Baltics are left without Belarusian transit: oil transshipment will go through Russian ports

Belarus finally deprived the Baltics of revenues from the transit of oil products, Minsk and Moscow signed an agreement on the transshipment of oil through Russian ports.

Belarus and Russia signed an intergovernmental agreement on the transshipment of Belarusian oil products for export through Russian seaports. The document was signed by the Russian Minister of Transport Vitaly Savelyev and Minister of Transport and Communications of Belarus Alexey Avramenko.

The document was signed for 2021-2023 with automatic extension and provides for the transshipment of Belarusian oil products through Russian ports in the Baltic. We are talking about fuel oil, gasoline and oils.

The agreement is signed for three years, but it has practically unlimited validity, because it provides for automatic renewal. Russian ports are ready to transship Belarusian oil products in the amount of 9,8 million tons

- Saveliev said, adding that in the future it is planned to work out the supply of potash fertilizers sent by Belarus for export through Russian ports.

Recall that in the fall of 2020, President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko promised to deprive Lithuania and Latvia of the transit of Belarusian oil products for supporting the opposition and imposed sanctions. According to experts' calculations, up to 40% of Belarusian exports went through Lithuania, and this applies not only to oil.

Comments

[Trapp1st]

It remains to reduce to a minimum the export of gas through Ukraine. Yes, when they wake up with European happiness.

[The black]

Got it in one word. Let now they demand that the oil transit from Alaska to other regions of the United States be organized through them ...

[Proxima]

The principle "for evil to grandmother .." works perfectly in Ukraine, in the Baltic States and in other puppet countries. The fact is that the activists who make decisions such as sanctions will definitely not die of hunger, and they don't care about the peoples entrusted to them! If only the jackal pleases its master ..

[mig29mks]

And they have the same people !!! They zigzag, only the fur coat is wrapped.

[Temples]

Quote: Proxima

but do not care about the peoples entrusted to them!

I also do not care about these peoples.

[Proxima]

Quote: Temples

Quote: Proxima

but do not care about the peoples entrusted to them!

I also do not care about these peoples.

This is understandable, we are talking about the leader of the state and his activities as president, which he should carry out in the INTERESTS OF THE STATE ASSIGNED TO HIM, and not in the interests of the puppeteer.

[Vladimir Mashkov]

Yes, Russophobia is expensive. Sometimes - VERY expensive. In some cases, it is fatal.

[private person]

they will definitely not die of hunger, and they do not care about the peoples entrusted to them

Where is it wrong?

[fruc]

It is better to completely stop all economic ties with the Balts. Let them earn by selling souvenirs in their homeland.

[210ox]

By the way, about gas through Ukraine. Yes, except for his native blue ... Exports of goods to ruin have increased last year. We are in third place with them in terms of imports. But there are also strategic raw materials for them.

[Trapp1st]

Exports of goods to the ruin have increased last year.

That's right, you need to strive for the first place! This means that they buy our goods, they are tied to our production. And we pump gas through them to other buyers, and they make money on it, this is, accordingly, not good.

[Civil]

Quote: Trapp1st

Yes, when he wakes up with them European happiness.

Raw materials are still chasing to the West.

[Vlad5307]

Not raw materials, but finished products. Oil is also coming, but it is impossible to say that only raw materials are not allowed.

[VORON538]

Nothing, the Ukrainians themselves, in general, do not mind trading with Russia and working on our construction sites and mining in Russia, but at the same time they constantly scream about war with Russia. Sorry, but Russia is not at war with anyone in Ukraine, and with whom there Ukrainians are at war, everyone knows: with their own fellow citizens, who did not accept the coup and the new heroes.

[NIKN]

Quote: Trapp1st

And we pump gas through them to other buyers, and they make money on it, this is, accordingly, not good.

They have an option to supply gas for money to the Europeans, but after buying it from us, and there you want to sell it, you want salt.

[New Year day]

Quote: 210ox

We are in third place in terms of imports.

Including medicines, food, paints, etc.
Recently I bought PF115, so she is from Dnepropetrovsk

[210ox]

BY IMPORT. And our export from Ukraine is clearly not in third place. Even foodstuffs in some stores stopped coming from there. And two years ago it was full. And from the zapadenschiny Medicaments from there have not seen from the word at all. And this is given that we have many people who come from there.

[VORON538]

Let the immigrants consume Russian, if they live in Russia. Several years ago I was on the border of the Bryansk region and Ukraine. With my own eyes I saw the citizens of the neighboring country who came to the local poor general store (even by our Far Eastern standards, this is, sorry, really a return of 20 years) for bread (was it really that bad with them?) Yes, by the way, relatives came to the neighbors' relatives with a square. You should have seen the expression on the face of the head of the family when he looked at me in a vest. It seemed to me that this uncle would now rush to fight The village is small, everyone quickly found out who I was and where, by the way.

[urik62]

Are you confusing export with import

[VORON538]

sylvester, the outskirts are more mile and closer to you, so you can go there for food in general and for lard in particular

[New Year day]

Quote: VORON538

sylvester, the outskirts are more mile and closer to you, so you can go there for food in general and for lard in particular

the level of your development just pleases! The Russian land has not become scarce!

[210ox]

I saw wallpaper, paint from there. Even a labor pipe. But I repeat, it was a couple of years ago. I can't see these items from the Ruins right now. Apparently, it became unprofitable to carry them at a price. Yes, they used to win at the cost.

[Mountain shooter]

Quote: 210ox

But there are also strategic raw materials for them.

Well, I guess it's smaller all the same. The balance is strongly not in their favor, and strategic raw materials, what is this? Nuclear fuel? Power coal? Electricity?

[210ox]

Diesel fuel, ammonia. At one time they did not supply diesel fuel, but now it has gone. Of course, the volumes are not very large, but they are.

[Invoce]

Quote: Trapp1st

It remains to reduce to a minimum the export of gas through Ukraine. Yes, when they wake up with European happiness.

It makes no difference. The transportation contract is made in such a way that we pay all the same. min 40 billion cubic meters of gas ... but this is until 2024 And then that's it! Ukraine goes into free swimming, tk. lost its shores long ago

[Trapp1st]

that we pay anyway. min 40 billion cubic meters of gas ... but this is until 2024

This is an attraction of unseen generosity! Who managed to come to an agreement so successfully? What for?

[New Year day]

Quote: Invoce

until 2024 And then everything!

Don't get excited! Life is more multifaceted! Niko doesn't know what will happen that year

[KCA]

Until the 24th year, anything can happen, on such complex systems as the GTS, constant regulations are needed, the GTS of Ukraine has a more complex topology than a pipe from point to point, as in SP-1 and SP-2, some compressor stations, I suppose, for a hundred, and this is a gas turbine plant, if an accident occurs, and GAZPROM will have to turn the valve

[carstorm 11]

Not at least 40. With the ability to evade. They are not the same thing. In 15,16 they pumped + - 80. Plus Gazprom began dismantling pipes to the border and drove everyone to hysteria. A system designed for 150 pumping 40 ... that's not just the end of it. It's agony

[credo]

Quote: Trapp1st

It remains to reduce to a minimum the export of gas through Ukraine. Yes, when they wake up with European happiness.

I would like to read this agreement live, and not trust information from the media.
As far as I understand, there are significant nuances about which our politicians and officials do not like to talk about for various reasons.
All the years of his rule Lukashenka built his policy in a completely different way, namely yours and ours, and the Baltic republics did not pay any attention to the Russophobic actions of the Baltic republics, getting in there with various projects, buying out the local port facilities and building something of their own. And now, in order to sharply cut off all ends with Lithuania, Latvia or Estonia, Belarus may face financial difficulties in the form of fines, penalties and other "pleasant trifles."

Many in Russia agree to punish the Russophobic Baltic republics for the fact that they spread rotten Russian-speaking people, deprive them of many rights and block the Russian media, demolish monuments to the fallen soldiers of the Red Army, destroy everything that the USSR built mostly at the expense of funds withdrawn from the villages and cities of the RSFSR to create a "showcase of socialism" in their former Baltic republics and for much more, but I would also like to understand whether the Belarusian transit through our ports will turn out to be an additional burden for the Russian budget.

[Bolt cutter]

they spread rot on Russian speakers, deprive them of many rights

Nobody spread rot on me. Studied for free. I can even carry a firearm in Latvia.

[Invoce]

Quote: Bolt Cutter

they spread rot on Russian speakers, deprive them of many rights

Nobody spread rot on me. Studied for free. I can even carry a firearm in Latvia.

They also love bulk in Latvia .... only Latvians from Latvia moved around ... to England, Spain .... to corvee. There are schoolchildren and retirees left ... Managers (with foreign citizenship, mainly the United States) and the police with the army ... And those who are not needed at all. Incl. with a firearm

[Bolt cutter]

..for corvee.

I've met Americans, Australians, Frenchmen, Finns in England - and all for corvee?

They also love bulk in Latvia ...

In Russia, his support is more serious.

[credo]

Quote: Bolt Cutter

they spread rot on Russian speakers, deprive them of many rights

Nobody spread rot on me. Studied for free. I can even carry a firearm in Latvia.

I'm not talking about Latvians or Russian-speaking people who don't remember kinship, I'm not talking about them.

As for the right to carry firearms in Latvia, this is some kind of strange bragging. Do you have anything left in Latvia that you can and should be proud of?

[Bolt cutter]

there is nothing left to be proud of?

Weapons are a sign that the state trusts its people. Open borders with most countries in the world. Beer flavored beer. Palmless milk. There are no nuclear bombs, really. What?

[credo]

Quote: Bolt Cutter

there is nothing left to be proud of?

Weapons are a sign that the state trusts its people. Open borders with most countries in the world. There are no nuclear bombs, really. What?

Apparently many are right, including those Latvians with whom I had to meet on a business trip or vacation in foreign countries, that there is nothing to be proud of in modern Latvia.

[Bolt cutter]

modern Latvia has nothing to be proud of.

Latvians definitely cannot be proud of a salary of 200 euros per month - there are no such salaries in Latvia. The national team does not play under the white flag either. (Although this is not important) The question is whether it is appropriate, after the suicide of the USSR, to consider the breakaway countries as rebellious colonies. Is it productive?
About corvee. If from Pskov or Kursk you could fly to London or Hamburg for 2000re with a passport in your pocket and get a job found online in advance, how many people would be left there?

[Mountain shooter]

Quote: Bolt Cutter

About corvee. If from Pskov or Kursk you could fly to London or Hamburg for 2000re with a passport in your pocket and get a job found online in advance, how many people would be left there?

I was in Riga quite recently, in 2019. I started up my equipment at Scheffler ... Don't tell me about "prosperous" Latvia. In terms of living standards, Riga is inferior to Moscow or St. Petersburg. Nefig compare salaries ... The standard of living must be compared.

[Bolt cutter]

In terms of living standards, Riga is inferior to Moscow or St. Petersburg.

Yeah. Factor of ... And this despite the fact that real GDP is almost 2 times higher. Why there are no people who want to leave from the oppressors, but from Moscow and St. Petersburg they drive up for permanent residence on trifles. One more question. In Lithuania (I just know for sure) a widower for 3 children receives 900 euros of allowance per month. And in Moscow? And on a global scale, is it appropriate to consider the breakaway and dear states as rebellious colonies?

[Mountain shooter]

Quote: Bolt Cutter

Yeah. Factor of . And this despite the fact that real GDP is almost 2 times higher. Why

On pieces of paper. And what about the real content?

Quote: Bolt Cutter

to consider the breakaway and dear states as rebellious colonies?

No, we consider them to be enraged mongrels ... Who needs you, to treat you?
You are yelling that you are about to be captured ... and where is a third of the population? In earnings?
Population 91 and now? Without any war?

[Bolt cutter]

On pieces of paper. And what about the real content?

And American and Russian - on the same pieces of paper.

No, we think they are rabid mongrels.

And in response, you naturally expect the regime of the greatest favor.

Population 91 and now?

Irretrievably lost approx. 200 thousand. But in Russia?

[Mountain shooter]

Quote: Bolt Cutter

And in response, you naturally expect the regime of the greatest favor. Irretrievably lost approx. 200 thousand. But in Russia

In 1991 - 2 with kopecks. Currently - 658 ... Well ...?
40% of the population disappeared ... With full assistance and EU subsidies.

[Egor53]

In 1991 the population of Latvia was 2,65 million. In 2020, 1,9 million.
30% of the population was swept away from a free life.

[Mountain shooter]

Quote: Egor53

30% of the population swept away from a free life

2.65: 1.893 = 1.399 this is 39.9% loss ... it died out, left, moved to Mars ... ate the reptilians!

[Bolt cutter]

Many live in two countries. Some will come, earning money for an apartment, but the Russian departed will not return. The percentage of indigenous people has increased. (There is no immigration) And in Russia it is not so - you are diluted with Central Asians. So there is no reason to hang yourself in Latvia.

[Mountain shooter]

Quote: Bolt Cutter

Many live in two countries. Someone will come, earning money for an apartment, but the Russian departed will not return

Do not translate arrows ... those. Your census was held by Citizens. Which many are not in the country. In earnings. The real population is even smaller. Russia is 80 times larger. And fluctuations in numbers are 40 times less ... What to compare? I have seen abandoned AREAS in Riga. it is generally unclear whether people live there at all or not ... Very close to the center.
It's in the capital !!!

[Bolt cutter]

Which many are not in the country. In earnings.

The embassy is registered, but not all.

I saw abandoned AREAS in Riga

I've seen similar places in Liverpool. And what? And have you seen any cottage settlements outside Riga?

[Mountain shooter]

Quote: Bolt Cutter

I've seen similar places in Liverpool. And what? And the cottage villages outside Riga have not seen

Saw. Have you seen cottage settlements around Russian cities? And new buildings in cities and nearby ... multi-storey ... and cottage? The state of the country is easy to understand from new buildings. I drove through the city and its surroundings, and you don't have to make up fables about low GDP and "vyvsevrete" ... You WILL NOT FIND places where you can put your car.

[Mountain shooter]

Quote: Mountain Shooter

Places where you WILL NOT FIND the car

Recently I was in my native Voronezh. And I had to go to the 9th kilometer along the Zadonskoe highway. 30 years ago it was a polytechnic campus. There was a forest behind the monument at the Eternal Flame. I went skiing there. Behind the Univer hostel.
Now I was going there IN THE CITY! On both sides of the highway! Where the eye is enough. The strongest impression from the visit. Multi-storey buildings, 22 floors ...
And everyone is crying in unison how poor they are ... The widow of a cousin's brother, two children. Adults. The daughter is married, her own apartment. The son is married - also an apartment. She is one in a two-room apartment ... Mortgage apartments (for children). Well, they were completely emaciated.

[Bolt cutter]

Multi-storey buildings, 22 floors

In England (France, Germany), such human beings are being built for blacks.

[Bolt cutter]

And miners bought apartments in the mortgage there

[Keyser soze]

Multi-storey buildings, 22 floors ...

I am shocked by your multilevels. We have not been building this for 30 years. No one will live and give money for such .... bomzhato-negrityatnik .....

It's just post-social surrealism ...

[Mountain shooter]

Quote: Keyser Soze

This is post-social surrealism.

Who can - lives in townhouses and cottages. Those who cannot live in such houses ...
Where are you from? Where is the place where ALL the population lives in cottages?

[Keyser soze]

Where is the place where ALL the population lives in cottages?

This place is Switzerland or Shchy, don't be jerky ....

Where are you from?

An avatar to help you. So ... we have a different system of home ownership and psychology - 94% of the population have at least one home. And it has always been private, even in the days of socialism.

So no one gives hard-earned money for housing in such a place, so construction companies do not build high-rise buildings. Or they are very rare. And massive construction, in recent years, is like this:

There are, of course, larger houses, but much less often ...
And there is also a panel heritage of socialism, and quite a lot, but it is being renovated little by little. The state has invested 2 billion euros in this old junk, although I don’t know why it helps private owners of the housing fund with my taxes. Anyway...

[Mountain shooter]

Quote: Keyser Soze

There are, of course, larger houses, but much less often ...

Sorry, not strong in heraldry. Czech Republic?

[Keyser soze]

Well no. Bulgaria.

[Mountain shooter]

Quote: Keyser Soze

Well no. Bulgaria.

Clear. Wealthy Bulgaria explains to impoverished Russia that it is building housing in the wrong way ...

[Keyser soze]

Wealthy Bulgaria explains to impoverished Russia that it is building housing in the wrong way ...

Shooter, here we talked about housing - only need can drive people into such anthills. It will look no better than the Khrushchevs in 20-30 years.

And how do you feel - poor, rich - this is to your leaders, not to me. Just go to the portrait of Putin on the wall and ask him. But just quieter, so that your Rosgvardia does not come (although this gendarmerie does not rise up to call the Guard) and does not nag you. It will be unpleasant for me to lose my colleagues from VO and send them cigarettes to the colony ...

[Mountain shooter]

Quote: Keyser Soze

And how do you feel - poor, rich - this is to your leaders, not to me. Just go to the portrait of Putin on the wall and ask him. But just quieter, so that your Rosgvardia does not come (although this gendarmerie does not rise up to call the guard) and does not bother you. It will be unpleasant for me to lose my colleagues from VO and send them cigarettes to the colony.

Personally, I live in a cottage. Outside the city. True, there is an apartment in a 22-storey building. A posh house, by the way. All young people from my company build apartments on a mortgage, and some build houses.
So we, poor and unfortunate ... Here we are praying for a portrait of Putin. And he gives us money from bounty. For loyalty If you work, you can live very comfortably in Russia. If you wait for charity - then how will it turn out ...

[Sergey Nikiforov]

You know, I'll wedge in Because I can't understand the reason for pride in a new building and Yes, new buildings are growing like mushrooms BUT almost 90% of purchases are mortgages And for 20 or more years Moreover, the native state and then the people threw them with a preferential mortgage Yes, the percentage dropped, people rushed a developers have raised prices Look in your city, how prices have risen As a result, Builders welded, such as the state refused to help the people? Who cares about him. Can you imagine 20 years of bondage. A got sick? Horror As a result, look at the statistics on the debts of Russians, its positive dynamics and how many debts on mortgages there is nothing to be happy about Well, but for the words The car has nowhere to put, the local authorities generally have to be brought to justice because any free piece of land is given for construction, and parking lots .. ? That is why it is banal that the ambulance will not pass even at night, someone's alarm and departure and arrival at night It is also a pleasure for residents Something like this

[Mountain shooter]

Quote: Sergey Nikiforov

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You know, I'll wedge in Because I can't understand the reason for pride in a new building and Yes, new buildings are growing like mushrooms BUT almost 90% of purchases are mortgages And for 20 or more years Moreover, the native state and then the people threw with a preferential mortgage Yes, the percentage dropped, people rushed

And what, everywhere in the world, housing is given out for free, and only in Russia on a mortgage? In the United States, the standard mortgage for 30 years with 4 plus percent per annum. And prices be healthy ...
And what has the government to do with it, which "threw" with a preferential mortgage? Has this government raised prices?
Or did the developers hurry up? With which the government is just dealing with ... Market, his mother. Demand has grown too rapidly ...

[Sergey Nikiforov]

It was the real estate developers who were in a hurry. They turned to the government, like we’re dying. And now the result.

[2 Level Advisor]

Alex, don’t spoil the picture of the world for many on the site, that the Baltics are completely homeless without Russia, and they suffer all day long and there’s nothing to earn money.
As the Baltic countries - yes, not great, but people are quite normal, there is no work at home - we went to another EU country, and they do not pretend to world domination or competition with the Russian Federation .. and the Government .. well, this is the Government, it is he works out his cookies, he doesn't touch people, and okay ..
therefore, that the Balts are small countries, which are almost invisible, yes it is true .. especially when compared with the Russian Federation .. well, in general, it's funny to compare them .. but ordinary people there are quite normal living ..

[dik-nsk]

not in defense of the Balts, IMHO, the most ungrateful folk, but you think wrong - the percentage is calculated New / Old, that is, you need (1-1,893 / 2,65) * 100 = 28,6% - mathematics grades 5-6

[Mountain shooter]

Quote: dik-nsk

the New / Old is calculated, that is, you need (1-1,893 / 2,65) * 100 = 28,6% - mathematics grades 5-6

And the unit is what? What do you charge for 100%? Smaller numbers? Well, so ... In the denominator, then what?
The correct formula is then (2.65-1.893) /1.893 and multiply by 100. And we get? Approximately 40%.

[dik-nsk]

once again .. when calculating the% of the indicator's dynamics, the current is always taken and divided by the old, subtracted from one and multiplied by 100 .. I will explain it in simple numbers: it was 100, it is 60 - how much has it decreased? it is obvious that 40% is so? So .. and now try to get 40% in your own way - it won't work .. your 100/60 will give 66,6%, but you need (1-60 / 100) * 100 = 40%

[Mountain shooter]

I wrote the formula above ... Just take a calculator and get 0.399 multiply by 100, get 39.9%
What counts as 100%. Then divide. If you count as 100% the original number, then the% will be less ... how to put the question. If - by how many percent the population of Latvia was more than it is now - then by 40. And if on the contrary - by how many percent it has decreased relative to 91 years - then by 28.8%

[dik-nsk]

I wrote the formula above ..

The correct formula is then (2.65-1.893) /1.893 and multiply by 100

are you kidding or don't you really understand? you subtract the new from the old in brackets, get the remainder and divide it into the new - what is that ?? once again - apply your formula to the problem there were 100 apples, there were 70 apples, how many% decreased? I hope you won't argue in simple numbers, what should be 30%? and you get (100-70) / 70 = 43%
а

.. how to ask a question

this slyness - what decreased, what was more - is the same thing ..
okay, not the point, just love math but in essence I agree with you, the population of the Balts has decreased catastrophically, and they themselves admit it .. Boltorez apparently has a protective mechanism, as in fact, we have Russians - we ourselves can fire up our government, and for this we can give strangers in the face

[Yura]

Quote: credo

there is nothing to be proud of in modern Latvia.

Now they are proud that there is "nothing"

[credo]

Quote: Jura

Quote: credo

there is nothing to be proud of in modern Latvia.

Now they are proud that there is "nothing"

You are right on the spot. Let's note this fact with Russian kvass

Here is a comrade under the nickname "Boltorez" still cannot remember at least some pride of his country, trying to prove that we envy his rich and carefree life in Latvia. And what is there to envy, I still do not understand. Well, okay, as they say, each sandpiper praises its swamp. Let him enjoy.

[Yura]

Quote: credo

Let's note this fact with Russian kvass

Note! And let them live, as they live in their swamp, we are in ours. And the less they hurt us, the longer they will enjoy their swamp. .

[Bolt cutter]

still cannot remember at least some pride of his country

And what are you proud of so that already ... uh And to be proud, as for me it is not necessary, you just have to live.

[credo]

Quote: Bolt Cutter

still cannot remember at least some pride of his country

And what are you proud of so that already ... uh And to be proud, as for me it is not necessary, you just have to live.

Unfortunately, life in Latvia, as well as in all the Baltic republics, simply does not work, therefore the Baltic republics have come together with threats to the EU in case of not receiving funding for the construction of a railway line from Poland to the shores of the Gulf of Finland in Estonia.
Wouldn't it be easier to build this railway at your own expense and not beg for money in Brussels. After all, just living within your means is much easier. (This is a view from the West of my friend from Germany).

Or, quite recently, the Latvian minister sent a letter to the Russian side with a request to load Latvian ports with cargo from Russia, because the port facilities are idle and the railway department incurs losses and the country's profit is falling.
Wouldn't it be easier to load our port facilities and the railroad with our own and our own cargo, so that profits would grow in the country and people would be busy and would not have to humiliate ourselves before Russia. After all, just living according to your means and your labor is much easier. (This is our view from Russia).

[Bolt cutter]

the Latvian minister sent a letter to the Russian side

The minister is alternatively intelligent. You have those too.

made threats to the EU in case of not receiving funding for the construction of a railway line

Threatened with knives or pistols I think the journalists embellished the title. So there is a fund, they give from it, they take it there, everything is honest. The Bulgarians have built the subway.

[credo]

Quote: Bolt Cutter

So there is a fund, they give from it, they take it there

It seems that you yourself, without realizing that it speaks about your poor knowledge of the Russian language, revealed the whole essence of "simple life" in Latvia - "... they give from it, they take it there ...".
Farewell.

[Bolt cutter]

Farewell.

Be there. Slap kvask for my doom

[culinary]

[quote = Boltorez] [quote] the Latvian minister sent a letter to the Russian side [/ quote] The minister is alternatively intellectual. You have those too.
[Quote]
Yes Yes! And not only alternatively gifted, but also rear-wheel drive!

[Bolt cutter]

trying to prove that we are jealous of his rich and carefree life in Latvia.

I just said that in Latvia nobody harassed me as a Russian speaker. The rest is corvee, bulk, you said No one was able to answer any of my questions.

[credo]

Quote: Bolt Cutter

trying to prove that we are jealous of his rich and carefree life in Latvia.

I just said that in Latvia nobody harassed me as a Russian speaker. The rest is corvee, bulk, you said No one was able to answer any of my questions.

It is difficult to answer the questions of a person who calls himself a Russian-speaking person who cannot formulate questions in Russian.
Write better in Latvian, we have many erudites here with unlimited knowledge of foreign languages.

[poquello]

Quote: credo

It is difficult to answer the questions of a person who calls himself a Russian-speaking person who cannot formulate questions in Russian.

Duc in Russian writes the same))))))))))))) - Russian-speaking))))))), and they oppress the Russians and the Russian language, but among the Russians there may well be those who do not consider the struggle of the Tribaltic countries extinction with all Russian oppression

[Borsht]

Quote: Bolt Cutter

No one was able to answer any of my questions.

I will answer one.

Quote: Bolt Cutter

And what are you proud of so that already ... uh wassat

I am proud of my ancestors - father, mother and old men of both sexes. I was lucky to communicate not only with grandfathers, but also with great-grandfathers and great-grandmothers who were in a sober mind and solid memory. I know how my family is, i.e. families lived from the middle of the 250th century in different locations of the Republic of Ingushetia and the USSR - this is horror and awe. I look at the globe and see that we (our grandfathers), without cutting, soldering, not selling opium, not counting others as Untermensch, fought with the strongest armies of the planet, with the climate, with the embargo, etc., saved a fair "piece" of the Earth. Damn, we were the first to go into space after the brutal massacre on our territory. Grandfathers tore veins, built schools, institutes, factories, etc. in thousands, raised cities and dams, nuclear stations, canals ... They were Titans of will and spirit in comparison with the current tribe (I am part of it), but this does not bother me be proud of them, imperial and Soviet. A person who associates himself with a village like Latvia will never understand this, just as I could not understand a citizen of a neighboring country which is two hundred fifty (XNUMX) times larger than Russia. We live in different universes.

[Pete mitchell]

Quote: credo

still can’t remember any pride of his country.

I will give him a hint: 15 years ago the Latvian national team beat the Turks in football - eurosport called it the # 1 event for the year

[culinary]

Quote: Bolt Cutter

there is nothing left to be proud of?

Weapons are a sign that the state trusts its people. Open borders with most countries in the world. Beer flavored beer. Palmless milk. There are no nuclear bombs, really. What?

Beer flavored beer? Really? If only craft products in the central market, in the vegetable pavilion, then yes ... The rest is chemistry, and produced mainly outside Latvia. As well as "Elgavas Cukurs" by Dansukker.
Milk that does not turn sour, but just starts to taste bitter. Try to make curdled milk or cottage cheese from it ... Lithuanian and Estonian, acceptable in quality, are often even cheaper. And in the "sour cream product" the palm tree is everywhere, as in most cheeses! Moreover, cheeses, no matter what price or name, have the same taste. And you can play tennis with Getlini tomatoes. Proceed?
Only bread and pastries remained. Edible products can only be purchased in MC2. But excuse me, I can't afford this for every day. Therefore, upon arrival, we choose the products very carefully.

[Bolt cutter]

Beer flavored beer? belay Really?

Piebalgas, Uzhavas, Valmiermuizha - even the Germans approve of it very much. Drink Russian.

in the "sour cream product" the palm tree is everywhere, as in most cheeses!

So you need to buy sour cream, and not stink.

[culinary]

Quote: Bolt Cutter

Beer flavored beer? belay Really?

Piebalgas, Uzhavas, Valmiermuizha - even the Germans approve of it very much. Drink Russian.

in the "sour cream product" the palm tree is everywhere, as in most cheeses!

So you need to buy sour cream, and not stink.

Video You have never drunk a normal beer. Uzhavas is not what it was even three years ago. Reduce the cost of production. The other two manufacturers ... So so. The same concentrate.
There is no normal Porter in Latvia! I'm not talking about the classic, viscous, with a rich taste.
And at the expense of sour cream ... So they write one thing on the bank, and another in small print. Lithuanians are especially good at this. I don't buy Latvian, it's just shit in quality and even more expensive.

[Bolt cutter]

no normal Porter!

There are more common varieties. By the way, the dark valmiermuizha for the connoisseur of dark beer, the Finn went just excellently. Other foreigners also have a very positive attitude. (Even Germans and Poles)

I don't buy Latvian, it's just shit in quality and even more expensive

I'm not scruffing, and I'm not complaining about the quality.

[dik-nsk]

what about Lacplesis, Volfas Engelman? in the sense that you are good or consumer goods? we sell these Latvian varieties

[Bolt cutter]

Lithuanian Volfas- 4+. Latvian Lachplesis - at 4 - for me.

[Flooding]

Quote: Bolt Cutter

Nobody spread rot on me. Studied for free. I can even carry a firearm in Latvia.

How many schools are left in Latvia with instruction in Russian?

[Bolt cutter]

Now, not one like. Isn't it necessary to know and use the state language? Or live like that, considering yourself a white bwana above the state ... And how many Latvian schools are there in Russia?

[Flooding]

Quote: Bolt Cutter

Now, not one like. Isn't it necessary to know and use the state language? Or live like that, considering yourself a white bwana above the state.

you, living in the EU, do not know the right nat. minorities to study in their native language?
be ashamed of your pathetic excuses.
learn Swahili at least, it's your own business
if you want - send your children to a Latvian school
but by closing Russian schools, Latvia oppresses the rights of Russian-speaking citizens

[Bolt cutter]

but by closing Russian schools, Latvia oppresses the rights of Russian-speaking citizens

Is it possible to take the Unified State Exam in Tatar or Chechen in Russia?

be ashamed of your pathetic excuses.

Nimble chewing geyropu and the ECHR remembered her guaranteed rights

[Flooding]

Quote: Bolt Cutter

Is it possible to take the Unified State Exam in Tatar or Chechen in Russia?

What are you talking about?
I wrote about training.
You jumped to the exam.
Because you know that in Russia education is conducted in national languages.
And you are still that loach. Be ashamed.

[Bolt cutter]

You jumped to the exam.

Apotheosis and natural ending of the educational process.

And you are still that loach. Be ashamed.

The Imperials give the country coal

[Flooding]

Quote: Bolt Cutter

Apotheosis and natural ending of the educational process.

don't you see the difference?
some have the opportunity to study in their native language, while others do not.
but for you everything is the same

[Bolt cutter]

some have the opportunity to study in their native language, others do not

A leveled opportunity. We teach everything in Tatar, and the exam in Russian, and what will be the success? It's like a TV that you can watch but not turn on.

[Flooding]

Quote: Bolt Cutter

A leveled opportunity. We learn everything in Tatar, and the exam in Russian - and what will be the success

Stupidity is utter.
a) children have the opportunity to study in their native language, to study their language in full
b) at the same time, they receive all the necessary knowledge to pass the same exam
c) the final result is determined by the state. a language that you recently fought to know
But according to your perverse logic, passing the exam in Russian negates the years of acquiring knowledge in the national language.

[Bolt cutter]

But according to your perverse logic, passing the exam in Russian negates the years of acquiring knowledge in the national language

This is just your case - try to pass at least a safety exam in English, if you taught it all in your native language, and English - "with a dictionary". I wish you success in advance.

[Flooding]

Quote: Bolt Cutter

This is just your case - try to pass at least a safety exam in English if you taught it all in your native language, and English - "with a dictionary"

1.I do not live in an English speaking country where I can hear English and practice every day
2. I don’t know such a school subject. school subjects do not contain a large number of specials. terms that would need to be studied separately
3. The USE is a test, it is easier to take it than a written exam

[Bolt cutter]

school subjects do not contain a large number of specials. terms,

Biology, chemistry, enough special terms.

I do not live in an English-speaking country where I can hear English every day

Here one practice (and it may not be, but in the mountains somewhere) is not enough.

[Flooding]

Quote: Bolt Cutter

Biology, chemistry - enough special terms

very special subjects for the exam.
you, apparently, are not aware that when passing the exam, subjects are chosen by the examinees.

[Bolt cutter]

When passing the exam, subjects are chosen by the examinees.

That is, you can pass literature and history, and by points go to a medical school .

[Flooding]

Quote: Bolt Cutter

That is, you can pass literature and history, and by points go to a medical school

Don't mislead. I wrote: special.
That is, by profession. And most often they do not fit the general case.

[poquello]

Quote: Bolt Cutter

But according to your perverse logic, passing the exam in Russian negates the years of acquiring knowledge in the national language

This is just your case - try to pass at least a safety exam in English, if you taught it all in your native language, and English - "with a dictionary". I wish you success in advance.

this is a hypocritical excuse, you are closing schools, not graduation in Russian

[Bolt cutter]

This is a reality - Russians, for the most part, out of principle, like the Arabs in Norway, refused to learn the language, cooking in their environment. Sam knew such. This is hardly the path to a healthy society.

[poquello]

Quote: Bolt Cutter

This is a reality - Russians, for the most part, out of principle, like the Arabs in Norway, refused to learn the language, cooking in their environment. Sam knew such. This is hardly the path to a healthy society.

healthy society? something familiar

[Bolt cutter]

Is voluntary apartheid more attractive to you?

[poquello]

Quote: Bolt Cutter

Is voluntary apartheid more attractive to you?

you took a loud word, only voluntary apartheid does not exist

[Alex Justice]

This is the reality, for the most part Russians, out of principle, like the Arabs in Norway, refused to learn the language, cooking in their environment.

I don’t know how in Norway, but in Australia the Russians are assimilating successfully and making significant progress.

[poquello]

Quote: Alex Justice

This is the reality, for the most part Russians, out of principle, like the Arabs in Norway, refused to learn the language, cooking in their environment.

I don’t know how in Norway, but in Australia the Russians are assimilating successfully and making significant progress.

I suppose so not only in Australia, but in the Tribaltic extinction - it's different

[Bolt cutter]

I don’t know how in Norway, but in Australia Russians are assimilating successfully

So all the cheese / boron flared up just because the Baltic Russians did not want to assimilate. Those who are okay with this, too, live and do not complain. It's like if you arrived in Australia and demanded to make Russian the second state, and not "their doggy English" to learn. Exaggerated, but something like this

[Alex Justice]

try to pass at least a safety exam in English if you taught it all in your native language, and English - "with a dictionary".

Easy. I passed many exams in English with a dictionary, although I learned German both at school and at the university. Much can be achieved, there would be a desire.

[poquello]

Quote: Bolt Cutter

Now, not one like. Isn't it necessary to know and use the state language? Or live like that, considering yourself a white bwana above the state ... And how many Latvian schools are there in Russia?

you do it like with milk, sour cream, beer, etc. in Russia it turns out, where you can buy natural products, unlike most EU countries, knowledge of Russian does not negate knowledge of the state, therefore, the ban on Russian schools is discrimination against Russians and the Russian language, who are you - what prohibits opening a Latvian school in Russia?

[Bolt cutter]

Russia turns out where you can just buy natural products, unlike most EU countries

In any other branch there will be an op about a palm tree and powdered beer, but not in this ... Inquire about EU food standards.

[poquello]

Quote: Bolt Cutter

Russia turns out where you can just buy natural products, unlike most EU countries

In any other branch there will be an op about a palm tree and powdered beer, but not in this ... Inquire about EU food standards.

there will also be an op, don't worry.
"powder" beer here is the same as yours, because factories were remade according to bourgeois standards, live beer is sold by small enterprises, about a palm tree))

There are several ways to increase your production, one of which is by adding vegetable fats. In central Russia, Roskachestvo found them in three brands of milk out of 16, but milk producers from the Northwestern Federal District turned out to be more honest: experts did not find vegetable fats in it.
In addition, in an attempt to increase the volume of milk, producers can reduce its fat content or add milk powder, which, according to technical regulations, is not allowed in the production of drinking milk. The North-West passed both these tests with flying colors, in no case did the experts reveal any deviations.
"Legislatively in the regulations and in all standards for the production of drinking milk, the addition of milk powder is prohibited. If it is added or if the product is made entirely from milk powder and water, then the name of the product must be different - either" milk drink "or" reconstituted milk from dry milk milk "-

[Bolt cutter]

"powder" beer here is the same as yours

Latvian and Lithuanian beer brands did not stand next to the Russian one. The aforementioned Latvian brands were very much to the taste of even the Germans. Russian milk products are not particularly favored by those who ate.

[poquello]

Quote: Bolt Cutter

"powder" beer here is the same as yours

Latvian and Lithuanian beer brands did not stand next to the Russian one. The aforementioned Latvian brands were very much to the taste of even the Germans. Russian milk products are not particularly favored by those who ate.

taste is a subjective matter, I would even say - very subjective, there are a lot of brands of beer, as well as milk producers, so what they drank there they ate about nothing,
and then where did you drink Russian? from canned food, perhaps only baltika-porter bottled more or less nothing .. was

[Bolt cutter]

And in London (it was sold at Wetherspoons) and in Latvia. And Bochkarev, and the Baltic - quite a lot of everyone. Not very impressed.

[poquello]

Quote: Bolt Cutter

quite a few

eloquently enough, I have not tried all the brands of the Baltic, although close by, at the factories, by the way, they pour not only the Baltic, but also well-known brands, in your pompous opinion, German beer is not powder, but Russian powder)))))))))))) )) - it's about

Quote: Bolt Cutter

Not very impressed.

Quote: Bolt Cutter

Latvian and Lithuanian beer brands did not stand next to Russian

Quote: Bolt Cutter

powdered beer

but this is canned food, living is more expensive and hardly Russian is in London

[Pete mitchell]

Quote: Bolt Cutter

Nobody spread rot on me. Studied for free. I can even carry a firearm in Latvia.

Carry a firearm right now? Let me be curious - what position are you in there? Please do not tell about civilians with a firearm outside your home.
Did not spread rot - I do not even doubt that this is because you live quietly and did not strive anywhere, even on the career ladder. Otherwise, everything is fine, everything is fine ...

[Bolt cutter]

And the position is not needed, read the legislation. (Yes, at least the same wiki) get a license from the cops and that's it. My father has. In Lithuania, a friend of the Russian also has. He's no use to me in England.

[Pete mitchell]

Quote: Bolt Cutter

get a license from the cops and that's it ..

And what will this license give you? Is it straight to walk the streets with a firearm? You citizen, but even this does not give you the right to walk with a firearm in the streets, outside your home. Tell me how to go to the shooting gallery with your weapon? These are standard rules and they are virtually the same everywhere.

[Bolt cutter]

Is it straight to walk the streets with a firearm?

That's right, yes, in Latvia shall issue policy. It's the same in Lithuania and Estonia. Reluctance to read the law, read the wiki. Look at the pictures.

[Pete mitchell]

The Baltics are becoming a dangerous place, amen.

[Bolt cutter]

The Baltics are becoming a dangerous place, amen

In the Czech Republic, maybe your adrenaline was off scale

[Pete mitchell]

In the Czech Republic, they took me on the long Tatra, there was no reason to worry.
I have seen many times how they go to the shooting range with their weapons, observing the rules of transportation. The fact that the rules were changed is surprised, it is not reasonable.

[Bolt cutter]

In the Czech Republic, they took me on the long Tatra

That is, the concept of life in the modern Baltics is superficial.

The fact that the rules were changed is surprised, it is not reasonable.

As far as I remember, Vaira established these rules upon her arrival from the USA. It was similar in Lithuania and Estonia too. And everything is reasonable - no one shot anyone. On the contrary, the crime rate has dropped.

[Pete mitchell]

God had mercy, for many years I have not been interested in this cute dead end.
About the level of crime - your words to God in the ears. But twenty years ago, your security experts had a different opinion about the prospects, and they are largely right

[Bolt cutter]

I hope such cool specialists were sent to clean the streets. London is much more dangerous than Riga.

[Pete mitchell]

You shouldn't be so, these people just love their country very much: the fact that they are not in the cage is just a minus.

[Bolt cutter]

They are at odds with reality - no horrors, except for the pluses, the carrying of weapons in the Baltic did not bring.

[Pete mitchell]

Of course, you know better from London ...

[Bolt cutter]

Actually, yes, I know better - I can compare a city where only criminals have weapons, and where many honest citizens have them. And how it changes behavior and the big picture.

[Pete mitchell]

Quote: Pete Mitchell

I don’t understand one thing - you are drowning for your country, where everything is fine, you can wander the streets with weapons - why are you in London? For your country, where no one killed you, so maybe you need to cut yourself in your own country?

Raise the number of ships to ports? Or ashamed of the foreign minister

[Bolt cutter]

Raise the number of ships to ports?

I just live where I want. Plus the problem is that the wife does not speak the language. Does it make it impossible for me to have an opinion? You know everything about the Baltics

[Pete mitchell]

You know experience. The country was big. Have a nice day

[Bolt cutter]

Its (country) is almost gone for 30 years. Your info is outdated. And success in your personal life.

[Pete mitchell]

This Country is not, we stayed.
Thank you, of course, I somehow myself

[Bolt cutter]

we stayed.

And the train left ...

I somehow myself

So I say, success .

[Pete mitchell]

Quote: Bolt Cutter

we stayed.

And the train left ...

At least we had this train. Therefore, to find out how things are in the port of Riga, I just need to call. And about the fact that NATO members were beaten in Zoknyai I know from primary sources. This is not delfi or daily mail.
It seems to me that you are still too young to judge our train. Enjoy London if your budget allows, if anything - FR to help you

[Bolt cutter]

We even had this train

Not .. In this case, this is clearly not a train. This circus has gone beyond the rainbow, leaving hungover clowns in the dark .

Enjoy London if your budget allows

Allows. What?

[Pete mitchell]

You seem to be beguiled, dare your elders.
A circus is when a bunch of gasterbayters from England / Ireland, overflowing with pretensions, head home to give advice - keep it with you.
There is enough for a Friday binge - this is joy, the ultimate dream. They managed to draw up the documents - well, that's nice

[Bolt cutter]

You think of yourself that something is clearly not right. And they were proud of the fact that you grunt before me. Leave your unique opinion in the circle of pensioners in the regional security office (or whatever you have it there).

There is enough for a Friday binge - that's joy, the ultimate dream.

Not only. Before Covid, he could fly to Madeira just to get drunk on the weekend.

[Pete mitchell]

Quote: Bolt Cutter

could fly to Madeira just to get drunk on the weekend.

Do you want to surprise someone with this? This is what characterizes the quality of life? You better surprise with a story as a large part flying to Madeira I got to England: how they scraped my flight to Stansted, got to Stratford like hares and knocked “bravely” on the office door - I came to you, help ... Well, the route may not be to Stansted, but to Luton ... Do you have any opinion do you know about the Britons who pay taxes? Be glad that they have no weapons in free circulation.
I don’t know which Russian school you studied there - but this is not the same school: to be insolent to strangers is exclusively out of stupidity. .. what the hell is London, if you can stay ...

[Bolt cutter]

Do you even know the opinion of the Britons who pay taxes about you?

I know. I communicate with them every day, mainly from the right-wing nationalist circles (although there are all kinds). I only use Russian here. By the way, I pay taxes myself.

hares got to Stratford

I came to Victoria, a week later I went to work, and then everything went as it should.

I came to you, help

There was none.

Enough for a Friday binge - that's joy, the ultimate dream. We managed to issue the documents

Others are always reproached for begging others who have few zeros in their own bank account - wealthy people are silent, but this does not apply to you - your oil refinery brings you a good profit, I am sure of this I myself am not starving and okay Citizenship-documents notorious-9 years ago received.

to be insolent to strangers is exclusively out of stupidity.

Read your comments yourself. In general, this is the Internet, anything can happen here.

[Pete mitchell]

Quote: Bolt Cutter

They reproach others for begging ...

I do not reproach - this is a standard route for a considerable number of visitors, not only from the Baltic states. If you have been there for more than 9 years, then remember that at that time there were three scandals with emigrants in the English press, in two cases from Latvia: one complained there that she did not have enough benefits of £ 32 a year - the Britons did not like it, that and it is understandable: the journalists suggested that they send her home together with the whole family on a business budget.

Quote: Bolt Cutter

read your comments. In general, this is the Internet, anything can happen here.

Sometimes I do not leave without "reciprocity" and the world, by the way, is very small. The Internet certainly depersonalizes, but this is not a reason, I hope even in that Russian school you were offered to read the classics.

Quote: Bolt Cutter

By the way, I pay taxes myself ..

I see what you like there, amen ... I mean, it's up to you. All by ourselves

[Bolt cutter]

three scandals with emigrants, in two cases from Latvia

Once a week there are such scandals in the press, mostly with people of color, though. I never received anything - because I didn't ask.

Sometimes I do not leave without "reciprocity" and the world, by the way, is very small.

Break through the ip, I'm waiting

I see what you like there, amen ... I mean, it's up to you. All by ourselves

Yes, I like it. By the way, he did not starve in Latvia either.

[Pete mitchell]

Quote: Flood

The system of suppressing Russian self-identification is still in effect on the former outskirts of the USSR.

To Madeira, to Madeira ...

[Bolt cutter]

I liked the Azores better

[Flooding]

Quote: Pete Mitchell

I didn’t spread rot - I don’t even doubt it, because you live quietly and didn’t strive anywhere, even on the career ladder. Otherwise, everything is fine, everything is fine ...

Not the first nor the last to sell his birthright for a bowl of lentil stew.
The system of suppressing Russian self-identification is still in effect on the former outskirts of the USSR.
They will also allow career growth, possession of weapons, and a visa-free regime - just give up everything Russian.

[Pete mitchell]

No, in relation to obtaining a license for a weapon, a comrade substitutes for the concept: nationality is not important, it is important citizen or not a citizen.
But if you stick much higher, then the question of nationality may arise. I worked in Lithuania for two years, there was time to ask

[Flooding]

Quote: Pete Mitchell

No, in relation to obtaining a license for a weapon, a comrade substitutes for the concept: nationality is not important, a citizen is important or not.

How did his possession of a short-barrel become on a par with oppression by the nat. sign is his headache.
I'm talking about something else. On the role of the carrot and stick in the education system of the Russian-speaking Young Europeans. The fact that so tightly holds them in frankly Russophobic countries for a causal place.
It is the gingerbread - the ability to freely travel to the EU countries and work in the first place - that "help" them to make their minds.
And when they are faced with a moral choice, then, using the example of citizen Boltorez, it is obvious which scale outweighs. And oppression ... you can ignore them. Then the cats scratch themselves in the soul, and you sleep well.
Nothing, citizens of the Young Europeans, Russia will live without you.

[Pete mitchell]

Quote: Flood

About the role of the carrot and stick in the education system of the Young Europeans from the Russian-speaking ...

You know, unfortunately, in this matter, too, not everything is safe and the fact that the news is announced is not at all what is happening. RF has not shown persistence and persistence; the supported parties turned out to be mere talkers. Lithuanians solved the problem of non-local people at once; Latvians have a bit of a joke, but they issue civil passports; Estonians are like Estonians ... Whoever the Russian Federation needed and could have dumped has long been dumped, and the rest so that there are cards for the game ... a very serious game

[Flooding]

I'm not talking about Russia's mistakes in this field.
And not even about the competent actions of the Western bloc. And not about the Russophobia of the Limitrophes.
But only about those former Russians who organically fit into the Baltic reality and do not want to notice the anti-Russian sentiments that dominate in their countries of residence.
I am familiar with this firsthand. Only in other parts of the world.

[Pete mitchell]

Quote: Flood

only about those former Russians who organically fit into the Baltic reality and do not want to notice the anti-Russian sentiments prevailing in their countries of residence

They will remain Russian and they see what is being imposed on them: the motivation for their actions is very diverse; the situation was bad - let's not judge.
There are not many options and there is even a minimum of moral support. Everything will return to normal

[Flooding]

Quote: Pete Mitchell

They will remain Russian

you are badly mistaken. no more than Russians remain Russian in Canada after one or two generations.

Quote: Pete Mitchell

let's not judge.

I do not judge, I give an assessment. it is everyone's right to choose their own destiny. but no one will take away my right to evaluate from their bell tower.

Quote: Pete Mitchell

There are not many options

Once again: I myself live outside of Russia and know a lot about the options. but I cannot pass by when the black is called white or pink.
I was only touched by the fact of denial by a citizen of infringement of rights on nat sign in the Baltic republics.

[Pete mitchell]

Quote: Flood

touched only the fact of denial by a citizen of infringement of rights on nat. sign in the Baltic republics.

Well, as it turned out he knew better from London, but otherwise we return to the beginning of the conversation

[Bolt cutter]

I lived there and there. I saw how diasporas are created, develop, interact with society. If anyone from Russia could fly to London for 2000 re with a passport in Kaman, then the scale of departure would surprise you

[Pete mitchell]

I don’t understand one thing - you are drowning for your country, where everything is fine, you can wander the streets with weapons - why are you in London? For your country, where no one killed you, so maybe you need to cut yourself in your own country?

[culinary]

Quote: Bolt Cutter

they spread rot on Russian speakers, deprive them of many rights

Nobody spread rot on me. Studied for free. I can even carry a firearm in Latvia.

Studied for free at the university? In which? And schools in normal countries are free anyway.

[IL-18]

In 1990, when I saw the poster "Russians of Latvia for Independence", I didn't really care about problems like non-citizens. For some reason, we thought that sprats were only a Latvian product. But when I lived in Krasnoyarsk, there were people from Leningrad. And when I had the opportunity to buy Latvian ones, I liked them, but they were inferior to Leningrad ones. He preferred radio engineering in Berdsk. By the way, communication with the indigenous population ALWAYS left a pleasant impression, but some of the Russian-speaking people often wanted to give in the face. And the "chekushnik" (a flea market of Soviet times) was full of hucksters completely devoid of a Latvian accent, and the Riga OMON raids there amused me specifically. Therefore, happiness to you. And know that there are people in Russia who care only about the Victory Monument there, and that the former ss-sheep die.

[Invoce]

It's not all that simple here ... Revenues from the sale of Gas are not the largest in the 2020-2024 Budget.
And politics is more than economics here.
Information about all possible hooks on the Tsargrad website
https://tsargrad.tv/articles/gazovyj-kontrakt-s-ukrainoj-chto-proizoshlo_231597

[Sergey Nikiforov]

I have a classmate at a military school who lives in Riga in 2018, we met I, frankly speaking, got crazy from his pension, which our Ministry of Defense pays him. Do not believe it, 525 euros, plus something I worked with Latvians, it turns out pretty well I asked what to Russia you don't move, because they are oppressing you1 He sent me to a well-known address and said that all the oppression is that he, as a non-citizen, cannot participate in elections and be elected, AND EVERYONE in Riga speaks Russian everywhere and nothing To whom is interested, I can post a photo from Palanga 2019, where I am against the background of a monument to Soviet soldiers liberators So before you say something, you need to know what you are saying

[boris epstein]

The subtlety is that Russia had to conclude the contract according to the "Pump or Pay" formula, that is, no matter how much Russia pumps, the amount does not change within the pumping range of 40 billion cubic meters. For exceeding this volume there is a separate fee. But last year there was 60 billion cubic meters. The critical volume of pumping for Ukraine is 35 billion cubic meters, because then the Ukrainian gas transportation system will operate without profit. That is, Ukraine has already lost a certain amount. But with a decrease in the volume of pumping, the pumping corridor from the gas pipeline by Ukraine narrows.

[Terenin]

If, fundamentally, then the issue should be resolved on the construction of a product pipeline connecting Russian ports and Belarus. And, it turns out from the mood of the political leadership ...

[RUSS]

Quote: Trapp1st

It remains to reduce to a minimum the export of gas through Ukraine. Yes, when they wake up with European happiness.

"The United States does not plan to include the German companies involved in the work on the Nord Stream 2 pipeline in the sanctions lists.

According to Bloomberg, the sanctions will affect only a small number of companies with close ties to Russia. Such a decision may be made due to the desire of the United States to slow down the construction processes without quarreling with the European Union. "

Apparently there is a bidding process, if SP-2 is launched all the same, it is interesting what we will "give" in return?

[sabakina]

Quote: Trapp1st

It remains to reduce to a minimum the export of gas through Ukraine. Yes, when they wake up with European happiness.

Trapp1st, no offense will be said, but "at" and "will" are two words. And "abide" is exactly what you wanted to say.

[Trapp1st]

Thank you very much

[poquello]

Quote: sabakina

Quote: Trapp1st

It remains to reduce to a minimum the export of gas through Ukraine. Yes, when they wake up with European happiness.

Trapp1st, no offense will be said, but "at" and "will" are two words. And "abide" is exactly what you wanted to say.

I would write through "and", after all, the desire for something and not for something, they will remain in shit and further - already correct

[Sidor Amenpodestovich]

Quote: Trapp1st

when wakes up

I totally agree with your comment, but this is just unbearable!
"will remain"
In the name of all that is holy!

[Sasha from Uralmash]

EuroGey!

[mojohed2012]

"Agreements on transshipment of Belarusian oil products through the ports of the Russian Federation" have been reached, only agreements have been reached. So far there is not a single commercial contract (agreement on the transit of goods) of Belarusians with our companies and ports - to loudly declare this news as a fait accompli is both stupid and naive. Old Man is not a naive and cunning fox. Thus, he blackmails both Lithuania and Latvia, so that they reduce tariffs for such transshipment for them.
Both Lithuania and Latvia will reduce such tariffs, and we, as usual, will shout, rejoice, but everything will be forgotten to no avail.
But it’s interesting: Did Old Man beg for a new loan of $ 3 billion from the GDP? Much has been written about him lately. After all, he himself did not come for beautiful eyes and not for friendship, but for self-interest.

[76rtbr]

and where in Belarus they produce oil, tell me ??

[Proton]

Here it is right!
The best way to influence is economic. Development of Ust-Luga for the benefit of Russia.

[lucul]

Here it is right!
The best way to influence is economic. Development of Ust-Luga for the benefit of Russia.

Nobody argues, only everyone forgets that all imports of goods from the EU and America to Russia go exclusively through the Baltic countries, and not through the ports of the Russian Federation - otherwise you simply will not be sold this product. And the Balts always wound up a bribe from above for each product, so they have lived since 1991.
Now we have at least had the intelligence to take all exports from Russia to our ports, and before, both exports and imports were driven through the Baltic states.

[Proton]

Perhaps so, I will not argue.
In my "neighborhood" all imports and exports are carried out through railway communication with China.

[210ox]

The equipment came to our plant in Kuban from Germany by road. What's the point of dragging from Europe to Russia by sea? Only if these are large consignments of raw materials, but here is the opposite direction. From America, yes, but here the volumes are not comparable.

[credo]

Quote: lucul

Here it is right!
The best way to influence is economic. Development of Ust-Luga for the benefit of Russia.

Nobody argues, only everyone forgets that all imports of goods from the EU and America to Russia go exclusively through the Baltic countries, and not through the ports of the Russian Federation - otherwise you simply will not be sold this product. And the Balts always wound up a bribe from above for each product, so they have lived since 1991.
Now we have at least had the intelligence to take all exports from Russia to our ports, and before, both exports and imports were driven through the Baltic states.

The question is in the volume of imports, its nomenclature and the cost of its transshipment through the Baltic states.
If imports are driven through the Baltic states, then it must be very solid volumes or a very small markup for transshipment through the Baltic ports.

Taking into account the fact that Russia is consistently getting rid of the services of the Baltic ports, profits are falling there and costs are increasing, therefore, if someone from foreign suppliers or domestic buyers decided to carry cargo through the Baltic States, then one of two things - either the Baltic States consistently reduces its margin to maintain at least some kind of work for their ports or suppliers with buyers are ready in ways and on any conditions to drive the goods through the Baltic States, just not to transship them through Russian ports. And this can be.

[tihonmarine]

Quote: lucul

that all imports of goods from the EU and America to Russia go exclusively through the Baltic countries

I have not heard such anecdotes for 20 years.

[lucul]

I have not heard such anecdotes for 20 years.

In 2011 - 135 million tons total cargo turnover of all Baltic ports. Do you think these cargoes were able to master the Baltic countries? Do not be ridiculous - everything went to Russia, and they received money for transit. Why do you think Russia was wiped from the sea for centuries? That she traded at sea, through intermediaries who took their bribes for this. Peter 1 fought for this - so as not to pay intermediaries.
And since 2011, the cargo turnover of the Baltic ports began to decline, and the Russian, respectively, grow.
And already in 2020, the cargo turnover of Russian ports in the Baltic has exceeded 200 million tons.

[tihonmarine]

Quote: lucul

Do not be ridiculous - everything went to Russia, and they received money for transit.

So, in your opinion, all cargoes went from Europe only through the Baltic states, and not directly to Russia? Well, as you said in the previous comment.

[lucul]

So, in your opinion, all cargoes went from Europe only through the Baltic states, and not directly to Russia? Well, as you said in the previous comment.

I wrote a whole sheet and at the end, the phone glitched - it turns out I pressed the cancellation)))
Therefore, I will be brief.
Yes, earlier both import and export went only through the Baltic states. Do you remember the words - "The New World Order will be built against Russia, on the ruins of Russia and at the expense of Russia"
This is it. Before the collapse of the USSR, all Baltic ports were modernized with the latest technology, for all types of cargo, they spent a lot of money. And the next year (1991), the entire Baltic region left the USSR, along with modern ports. They already knew at the expense of whom and what they would live on.
Ross ports were not competitors to them, they were rebuilt now, under Putin, and in the 90s it was impossible to unload most of the cargo there.

[tihonmarine]

Quote: lucul

Ross ports were not competitors to them, they were rebuilt now, under Putin, and in the 90s it was impossible to unload most of the cargo there.

Well, don't say that the Baltic ports have been reconstructed. Tallinn is a commercial port, in the 70s and in 1991, the fish port has been working since 1964 without modernization, Kunda cement was slightly expanded there, in Silamäe Vähi, together with the Russians, they made a small port, I will not say anything about Pärnu. Riga is a commercial port and a fish port, unchanged, Ventspils oil industry unchanged, a commercial port and a fish factory berth unchanged. Klaipeda - trade, fish port and timber processing plant unchanged, cargo began to be transported through the Western Shipyard, a new ferry to Mukran in the USSR, and a gas pipeline was recently launched. Access roads (railway) since the times of the USSR. One amazing thing - Ventspils and Klaipeda do not freeze. Since 1991, cargo from Europe and other countries has always been transported directly to Russia and through the Baltic. If you take food, meat, fish, then it went directly, since 91 I myself transported meat from England and Ireland to St. Petersburg, also from Brazil and Argentina. Fish from Norway or fully cargo, or half to the Baltic, Poland and the rest to St. Petersburg, from Holland and Belgium directly to St. Petersburg. Fruit vegetables from Mediterranean and Israel directly to Russia to St. Petersburg or Novoross. From Germany clothes, consumer electronics.
From Estonia and Latvia only wagons transported fish products to St. Petersburg, since 2008 Russia has banned the import from Estonia and limited Latvia. Even when Europe limited the import of Parmesan, shrimp, etc. all the same, bypassing these bans, they were taken to Russia, of course in smaller quantities. Business lives its own life, and it is difficult to limit it, but politics lives its own life and puts a spoke in the wheels of business.

[credo]

Quote: Proton

Here it is right!
The best way to influence is economic. Development of Ust-Luga for the benefit of Russia.

And also for the benefit of the development of the port facilities of Primorsk, Vyborg, the Big Port of St. Petersburg, Kronstadt, Kaliningrad, Murmansk, Arkhangelsk, Vladivostok, Nakhodka, Novorossiysk, Tuapse, the ports of Crimea and other cities of Russia, for the development and expansion of port facilities in all directions, with minimal or no use of transit countries.

[tihonmarine]

Quote: credo

And also for the benefit of the development of port facilities in Primorsk, Vyborg, the Big Port of St. Petersburg, Kronstadt, Kaliningrad, Murmansk, Arkhangelsk

Primorsk "oil industry". Vyborg, St. Petersburg, Kronstadt, Kaliningrad, Arkhangelsk - they can only be modernized, they are not rubber and new berthing facilities cannot be built, in order to unload St. Petersburg in the shortest possible time a new port was created in Ust Luga. Murmansk is not loaded, and a powerful modernization is needed. And most importantly, the supply of railway lines must be expanded.

[Observer2014]

Baltics are left without Belarusian transit: oil transshipment will go through Russian ports

Lukashenka is squeezing out of himself a little multi-vector And this is good. This transfer of the transit of oil products to the ports of the Russian Federation is a clear confirmation of union relations. Instead of thousands of no longer interesting words. Good news.

[New Year day]

Quote: Observer2014

Lukashenka is squeezing out of himself a little multi-vector

I doubt it very much. It is indestructible in him

[Observer2014]

Quote: Silvestr

Quote: Observer2014

Lukashenka is squeezing out of himself a little multi-vector

I doubt it very much. It is indestructible in him

Yes, this is all clear, "you don't smell like peas" And don't go to grandma Vanga, something otchuchit. But in this matter, strangely enough, the stars in the sky of the reasonable have converged.

[Incvizitor]

This Europe is squeezing out by attempts to destroy his country and overthrow it, just like that, the bug would not move.

[steelmaker]

Another would be to put the Banderaites in place, and the process of Minsk will go faster!

[U-58]

Everything is correct. So these insolent people need to screw it in.
Let now their position and freedom of speech be free from all kinds of "economic" circumstances and become as objective as possible)))))

[BIABIA]

It would be so long ago. How much slop can you pour on Russia ...
Also Old Man did not please them ...
Now we need to shout even louder: threat, threat, Russian threat ...

[Destiny]

Belarus finally deprived the Baltics of revenues from the transit of oil products, Minsk and Moscow signed an agreement on the transshipment of oil through Russian ports.

It was high time to do.

[Ratmir_Ryazan]

That's right, it was high time to do it, you need to feed yourself, and not pay for friendship to those who conduct a sabotage policy towards us.

[Andros]

Well, this is just another agreement. Far from the first ...

[askort154]

A worthy answer to the Balts - for interfering in the internal affairs of Belarus, and hysterical Russophobia against Russia.

[New Year day]

Well, good! Let the ecology be restored

[Rubi0]

This is the meaning of alliances to push their interests together economically. If Lithuania Poland Ukraine is supported by vacillations and protests, then impose sanctions to close their markets and deprive transit. When people have nothing to eat, then the leaders of these nedupleny will not have time to support the protests.

[Andros]

An overconfident statement. These countries seem to be included in the EU. And Ukraine, though not in the EU, is under their roof. Russia from these sanctions will hurt more, and pay as always to the population.

[kot423]

Quote: Andros

Russia will suffer from these sanctions

Facts in the studio about "more painful", or just another yap. I live well without ham and oysters, I did not notice the difference. Just do not sculpt about the "rise in price" here, inflation has not been canceled.

[Sergey Nikiforov]

Remember what a joyful howl our patriots raised about Polish apples like, on the root they are now I often visit Poland, I tell Not dead EU has redirected the export of apples to other countries and Polish farmers live quite well For you 4kg of Polish apples from a farmer one euro To Russia 600 km, one and a half working days for a truck And then count for yourself. Now in our stores you won't find apples cheaper than 100 rubles. So think about who will be harmed by the sanctions

[kot423]

Quote: Sergey Nikiforov

For you 4kg of Polish apples

One question: why the heck do I need Polish apples if I can buy 8 varieties of Kaluga apples? Which pensioners from their dachas sell at divine price tags? Or are Polish ones more democratic? So I put on democracy and tolerance, I still lacked plumbers from the euro ...

[Sergey Nikiforov]

In March, all pensioners have 8 varieties of apples.? And Polish 1 euro 4 kg and in March

[kot423]

Quote: Sergey Nikiforov

In March, all pensioners have 8 varieties of apples.? And Polish 1 euro 4 kg and in March

Learn materiel, not only brown and runet, there are late / winter varieties that are perfectly stored and reach ripening in December / January. And state farm gardens / dachas, etc. in K.O the sea within a radius of 60 km.
PS but of course you can eat plumbing, democratic slop from Poland and whine on the internet, how bad you are with the sanctions.

[Sergey Nikiforov]

Today I was in the market, I did not see a single granny with apples. The materiel did not teach, but for your sake I asked about Winter varieties, there may be many conditions for storage. We need special storage facilities. so inspired

[kot423]

Quote: Sergey Nikiforov

Words that we will build do not inspire passed

Thinking over what you read - have you tried? We are talking about storage not at the state level, but at the level of a private owner / farmer. Personally, I have a 4x7 garage with a 2 meter basement under 95% of the garage. The same "hero" (bought by the way from a neighbor in the country for a penny) - in the village. boxes with sawdust is still, feels great. But this is all offtopic, tk. those who want to live better - do everything for this (change jobs, improve their education on various topics, etc.). And those who do not want and are confident that everything (in the first place the state) should - go to snot and whining, which is cooler everywhere than ours, the sanctions strangled, etc.

[Sergey Nikiforov]

And even Bogatyr does not lie until March, we tried But I'm talking about everyone who does not have a garage Why should they pay huge money for the same apples After all, 100-120 is money

[kot423]

Quote: Sergey Nikiforov

Why should they pay huge money for the same apples? After all, 100-120 is money

Quote: kot423

those who want to live better - do everything for this (change jobs, improve their education on various topics, etc.). And those who do not want and are confident that everything (in the first place the state) should - go to snot and whining, which is cooler everywhere than ours, the sanctions strangled, etc.

[Sergey Nikiforov]

My wife and I are retired Employment options or other options to get rich tell me And we have more than 40 million retirees Let's have options I'm waiting

[tihonmarine]

Quote: Andros

And Ukraine, though not in the EU, is under their roof.

"Under the heel."

[Cananecat]

And no one said that this transit is much more expensive for Belarus, even with the maximum discount from Russia.
Despite the fact that not all transit from the Baltic ports was transferred to Russia, but this has already hit the budgets quite well on both sides ...

[Pete mitchell]

Quote: Canecat

Despite the fact that not all transit from the Baltic ports was transferred to Russia ...

In fact, the entire transit of goods tied to the State has already been transferred; private traders still use it, but it's a matter of time ...

[APASUS]

The Baltic states have an amazing ability to shit on the head of those who give money .............. Moreover, they do not demand any compensation from their overseas "partners", because it was these partners who thought of sheltering the Belarusian opposition the Balts

[rocket757]

Baltics are left without Belarusian transit: oil transshipment will go through Russian ports

So we are not against neighbors, we are FOR OURSELVES !!! and they went through the forest, let them blather there.

[cniza]

They are already starting to whine, and if Russia still takes the rest of its transit ...

[rocket757]

And we don’t give a damn, why are they whining / blathering there in the forest?

[cniza]

We don’t care, but we asked them many times humanly, they didn’t hear ...

[tralflot1832]

Everything is quite interesting there. We are talking about the transshipment of Belarusian oil products, that is, export ... The agreement on the principle of take or pay. The father was well tied .9,8 million tons in three years. We start from the age of 21. We provide transshipment in our ports. the established norm under the contract. For example, 3 million tons. The Belarusians supply 2 million tons, but they will pay 8 million tons. The contract does not say a word about oil imports by Belarus. Theoretically, it can buy from Azerbaijan through Ukraine and everything else through Klaipeda, but this only for crude oil, 3 million tons from Klaipeda have left for three years.

[ximkim]

That I have a bad feeling about this agreement .. like the Baltics will lose income from the transit of some goods .. but how will the buyers and the Russian domestic market behave ?! Yes, and Grigorovich is an unreliable comrade (kolyvan) .. somewhere there is a pitfall that will pop up after the agreement works ..

[Andros]

Well, maybe the pitfall is that the agreement will not work. Or someone else will make money on this agreement.

[ximkim]

The increase in prices in the Russian Federation will definitely be .. but by how much%?

[Cowbra]

Can I give Tikhanovskaya some more certificate? You look, Belarus will return in gratitude. And generally recognizes vassalage to Lithuania ...
PiSi: in Ust-Luga, the ore terminal will soon be commissioned, so they will also stop driving ore through the Triboltika))) Hello to the extinct!

[Sergey Nikiforov]

I wonder at whose expense the banquet.? Ust-Luga, a private port, will not work for thanks, Russian Railways announced a 50% discount on transportation here, where will they compensate for this.? Really at the expense of cost reorganization.? Right now, keep your pocket wider And, in short, we are sponsoring again Well, nonsense 9 mln should, we will borrow more I assume the indignation of the patriots But let the patriots better get acquainted with the summary of price increases As in the war7% only in January This money would be better useful here

[Knell wardenheart]

Well, today yes, and tomorrow Old Man will wake up in another offense at Moscow and will come up with something else.

[Terenin]

Quote: Knell Wardenheart

Well, today yes, and tomorrow Old Man will wake up in another offense at Moscow and will come up with something else.

Correctly. I already wrote above that it is advisable to build a product pipeline and conclude a supply agreement for a longer period.

[Tests]

Sergei Nikiforov (Sergei Nikiforov), dear, and in Russia which port is not private? To be honest, I cannot remember ports in the Russian Federation that would not have been OJSC or PJSC.

[Sergej1972]

We have a lot of OJSCs and PJSCs actually state-owned, where either a significant part of the shares, or all of them belong to the state.

[north 2]

.But here's what's strange. Why, according to the article, only exports of oil products are sent from the port of Klaipeda to Russian ports by Belarus. This is, of course, correct. But what about the export of potash fertilizers and the export of Belarusian tractors and cars through the very same Klaipeda port, because trains follow trains with Belarusian fertilizers and Belarusian equipment to Klaipeda. But at the same distance from the entrance to the territory of Lithuania, like the Lithuanian port of Klaipeda, there are two Russian ports in Kaliningrad and Pionersk with bulk cargo terminals. And for loading the exported tractors and agricultural machines on the ships, no special communications in the ports are even needed. Moreover, the port in Pionersk is new and there is everything you need. And further . And what about the import of raw materials, if suddenly daddy has urine in the head, and he has oil for processing at Belarusian factories, he wants to get it by importing not from Russia, but from America or even from the countries of the Persian Gulf. That, again Ust-Luga, St. St. Petersburg and Vyborg will be without Belarusian cargo, and Klaipeda and Venspils will earn money to serve Belarusian imports to feed NATO bases in the Baltic States?

[Tagan]

Quote: Silvestr

Quote: 210ox

We are in third place in terms of imports.

Including medicines, food, paints, etc.
Recently I bought PF115, so she is from Dnepropetrovsk

Have you heard that Ukraine purchases medicines and medical equipment in Russia? Salo - and even then from Russia.

[Incvizitor]

These dwarfs used to be full zeros, now they will become useless at all.

[cniza]

Russian ports are ready to transship Belarusian oil products in the amount of 9,8 million tons

I think that the entire volume will be exceeded, it is approximately this figure and corresponds ...

[faterdom]

If you burp ... for a long time (jump, do not think what) - you will definitely jump.
The angle of incidence is equal to the angle of reflection.
Nothing in the world comes from anywhere, and does not disappear into nowhere.
Thoughtlessly long compression of the spring always leads to damage to the frontal lobes of the brain.
Who does not jump is the Texan of February 2021.
We are sincerely happy for the Baltics - we believe that Europe will help and compensate them!
Because - solidarity, Atlantic, like that herring!
Here is the vaccine as wisely divided in Europe and the United States, as before masks and ventilators - whoever has a larger muzzle - that mask, or even ten (after all, they need to be changed!)

[Gennady Fomkin]

“Judging by unofficial information, the largest Russian shippers have signed a schedule with the Russian government to reduce freight traffic through Latvian ports. a pleasure to watch the fierce battles of the Baltic tigers for bones and entrails from other people's garbage dumps. 

[Gennady Fomkin]

It is already happening and strongly, while many involved talk about the continuation of this process. And here I am only for - do not fucking feed those who shit on your head.

[TermNachTer]

Well, hot Baltic guys are proud that they are proud and very independent)))

[north 2]

Quote: Sergey Nikiforov

I wonder at whose expense the banquet.? Ust-Luga, a private port, will not work for thanks, Russian Railways announced a 50% discount on transportation here, where will they compensate for this.? Really at the expense of cost reorganization.? Right now, keep your pocket wider And, in short, we are sponsoring again Well, nonsense 9 mln should, we will borrow more I assume the indignation of the patriots But let the patriots better get acquainted with the summary of price increases As in the war7% only in January This money would be better useful here

You're not right . Firstly, from the Belarusian oil refineries to Ust-Luga it is only three hundred kilometers further than to Klaipeda. But we must take into account the fact that oil products from Belarus to Klaipeda
transported by Lithuanian railways. Belarus pays not only for the transit of oil through the territory of Lithuania to Klaipeda, they pay for the processing and loading of oil in the Klaipeda port, but Belarus also pays the Lithuanian railways for the transportation of cargo.
Belarusian oil products will reach the Butinge terminal of the Klaipeda port, this money
with full enough to pay for the difference in distance to the Russian port of Luga.
Secondly, I do not think that Russia will bind Belarusian exports only specifically Ust. Lugovsky
and St. Petersburg port. There are also powerful ports with oil terminals in Kaliningrad and Pionersk. And to them from the Belarusian factories is the same distance as to the Lithuanian Klaipeda. Only here again Lithuania has to pay for transit. And before Ust-Luga Belarus, you don't have to pay for transit, according to the rules of the general economic and customs agreement between Belarus, Russia and Kazakhstan ..

[Nadrub]

Pardons ... I'm wildly sorry, but where does Belarus get oil products from? On such a large scale?

[yfast]

Baltics are left without Belarusian transit: oil transshipment will go through Russian ports

Apparently oil products, where does Belarus have its own oil?

[tolmachiev51]

Tryndet about the Chukhonts can take a long time, but will it be better than RB !? .Our crooks are already developing schemes where to steal !?

[Alex Justice]

And how many dollars a year will the Baltics lose, one million or two?

[Boromir1941]

all the same good news. and then they became insolent to the edge. well what we got is what we got

[Antonio_Mariarti]

But they received a surge of IT companies from Belarus.