not talking about preferences for the Germans, I’m about inciting squabbles within NATO on the territorial issue.
              This does not cancel the visit Raskolnikov Lukashenka to the old woman.
        5. +14
          4 September 2020 09: 48
          Quote: Mordvin 3
          Can you name anything that would hurt them?

          They would be hurt by abandoning "portfolio investments" in Western securities. But I am afraid that we will never expect this from our authorities.
          1. 0
            4 September 2020 23: 53
            This is not an investment, this is a small change out of pocket.
            1. +16
              5 September 2020 00: 15
              Quote: Pereira
              This is not an investment, this is a small change out of pocket.

              Take an interest in the size of this "little thing".
        6. -1
          6 September 2020 01: 11
          To begin with, refusal to comply with trademark rights, like a pilot in Crimea, then increase the cost of transit flows to begin with, and temporarily block some, in parallel, kill the ports of the Tribalts and all transit through them, with enough creativity, you can think of a lot, there was Cyprus balked, explained, now I'm ready to offshore on our terms. Here the main question is different, he can lead some necessary processes tough, to the end, or by virtue of his liberal nature he prefers to parner and wipe spit from his face, okay now he was squeezed with Belarus and there is nowhere to go, except for the introduction of troops, and what prevented half a step a step to think in Georgia, a ruin, why he listened to the threats of the West and the persuasions of his oligarchic liberda, now we have all the sanctions for full of tomatoes and the territories seized by the main "partners" too, and the sanctions only promise to tighten USA and smiles, instead of giving him a kick right there and this is one of the best ministers of Russia. Shoigu would be on the throne and Glazyev at the premieres, the rest around and around on bunks, especially Gazprom, partly Rossneft and then along with the fluid government and the Central Bank.
      2. 0
        4 September 2020 09: 35
        Quote: seregatara1969
        Why shouldn't Russia impose sanctions on its enemies?

        Because Putin said that they are all PARTNERS !! do you catch the difference ??
    5. +1
      4 September 2020 09: 36
      European experts believe that in the current situation, possible problems with Belarusian transit from Minsk can be expected, even if we take into account that Minsk itself will suffer losses.

      For Minsk, the decision to transfer the transit flow is already acquiring a security significance, the "partners" began to directly interfere in the country's internal affairs.
      1. -2
        4 September 2020 10: 02
        Quote: APASUS
        gains the importance of safety

        With such "partners" there is no need for enemies :-)
        Alexander the Great: "Protect me from my false friends, and from my obvious enemies, I myself will be able to protect myself."
    6. +3
      4 September 2020 09: 53
      It is noted that if new economic pressure is exerted on Russia - with the refusal of the "SP-2", then Russia will definitely not refuse without an answer.

      I think first we need to leave the Council of Europe. Whatever one may say, but all the same economy and an obstacle for any zealots of someone else's morality, especially in the periods of preparation for the elections in 2024. Unfortunately, none of the lobbyists for our presence in the Council of Europe gave examples of the practical benefits of Russia's presence there, except for a certain "platform for negotiations." The question is, why do we need negotiations with cheaters who do not even try to hear us? And if from there, apart from harm, no benefit comes to us, then what are we doing there?
      1. +2
        4 September 2020 10: 19
        Quote: Hagen
        First you need to leave the Council of Europe

        I completely agree! We weren't there for two years after Crimea! How did it affect our everyday life? No way! During this time, they were able to wake up a little and bring their legislation in line with their interests. And there was no need to return to this mess, let the European bureaucrats continue to use newspapers instead of toilet paper. The main platform is the G20 and other economic (!) Forums. The EU is a bunch of impotent people, led by Germany and France, ruled from the United States. Here is their owner and need to deal!
    7. -2
      4 September 2020 09: 58
      Politicians - accountants / economists, who wins ???
      Nitsche, nitsche, soon in Germany those who need to come to power and problems simply WILL NOT be! The chatterboxes will finally win!
    8. BAI
      +3
      4 September 2020 09: 59
      Taking into account the fact that many problems arise with Ukrainian transit in the Russian Federation, primarily due to the actions of the Ukrainian side, the loss of at least part of the Belarusian transit can affect the EU economy quite significantly.

      What losses will the EU suffer? That through the Leningrad ports, that through Belarus, goods will go back and forth. Only Belarus and Poland will lose from the cancellation of the Belarusian transit.
    9. +2
      4 September 2020 10: 04
      Lukashenka stated in plain text that Europe must understand how it can cost it the loss of the ability to transit goods through the Republic of Belarus.

      I think they are exaggerating. Not only Europe is interested in transit, but also Russia, China and Belarus itself.
      1. -2
        4 September 2020 10: 21
        Quote: Avior
        Not only Europe is interested in transit, but also Russia, China and Belarus itself.

        But father already (figuratively speaking) is not up to transit, to be alive :-)
        1. +3
          4 September 2020 10: 25
          To Russia and China before transit. I don't think Lukashenka will set them up.
          1. -5
            4 September 2020 10: 28
            Quote: Avior
            To Russia and China before transit.

            Transit flows are in different directions.
    10. -3
      4 September 2020 10: 07
      an official statement by the German authorities that toxicologists from the Bundeswehr allegedly found the presence of substances from the Novichok group in the body of the Russian oppositionist Alexei Navalny
      Lukashenka saw through the provocation, the radio message was intercepted
      We are waiting for reports to the center.
      1. -1
        4 September 2020 10: 20
        We will not laugh for now. When the Twins fell in New York, ours from Cuba from Lourdes had a lot of things. wassat
    11. -1
      4 September 2020 10: 16
      "European economic experts, against the background of yesterday's discussion by the Russian and Belarusian prime ministers of the reorientation of Belarusian cargo from Lithuanian and Ukrainian ports to the ports of the Russian Federation, expressed concern that the European Union may lose Belarusian transit."
      Previously, Europe had to think (if of course there is something ... to think), and now: FUCK, BECAUSE - NOT FUCK!
    12. -3
      4 September 2020 10: 18
      It is good that the experts are concerned. Batka may stop wheelsets from the Euro-track for our 1520 to provide Type "reptilians" stolen. And with Nord Stream 2, Gazprom has finally moved to the east. from 4 points. Europe can make a choice. I have a suspicion that they will put the wrong horse again. good
    13. AML
      -1
      4 September 2020 10: 49
      Quote: FenH
      Quote: mordvin xnumx
      Quote: FenH
      Will the prices go down by the 2nd of January 4?

      No, they will settle down to the world.

      The wording is not entirely clear. I gave an example that in some countries of the world the prices for gasoline are much lower than in our country. In what plan will they settle down, will they decrease to the level of these countries, or will they rise to our level?

      This is a turn of speech so as to give significance to your words - the whole world is with us, all progressive humanity, etc. In fact, words don't mean anything.
      1. -2
        4 September 2020 11: 54
        Quote: AML
        Quote: FenH
        Quote: mordvin xnumx
        Quote: FenH
        Will the prices go down by the 2nd of January 4?

        No, they will settle down to the world.

        The wording is not entirely clear. I gave an example that in some countries of the world the prices for gasoline are much lower than in our country. In what plan will they settle down, will they decrease to the level of these countries, or will they rise to our level?

        This is a turn of speech so as to give significance to your words - the whole world is with us, all progressive humanity, etc. In fact, words don't mean anything.

        It seems that these are bots, not real people. A living person does not communicate like that. Repeat the same crap a bunch of times, during the play it glitched hi
    14. +1
      4 September 2020 11: 10
      Great news for the protestors! The EU will not impose sanctions on Lukashenka AG, like they will call him what to do with you, as if he himself does not know what to do with you. wink
    15. +1
      4 September 2020 11: 18
      laughing The EU has refused to apply sanctions against the old man. Transit is more expensive.
    16. 0
      4 September 2020 11: 21
      With its rotten provocations, the West is doing everything to make Belarus and its people turn away from the West ...
      1. +9
        6 September 2020 02: 12
        Quote: Incvizitor
        With its rotten provocations, the West is doing everything to make Belarus and its people turn away from the West ...

        The people of Belarus would never have turned towards the west. The people of Belarus remember history. The people of Belarus know that all troubles come from the west.
    17. ZVS
      +1
      4 September 2020 12: 52
      For a long time it was necessary to stop feeding all this ... Baltic food. It is necessary to leave money in the union state.
      1. +9
        6 September 2020 02: 10
        Quote: SU
        It has long been necessary

        Better late than never...
    18. 0
      4 September 2020 16: 10
      At the same time, the hope is expressed that "it will not come to this after all."

      It’s not worth the price then of our power and the Old Man .. And they knew how to interfere in the internal affairs of the state ..
      Their protests will begin now, tens of thousands will be unemployed and profits will plummet. They need to be crushed to be remembered for a long time!
    19. 0
      4 September 2020 17: 18
      Quote: Pereira
      Can you name anything that would hurt them?

      I can.
      Removing liberals from the government, planting Western agents, demanding the return of stolen and exported money.
      From psychological pressure - the declaration of Croatia and the Czech Republic by the countries that suffered defeat in WWII with the demand for reparations. Show Silesia and Pomerania on maps as German territories occupied by Poles, etc.

      And no shooting.

      Hard! But fair.
      1. 0
        6 September 2020 05: 46
        The Czechs have to pay at least, they riveted weapons for Hitler until our Army stopped it. Czechs, Autodafe.
    20. 0
      4 September 2020 19: 25
      laughing Europe found a hole in its pocket?
    21. 0
      5 September 2020 11: 37
      Quote: tihonmarine
      Quote: FenH
      In numbers you can, and what is your analysis based on

      Yes, no one will give such a forecast even for a month, and you want for 2024. There is only one answer here - nothing in the world is getting cheaper, only getting more expensive. Russia is no exception here.

      and cho oil is not 100 and 40?
    22. 0
      6 September 2020 05: 43
      The mice gnawed at the cactus and cried.
    23. 0
      6 September 2020 22: 25
      The closure of legal transit is questionable.

      But the re-export of sanctioned products through the Republic of Belarus to Russia will most likely be closed.
      And most importantly, it will be problematic to send it through other countries.
      With the status of a member of the customs union and the location of the Republic of Belarus, it was very convenient.

      We covered with Polish apples and Belarusian shrimps with lobsters.

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