Russian Foreign Ministry: We will not disregard Ankara's non-recognition of the elections to the State Duma in Crimea

The head of the press service of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation, Maria Zakharova, said that we will not disregard Ankara's non-recognition of the elections to the State Duma in Crimea. This was her commentary on the statement of the press secretary of the Turkish Foreign Ministry Tanju Bilgic, published on the official portal of the department.

She spoke about this on the air of the YouTube channel "Soloviev.Live".

The Turkish diplomat said that the part of the results of the elections to the State Duma of the Russian Federation concerning voting in Crimea is not legally binding for official Ankara. In response, Zakharova noted that the Turkish authorities are aware that the Crimean peninsula is an integral part of the Russian Federation. She sees no point in such statements by the Turkish side, which only lead to a negative response from the Kremlin and a deterioration in Russian-Turkish relations.

Zakharova noted that Ankara once again ignored the will of the citizens of Crimea. Back in 2014, they expressed their desire to be part of Russia in a referendum, and after that each time they confirmed their choice by voting on amendments to the Constitution of the Russian Federation, at the presidential and parliamentary elections.

Not long before that, the Federation Council also reacted to the attack of the Turkish Foreign Ministry. They considered Ankara's statement as interference in the internal affairs of Russia.

It has not yet been reported on what kind of practical response to Ankara from the Russian Foreign Ministry might be.

Comments

[Sasha from Uralmash]

Let's live without plastic tomatoes again!

[paul3390]

Nothing - then we will understand and forgive. And - we'll put a couple more air defense regiments and one more nuclear power plant on credit ..

[hagen]

Quote: paul3390

And - we'll put a couple more air defense regiments and one more nuclear power plant on credit ..

China, too, is in no hurry to recognize Crimea as Russian, let's propose not to trade with them either. I am silent about Belarus ...

[Runoway]

China also recognize Crimea

Banks, telecom operators, large network networks, what is it? You need to start with yourself, or they are a separate state in our country

[Uran53]

This is different!

[Anatoly 288]

Why blame the mirror if the face is crooked! The people decided long ago, but the authorities and business are "partially" shy!

[Shurik70]

How to put it without a mat, otherwise I have two warnings hanging.
That is:
Turkey should not worry about the internal affairs of Russia.
As well as Russia does not care about Turkey's opinion on the internal affairs of Russia.

[Abbot]

The head of the press service of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation, Maria Zakharova, said that we will not disregard Ankara's non-recognition of the elections to the State Duma in Crimea. This was her commentary on the statement of the press secretary of the Turkish Foreign Ministry Tanju Bilgic, published on the official portal of the department.

"He is clearly in love with me!" (c) (Zakhrova) Turkey is in love with Russia like Little Red Riding Hood is with a wolf. In this intimate part of the novel, it would be necessary to change partners in tango - Zakharov to Venezuela to weave a rigging hemp, and Biglich to Belarus for a tractor. Or vice versa.

[Overlock]

Quote: Runoway

You need to start with yourself, or they are a separate state in our country

It is a separate state! Under the guise of their business interests, they ignore the state and Putin does not order them

[lis-ik]

Quote: Overlock

Putin they do not decree

Did Putin say something about this? This is one team.

[Overlock]

Quote: lis-ik

This is one team.

Exact clarification

[hagen]

Quote: Runoway

Banks, telecom operators, large network networks ... they are a separate state

They are all separate legal and commercial entities, some with government shares. They live on profits. Ie income from the sky does not pour in to them. From what they earn they pay taxes. And they earn by providing services to their clients, mostly citizens of our country. Also on the services provided to citizens and legal entities of the countries in which their branches are located. Sberbank has branches practically in the main countries of Europe and Asia, where our citizens like to travel for one reason or another. It is very convenient to be serviced at Sberbank if you are its client. The same convenience accompanies you when visiting countries where he is present on the financial market. European market - population of about 500 million people. If we neglect the EU sanctions and open Sberbank branches in Crimea, then the European daughters can be deleted within a week, because we can only work in Europe according to their rules. For Crimea, the state has established a separate bank RNKB, which provides all types of banking services. The question is, why ... figs go head-on without a chance of winning, if you can get around without losses? Let me remind you that Sberbank is a commercial "shop", but 50% + 1 from the state. What task can the Sberbank solve in Crimea that the RNKB cannot solve? Is Crimea really infringed upon in the system of organizing financial flows? No, not prejudiced. Yes, it's not entirely pleasant ... But can it still be more useful for the state to make money where it is possible? It is from this money (among other incomes, and not from the printing press) that it exists, feeds the budgetary sphere and subsidizes the Pension Fund of Russia ...

[Achilles]

Quote: Hagen

They are all separate legal and commercial entities, some with government shares. They live on profits. Ie income from the sky does not pour in to them. From what they earn they pay taxes. And they earn by providing services to their clients, mostly citizens of our country. Also on the services provided to citizens and legal entities of the countries in which their branches are located. Sberbank has branches practically in the main countries of Europe and Asia, where our citizens like to travel for one reason or another. It is very convenient to be serviced at Sberbank if you are its client. The same convenience accompanies you when visiting countries where he is present on the financial market. European market - population of about 500 million people. If we neglect the EU sanctions and open Sberbank branches in Crimea, then the European daughters can be deleted within a week, because we can only work in Europe according to their rules. For Crimea, the state has established a separate bank RNKB, which provides all types of banking services. The question is, why ... figs go head-on without a chance of winning, if you can get around without losses? Let me remind you that Sberbank is a commercial "shop", but 50% + 1 from the state. What task can the Sberbank solve in Crimea that the RNKB cannot solve? Is Crimea really infringed upon in the system of organizing financial flows? No, not prejudiced. Yes, it's not entirely pleasant ... But can it still be more useful for the state to make money where it is possible? It is from this money (among other incomes, and not from the printing press) that it exists, feeds the budgetary sphere and subsidizes the Pension Fund of Russia ...

I, too, in a similar commentary (about Crimea and the absence of our leading firms there) tried to explain to people that if our leading firms enter there, then these firms and not only, I will lose much more and why go headlong if it is possible to create and create shell companies and also work, but all the same, the interlocutors persistently say that this is anti-people and stuff like that, even one of them called me my reflections of a corrupt woman. These are simply not distant people who do not see the real state of affairs.

[Agent cooper]

Yes, today you bargained with sovereignty and tomorrow with other national interests.

State sovereignty over the territories should not be questioned by the state itself for a couple of pieces of silver!

[alch3mist]

Hagen (Hagen) Today, 17:45
They are all separate legal and commercial entities, some with government shares. They live on profits. Ie income from the sky does not pour in to them. From what they earn they pay taxes.

Taxes are paid on profits. And all the profits are devoured by "defective managers", paying themselves salaries and bonuses.

[alystan]

Ie income from the sky does not pour in to them.

From your and my pocket straight into their splayed palms, the poor are tired of catching manna from heaven, overworked ah how?
What is the position of some citizens to defend bloodsuckers? Maybe one field is a berry too?

[hagen]

Quote: alystan

What is the position of some citizens to defend bloodsuckers?

Quote: alch3mist

Taxes are paid on profits. And all the profits are devoured by "defective managers", paying themselves salaries and bonuses.

You probably only attribute to yourself the highest efficiency in work, decency, honesty and all other positive qualities? Isn't it hard to bear the burden for everyone? If you don't notice, then life goes on around you, the state does not plan to declare bankruptcy, the number of cars per capita is increasing, and in a rather expensive price segment, apartments are being built in each city, which are then bought by the population. Don't you think that managers are not defective, but your view of them? Of course, not all of them are geniuses of economics and management, but they are not fiends either. They are the same people as you are - no better, but no worse, at least ... Just the indiscriminate belittling of the dignity of an entire population group without sufficient good reason speaks of the absence of critical thinking, honesty and decency in the "appraiser".

[aybolyt678]

Quote: Hagen

It is precisely the indiscriminate belittling of the dignity of an entire population group without sufficient good reason that speaks of the lack of critical thinking, honesty and decency.

You know that Russia is breaking world records for gas supplies to Europe, and gas itself is breaking records .... And how many universities have been built? How many new industries are ready to introduce the latest achievements of science and technology? Is there at least one strategically important breakthrough in science, or a calculated direction of economic development for at least 30 years ahead? It is wrong to include gas and oil in the GDP list; it is correct to count raw materials separately separately from technologically complex goods. It is the lack of a distinct development perspective that outrages people. I like sports complexes, houses of Culture, even the roads appeared before the elections are quite good ... But I don't see any prospects, there are no astronauts among the children, only Tiktokers

[aybolyt678]

Quote: Hagen

? Of course, not all of them are geniuses of economics and management, but they are not fiends either.

the self-isolation of the elderly, the lack of hyperimmune serum from the coronavirus, and the violation of social convention are also outraged.

[Runoway]

Also on the services provided to citizens and legal entities of the countries in which their branches are located. Sberbank has branches in almost all major European countries

I would like to answer these super services with this (in our banks, in general, everything is great, from loans to escrow accounts, they earn as much as they can on the people, first of all)

The question is, why ... figs go head-on

Well, this is similar to how the head of Lukoil, due to the increase in gasoline prices in Europe, increases prices on the domestic market, they say a deficit is formed, I do not want to lose money, as it is not at all like in all oil-producing countries, so is metal and wood that over the hill, that at home to buy prices relative to the world.

You can argue for a long time about business and benefits in our mysterious country, but only is Crimea ours or not at all?
Why did some people risk their lives and risk, while others have business and interests, so everyone should "fight" for their native lands for their native people.
Otherwise, it turns out that there is no single recognition in your country, but we demand it from other countries.

[Petro_tut]

Why did some people risk their lives and risk, while others have business and interests,

New realities of modern Russia

[Petro_tut]

Banks, telecom operators, large network networks, what is it? You need to start with yourself, or they are a separate state in our country

In fact, yes: most of the shareholders are foreigners, besides this, everyone works on foreign equipment and foreign software, at one time the Americans imposed sanctions against ZTE and Huawei, now these companies are lagging somewhere in the tail, there are no people willing to join them

[not main]

Quote: Runoway

Banks, telecom operators, large network networks, what is it? You need to start with yourself, or they are a separate state in our country

Do you doubt it? Separate from the state, of course! When it is profitable, then we are with the state, but otherwise "what for us?"

[Sling cutter]

Quote: Hagen

China, too, is in no hurry to recognize Crimea as Russian, let's suggest not to trade with them either. I'm not talking about Belarus ...

Funny twist
I remember someone from a high rostrum declared that the Turks would not get off with just tomatoes for a downed plane.
So what? Well, except for trifles, like treating ice cream at the storekeeper's office, laying a southern stream, building a nuclear power plant for the money of Russian taxpayers, in general, that's nothing.
Well, and one more "trifle" that the Turks are already in Transcaucasia.
Well, it's obvious that this is hpp!

[Seryoga64]

Quote: Stroporez

So what?

But Erdogash was the first to take a bow in VVP. So there was Something more essential than tomatoes. Not everything was told

construction of a nuclear power plant for the grandmother of Russian taxpayers

Only now more than 50% of the shares belong to the Russian Federation. And for beautiful eyes, no one builds a nuclear power plant there

Well, and one more "trifle" that the Turks are already in Transcaucasia.

We invited them there? Or someone else?

[Sling cutter]

Quote: Seryoga64

We invited them there? Or someone else?

Are you able to perceive what is happening?
Let me remind you that Azerbaijan is a former fraternal union republic and borders it directly with the Russian Federation, and Turkey is a NATO member, whose troops are now on the territory of the former USSR. I hope you don't need to continue?

[Seryoga64]

Quote: Stroporez

Let me remind you that Azerbaijan is a former fraternal union republic

Here you answered. Former fraternal

and Turkey is a member of NATO, whose troops are now on the territory of the former USSR. H

So NATO is in charge in the suburbs.
Tell me, how could we prevent the entry of NATO troops into Azerbaijan?

[Sling cutter]

Quote: Seryoga64

So NATO is in charge in the suburbs.
Tell me, how could we prevent the entry of NATO troops into Azerbaijan?

It is better for you to turn to the great, even the greatest foreign politicians of the Russian Federation, how could they admit that in the zone of interests and in the sphere of its influence, Nata rule.

[Bat]

Quote: Stroporez

It is better for you to turn to the great, even the greatest foreign politicians of the Russian Federation, how could they admit that in the zone of interests and in the sphere of its influence, Nata rule.

and what is there to think. Azerbaijan was against the collapse of the USSR, but at the same time in the 90th they staged a black January on the streets of Baku (Soviet army) And Armenia was FOR the collapse of the union, but at the same time they helped them to dismember this fraternal country.

Further, instead of punishing the aggressor, the new authorities, represented by Yeltsin, began to support the separatists of Armenians. What would you do on the site of the Azerbaijani authorities? And Azerbaijan, represented by Turkey, found support not only in words but also in actions. And the Russian authorities are still burning their flag, but they are for the Armenians, their TV, schools are closed, they insult with posters, and the Russian authorities are for the Armenians. An Armenian is building an election campaign against Russia, he is elected TWICE, and Russia is again for Armenians, although Azerbaijan is the complete opposite of Armenia.

There is only one conclusion. The Kremlin authorities did everything they could for NATO to appear in Azerbaijan.

[Sling cutter]

Quote: Yarasa

There is only one conclusion. The Kremlin authorities did everything they could for NATO to appear in Azerbaijan.

That's right, exactly the same as on the outskirts, but this is a different story.
But to turn the fraternal republic into an ardent enemy in 10 years is something that must be contrived !!!

[Bat]

Quote: Stroporez

That's right, exactly the same as on the outskirts, but this is a different story.
But to turn the fraternal republic into an ardent enemy in 10 years is something that must be contrived !!!

I myself am an Azerbaijani from Baku. I do not consider the Russians as enemies and did not consider them. I watch movies only in Russian, I speak Russian, I watch TV in Russian, my sister's friends are Russians, I often buy food from Russians, especially from the village of Ivanovka in Azerbaijan, my country buys weapons worth billions from Russia, like Armenia is not opposed to Russia, flags we don’t burn it, we don’t go out with posters, and so on and so on. 3 brothers of only my grandmother died in the Great Patriotic War near Leningrad, and to be honest, seeing after all this how Russia is saving the Armenian side, we honestly are very offended.

If the Armenians were right, if they themselves recognized Karabakh, if they were at least somehow right, I would be silent, I would say Russia for justice, for honesty, but no, they are not right! And we are very offended for this. Look, I’m writing, soon they’ll minus me in full. You will soon see a real relationship with us even here.

[Sling cutter]

Quote: Yarasa

I myself am an Azerbaijani from Baku.

Honestly, you didn't have to expel half-breeds from Baku in the early 90s, but the facts are there. I have two acquaintances Heydar and Azik with Russian wives fled from Baku, they explain it by the fact of Russian wives. They go to their homeland.
The second point is that Turkish interests in the Russian Federation are lobbied through one rich Azerbaijanian who has friendship with very high-ranking officials of the Russian Federation, the Armenian diaspora lobbies its own interests at its own pace and also at a very high level.

[Bat]

Quote: Stroporez

Honestly, you didn't have to expel half-breeds from Baku in the early 90s, but the facts are there.

About 150.000 Armenians now live in Azerbaijan. I studied at a Russian school and finished school at 97 and I had purebred Russian guys in my class, not half-breeds. My sister is friends with her friends Luda and Lyuba, their brother, a submariner, lives in St. Petersburg now. Who says they were driving it noodles. They left not because they were kicked out, but because they went for good earnings and were kicked out not from us, but from Armenia.
Nooooooooooooo, we have one moment when our guys wanted to marry a Russian girl, their mothers were against it. There is and it was. Traditionally, it is customary for us to receive blessings from our parents and we try, we TRY not to break traditions. Yes, there were such marriages))))))) but so that they leave or were expelled from the country, these are noodles. Believe me. Our mothers love flattery in the life of their son)))) they love to find a girl for their sons and this is not in the 90s, but a long time ago. But despite this there is someone to marry and there are many of them. And even it's not just the Russians, it's JUST A MOTHER AGAINST IF THE SON FOUND A BRIDE))))

Quote: Stroporez

The second point is that Turkish interests in the Russian Federation are lobbied through one rich Azerbaijani who has friendship with very high-ranking officials of the Russian Federation

in Russia there are quite a few billionaires who can be said to be friends with the Kremlin gentlemen. These are 5 people and there are 6 closest to Putin, they studied together. The name of Ilgam is also far from the Armenian lobby, it is just that religious and national facts play more here. Turkic facts and Islam.

but this 6 people are more than enough against the Armenian lobby.

[Bat]

Quote: Stroporez

the Armenian diaspora lobbies its interests

This guy alone is more than enough to darken the Armenian lobby. Ilham Rahimov. Classmate of Putin. And above is the photo
and here's another, Nisanov, these two are more than enough.

[Sling cutter]

Quote: Yarasa

This guy alone is more than enough to darken the Armenian lobby. Ilham Rahimov.

Good info! Thank you

[Seryoga64]

Quote: Stroporez

that in the zone of interests and in the sphere of its influence, Nata rule.

Yes, we have never had any influence in Azerbaijan
They are at home in the Tribaltic too. They were also "friendly"

[Overlock]

Quote: Seryoga64

But Erdogash was the first to take a bow in VVP.

Well, I ran and got everything I needed to celebrate

Quote: Seryoga64

Only now more than 50% of the shares belong to the Russian Federation. And for beautiful eyes, no one builds a nuclear power plant there

$ 22 billion is the total volume of Russian investments in the construction project of the first Turkish nuclear power plant. 49% of the shares are owned by foreigners. Turkey has not undertaken to build power lines and substations for the selection of capacities, there is no data on guaranteed electricity supply, and Turkey has not invested a single lira in the construction of a nuclear power plant. And what is the benefit?

Quote: Seryoga64

We invited them there? Or someone else?

We were not asked. Turkey has not been in the Transcaucasus for 150 years and now it happened

[hagen]

Quote: Stroporez

So what? Well, except for trifles, like treating ice cream at the storekeeper's office, laying a southern stream, building a nuclear power plant for the money of Russian taxpayers, in general, that's nothing.

Do you remember how many planes were shot down to us by that Germany, for the pipes to which we are stubbornly fighting today? In addition, the Turkish stream already brings us a profit today, and the nuclear power plant in the future also promises to make a profit in favor of you, among others. In general, complex problems cannot be solved in simple ways. To me, as an uninitiated person in all the subtleties and volumes of relations between Russia and Turkey, it seems doubtful to any proposal made here. Because there are no specialists in these relations here. And to shine with your stupidity and primitivism is not a great pleasure. By the way, the organization of the NPP construction in Turkey is quite unique, i.e. never before has been used by Russia (Rosatom) on similar projects. It is more expensive to discuss it in general (if, of course, you value your reputation). Just one thing is enough - Rosatom took a state loan for this construction, and it will also return it, from its own profit.

[Sling cutter]

Quote: Hagen

To me, as an uninitiated person in all the subtleties and volumes of relations between Russia and Turkey, it seems doubtful to any proposal made here. Because there are no specialists in these relations here.

I repeat, there are facts, Turks are in Azerbaijan, and Bayraktars are in Ukraine!
Well? Are these the interests of Russia?

[hagen]

Quote: Stroporez

there are facts, the Turks are in Azerbaijan, and the Bayraktars are in the Ukraine!

There are many more places and topics in which our views diverge. And there are those places where we decide something together with them and we have something positive. You have forgotten millions of our tourists near Antalya. And so with all countries. Even with Ukraine, not for the night mentioned. Everywhere we have to manage to maintain a relationship, if we are not going to set the whole world on fire tomorrow. But this will not work by the method of a cavalry swoop with a bald saber. For this there is the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, with their rather large staff and salaries, there is, in the end, the President, who is more than all of us here put together in the discussed topic. We must trust them. All the same, we can't think of a better one, because we don't have the information that he has. It is better for him to know when and by what thread to pull both Turkey and all our other "partners" ... And for the release of "steam" for the population, the evening of questions and answers was invented. While working ...

[alystan]

That Russia, that Turkey or Belarus - all play a designated role in one big and so far incomprehensible game to us. What the chief guarantee and sleepy Joe agreed on in Geneva seemed to have received confirmation after the elections, which were copied almost one-on-one with the American presidential elections, with only one difference - they voted there by mail, and here they voted remotely or with absentee ballots. The dead voted for Joe, and similar cases surfaced here too. It turns out that in Geneva they agreed not to interfere with each other, and maybe help ?!
How do you know? We are apparently still waiting for wonderful discoveries on this topic ...

[parma]

Quote: Hagen

Quote: paul3390

And - we'll put a couple more air defense regiments and one more nuclear power plant on credit ..

China, too, is in no hurry to recognize Crimea as Russian, let's propose not to trade with them either. I am silent about Belarus ...

Russia also does not fully recognize Crimea as Russian, starting from the recognition of the agreement on the state border of 2003 (in Appendix 1 map, where the Crimea is Ukrainian) as valid and ending with the refusal of large Russian companies to work in Crimea directly ...

[Overlock]

Quote: Hagen

I am silent about Belarus ...

Why then? You can remember how in 1995 Lukashenka sold the S-300 to America, and Kazakhstan helped with the missing components

[Nyrobsky]

Quote: Hagen

Quote: paul3390

And - we'll put a couple more air defense regiments and one more nuclear power plant on credit ..

China, too, is in no hurry to recognize Crimea as Russian, let's propose not to trade with them either. I am silent about Belarus ...

Probably because China recognizes elections not by fragments, but by Russia. As for Turkey, then

It has not yet been reported on what kind of practical response to Ankara from the Russian Foreign Ministry might be.

here, through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, it is possible to officially demand from Turkey to present other interstate documents confirming the change in the status of Crimea, since the status of its belonging to Russia was defined in the Kucuk-Kaynardzhi Russian-Turkish peace treaty back in 1774 and has not changed since then, and therefore, Ankara has no legal grounds to stick with its horns. And our members of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs should not be ashamed of hitting the sly face of those who interpret history as they please with historical documents. The Baltic states, whether someone likes it or not, is also our land, for which Peter was the first to pay with silver.

[starpom]

Quote: paul3390

and one more nuclear power plant on credit.

The nuclear power plant is generally ours, it's bad that it's on a foreign territory

[Uran53]

On Turkish territory, with Turkish personnel? Are you serious?

[mitroha]

Until the loan is paid off, it is completely ours. Then we are in the share of EE.

[Uran53]

Who prevents the sultan from nationalizing it after it was launched? And you can always find a reason

[mitroha]

Perhaps the letters of the contract, or perhaps nothing. But guessing is a thankless task, as well as predicting. Everyone should mind their own business.
My and your words are nothing, but the contract already exists with strictly defined conditions

[Seryoga64]

Quote: Mitroha

Then we are in the share of EE

More than 50% of our shares

[Overlock]

Quote: Seryoga64

More than 50% of our shares

51%. And where is 49%? Here Sberbank is also 51% ours, and the remaining 49% say and do that it is not ours

[starpom]

Quote: Uran53

Are you serious?

On May 2, 2010, the Governments of the Russian Federation and the Republic of Turkey signed a Cooperation Agreement providing for the construction of the Akkuyu nuclear power plant on the southern coast of Turkey in the Mersin province, consisting of four power units with VVER-1200 reactors with a total capacity of 4800 MW.
Under the terms of the Agreement, December 13, 2010 The Russian side has established a project company on the territory of the Republic of Turkey - Joint Stock Company "AKKUYU NUCLEAR" (AKKUYU NÜKLEER ANONİM ŞİRKETİ).
The Akkuyu NPP construction project in Turkey is the first NPP project in the world implemented according to the BOO model (Build - Own - Operate = Build - Own - Operate). As part of a long-term contract, the company assumes responsibility for the design, construction, maintenance, operation and decommissioning of the plant.
The share of ROSATOM in the project is 99,2%. The total cost of the project is estimated at $ 20 billion.

[Uran53]

I have outlined a hypothetical situation, but quite likely. But judge for yourself: you are thinking like a law-abiding citizen who abides by agreements. And where is the guarantee that your partner will also respect the letter of the law. The sultan, as for me, is a greedy person, and he is simply unaccustomed to give money away.

[Overlock]

Quote: starpom

The nuclear power plant is generally ours, it's bad that it's on a foreign territory

Not all, but 51% and on foreign soil. Is it ours?

[knn54]

EXPECTED reaction of the country, which still believes that Crimea should belong EXACTLY to the "neoosmans".
Therefore, INITIALLY, Turkey did not recognize the union of the Crimea with Russia.

[URAL72]

Country (2013-2018) Share
1 China $499.5 billion 12.9%
2 Germany $340.8 billion 8.8%
3 Netherlands $312 billion 8%
4 Italy $202.4 billion 5.2%
5 Belarus $180.5 billion 4.6%
6 Türkiye $150.8 billion 3.9%
7 US $145.4 billion 3.7%
8 Japan $140.5 billion 3.6%
9 South Korea $129.6 billion 3.3%
10 Ukraine $120.3 billion 3.1%
11 Poland $115.9 billion 3%
12 Kazakhstan $109.9 billion 2.8%
13 France $97.5 billion 2.5%
14 England $91.8 billion 2.4%
15 Finland $80.5 billion 2.1%
16 Belgium $62.4 billion 1.6%
17 India $55.3 billion 1.4%
18 Czech Republic $48.8 billion 1.3%
19 Latvia $47.9 billion 1.2%
20 Switzerland $41.6 billion 1.1%
... ... ... ...
Worldwide: $ 3886.2 billion 100%

These are the figures for the trade turnover of the Russian Federation. Turkey is in 6th place. The figures are growing every year. Exports to Turkey are much larger than imports from there. A very profitable trading partner. Here you cannot chop off the shoulder. Only a narrow-minded person can jeopardize thousands of exporting enterprises and tens of thousands of their subcontractors. How many jobs are these? How many years does it take to reorient them? For aluminum, for example, Turkey is the most important importer. Replacing it is simply not possible. So let's not panic, their recognition of the Crimea to our ass.

[tralflot1832]

And we, in return, do not recognize Kosovo and are trading in all things, and everybody to the front!

[BABAY22]

Is Latvia in the top 20?
And why are we buying that from them? Sprats or something .... almost $ 50 billion. If you take $ 1 per can, you get 50 billion cans.
But....
By the way, what kind of country is England?

[mitroha]

Quote: BABAY22

Is Latvia in the top 20?
And why are we buying that from them? Sprats or something .... almost $ 50 billion. If you take $ 1 per can, you get 50 billion cans.
But....
By the way, what kind of country is England?

This is a turnover. There may be 90% of our exports, and 10% of them

[Andobor]

Quote: Mitroha

This is a turnover. There may be 90% of our exports, and 10% of them

The entire annual GDP of Latvia is 34 billion, - the table is fake.

[mitroha]

So the table for 6 years is obtained, but there I have not checked

[Andobor]

Quote: BABAY22

Sprats or something ... almost $ 50 billion.

The table is fake, the entire annual GDP of Latvia is 34 billion.

[Andobor]

Quote: URAL72

Worldwide: $ 3886.2 billion 100%

Where do these pictures come from? it's like a five-year plan, in Russia the entire GDP for 2019 is $ 1702 billion, and in Belarus it is three times less than trade with Russia.

[bayard]

Quote: Andobor

Where do these pictures come from? is that a five-year plan,

Exactly a five-year plan is -

Quote: URAL72

Country (2013-2018) Share

And these are the amounts of mutual trade.

[paul3390]

After all, what a thing, if you measure everything solely for the loot - after a very short time, they will sit on your neck! And this is already happening, remember how many dirty tricks we let them get away with? And what will happen next with such thickness? No matter how expensive it costs. Nobody likes or respects Slyuntaev, especially in the East.

[Uran53]

BABLO ABOVE ALL!

[Ross xnumx]

Quote: URAL72

These are the figures for the trade turnover of the Russian Federation.

You would make a reservation that this is a turnover for 6 years and from nowhere ...
There is such a site: https://russian-trade.com
1. In 2020, trade between Russia and China amounted to USD 103, a decrease of 969% (USD 180) compared to 953.
2. In 2020, trade between Russia and Germany amounted to USD 41, a decrease of 949% (USD 821) compared to 313.
As for Latvia:
19. In 2020, trade between Russia and Latvia amounted to USD 3, a decrease of 682% (USD 760) compared to 366.

Quote: BABAY22

Is Latvia in the top 20?
And why are we buying that from them? Sprats or something .... almost $ 50 billion. If you take $ 1 per can, you get 50 billion cans.

Not at all:

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Machinery, equipment and vehicles (TN VED codes 84-90) - 43,83% of the total volume of Russian imports from Latvia (in 2019 - 37,68%);
Chemical industry products (TN VED codes 28-40) - 23,52% of the total volume of Russian imports from Latvia (in 2019 - 30,36%);
Wood and pulp and paper products (TN VED codes 44-49) - 8,78% of the total volume of Russian imports from Latvia (in 2019 - 7,71%);
Food products and agricultural raw materials (TN VED codes 01-24) - 7,25% of the total volume of Russian imports from Latvia (in 2019 - 8,62%);
Metals and metal products (HS codes 72-83) - 6,63% of the total volume of Russian imports from Latvia (in 2019 - 5,22%);
Textiles and footwear (TN VED codes 50-67) - 4,54% of the total volume of Russian imports from Latvia (in 2019 - 5,34%);
Precious metals and stones (TN VED code 71) - 2,12% of the total volume of Russian imports from Latvia (in 2019 - 2,11%).

[ja-ja-vw]

Quote: URAL72

These are the figures for the trade turnover of the Russian Federation. Turkey is in 6th place.

Where do you get such numbers?
Results of foreign trade with major countries
The results of foreign trade with the main countries for <select a year> (billion dollars)

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https://customs.gov.ru/folder/511

Turkey stable 15 (last of the "main" countries)

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Quote: URAL72

For aluminum, for example, Turkey is the most important importer. It is simply not possible to replace it.

Turkey

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vs the whole world

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less than 10 parts.

[210ox]

And in fact. What does the Foreign Ministry threaten with, a bat shaped like a newspaper?

[ohka_new]

We angrily bang the pen on the table.

[Polite Moose]

Quote: paul3390

Nothing - then we will understand and forgive.

Paul!
Turkey is the second year of the beach season without our tourists. The trouble. All lovers of Turetchina went to Crimea. Probably it is a shame to Erdogan. Here and hooks faces.
In general, is it warm or cold for us from his recognition of our elections? He is not our brother or matchmaker. I didn’t admit it - well, h ... well. Gas as bought - and will buy.
PS He is also not in a position to quarrel with p-themselves. And to stick your sting in the Crimea, too, to see plans for the future are available. Therefore, it does not recognize our jurisdiction over it.

[Overlock]

Quote: Polite Elk

Turkey is the second year of the beach season without our tourists. The trouble. All lovers of Turetchina went to Crimea

Not certainly in that way. When Turkey was discovered, Crimea lost many. Nobody wants to endure stupid service or its absence for crazy money

[Polite Moose]

Quote: Overlock

When Turkey was discovered, Crimea lost many.

That is why they limit our tourist's ability to choose a place of rest. Either a fungus in the sand, or a coronavirus, or an air link.

Quote: Overlock

Nobody wants to endure stupid service or its absence for crazy money

In the absence of stamped paper, we are forced to write on plain paper.

[ximkim]

Or put on write-off

[sustav75]

And new mosques will be built in central Russia! Hail Erdogash! Russia is kind ...

[Thompson]

As always ... nothing personal, business
To nausea

[svp67]

Quote: Sasha from Uralmash

Let's live without plastic tomatoes again!

But why. I remember Turkey is trying what to do there in Cyprus, but isn't it time for us to support the Greeks in Cyprus?

Russian Foreign Ministry: We will not disregard Ankara's non-recognition of the elections to the State Duma in Crimea

And how do they recognize him, if most of the Crimean Tatars live in Turkey. What do you think, in their opinion, whose Crimea?

[prior]

Since there are many Crimean Tatars in Turkey, a referendum must be urgently held in these regions and annexed to Crimea.

[Sergey1964]

Quote: prior

in these areas it is urgent to hold a referendum and annex to the Crimea.

Well, lead and connect, what are the problems? So today we decided that we urgently need to analyze the symbiotic microbiota of breeding soybean crops in the Uchkhoz (Krasnoyarsk Territory, Sukhobuzimsky District, Borsk settlement), and have already prepared nutrient media, and tomorrow we will sow. So I expect the same efficiency from you - spend urgently and urgently connect, time is running out.

[faiver]

have already prepared culture media

- Is that what they call vodka now?

[Sergey1964]

Quote: faiver

- Is that what they call vodka now?

You offend! During Gorbachev's dry law and in the early 90s, all self-respecting laboratories (well, ours included) were not driving vodka, but natural Armenian brandy. As a raw material - molasses (waste of sugar production, fabulously cheap), then - fermentation (all according to science, mu-maximum, Ks, inhibition constant, difura, optimization, and so on, in general - the maximum alcohol yield with minimum substrate consumption). Double distillation (fortunately, the teams included both tough chemists and tough engineers). Then - tint-flavoring (also using all the knowledge that Soviet education unfortunately provided us with) and labeling. It turned out - in! The people stood in line.

By the way, I almost did not participate in this sabbath. My work was reduced to the selection of yeast strains and to the provision of the microbial-biotechnological part. And the transformation of the mash into the final product (as well as the implementation of the product) was provided by completely different people. So my conscience is clear (well, or almost clear).

[faiver]

I have always said that Soviet people can do anything

[Sergey1964]

Quote: faiver

I have always said that Soviet people can do anything

Your groundless accusations are strange to me ((c), Pasha Emilievich, 12 chairs).

I say, I did not participate in this illegal coven. Well, there, yeast strains, process optimization ... Distillation, flavoring, labeling and product sales were provided by completely different specialists. Moreover, I officially I didn't even know why I was picking strains and doing fermentation. I am now officially I don't know, to be honest ... Well, something like that was done by microbial-biotechnological ... Well, from time to time I found money in an envelope on the autoclave lid ... I think that this money was given by the autoclave, or the Martians planted it.

[Polite Moose]

Quote: Sergey1964

I say, I did not participate in this illegal coven.

Judging by your cautious words, it seems that the rest of the team did not finish their engineering and chemical activities during Prohibition quite as they would like. Or rather, not at all. And although you escaped punishment, just in case, you still adhere to the chosen version of the defense.

[Sergey1964]

Quote: Polite Elk

it seems that the rest of the team did not finish their engineering and chemical activities during Prohibition quite the way they would like.

Yes, in general, we finished badly. Someone in the USA by specialty, someone in Germany (also by specialty), one is generally the financial director of a large Krasnoyarsk enterprise ... One comrade, however, died. At first everything was fine, a biotechnologist at Polyus (a gold mining company, it seems, is the largest in the Russian Federation, and as if the first in the Russian Federation established microbial leaching - I helped them a little too), an enviable salary ... And then suddenly - a stomach ulcer, and that's it ... It still hurts to remember.
Friends leave somehow by accident,
Friends go into the past, like hush.
And we laugh with new friends
And we remember the old ones at night,
And we remember the old ones at night.

Quote: Polite Elk

And you, although you escaped punishment

My conscience punishes me. She says all the time - But if you did not participate in the production of the Krasnoyarsk-Armenian brandy, you see, the USSR would not collapse ...

But I have an excuse. I was young and stupid, and it all looked something like this. The dialogue is conditional, but close to the realities of that time.
- Hi!
- Hi!
- You're from the biofacies?
- Well.
- What department?
- What do you care? Well, microbiology and plant physiology.
- Microbiologist?
- What do you care? Well, a microbiologist, so what?
- Do you want money?
- Want.
- You will drive the mash.
- And who will overtake?
- Do you know this (followed by a nickname or full name)?
- I know.
- He will provide.
- Understood. And they won't jail us?
- Do you know this (followed by the nickname or full name of a law school graduate of the same Alma Mater)?
- Which Komsomol organizer do the lawyers have? I know. Together they drank vodka on (memory of the event at which they drank vodka).
- He will provide.
Ah, got it. Agree. When to start and how much to start (technical details follow).

[Sergey1964]

PS

Quote: Polite Elk

during prohibition

Surprisingly, no one was imprisoned. Apparently, the law faculty of the Krasnoyarsk State University really produced good specialists. And my restraint and unwillingness to name addresses-passwords-turnout is explained by the fact that I originate from Tomsk-7. All the inhabitants of Tomsk-7 of my generation were imprinted right in the subcortex - the Enemy is eavesdropping! The chatterbox is a godsend for a spy!
In general, something like a professional deformation. I have nothing to do with the professional activities of Tomsk-7, and in general I was small and stupid at that time. But the late father had a direct relationship, and the cult of secrecy was maintained in the family. I even started using the word "Tomsk-7" only in the 90s. Prior to that, the questions "Where was you born?" answered "In Tomsk". In our family, even the word "Box" (the slang name for Tomsk-7) was banned.

[Polite Moose]

Quote: Sergey1964

I have nothing to do with the professional activities of Tomsk-7

I, too, have nothing to do with Tomsk-7, but for 4 years in a row I have been making homemade wine on a scale of 300-500 liters, using the achievements of microbiology (CKD), unfortunately, of French origin (Lalvin-1116) .For this, all microbiologists from me respect and respect!

[Sergey1964]

Quote: Polite Elk

unfortunately of French origin (Lalvin-1116)

Why "Unfortunately"? If the strain works regularly and gives the declared characteristics of the product, then it is good. The market for strains is not very crowded, so every industrial strain is a serious challenge for a whole bunch of young biotechnologists. ))

[Polite Moose]

Quote: Sergey1964

Why "Unfortunately"?

Because it's French, not ours. Ours would have cost an order of magnitude cheaper. There are strains of Belarusian origin on the market, but this is a complete G. (with a capital G). And the Frenchman, whom I liked (Lalvin-1116), despite the fact that it is universal, works just perfect. It's a shame for the state.

[Sergey1964]

Quote: Polite Elk

Because French, not ours. Ours would have cost an order of magnitude cheaper.

Ours cost two orders of magnitude cheaper. Almost free molasses (sugar production was even ready to pay extra to take the waste), plus - vanillin, plus - a pharmacy tincture of oak bark, plus - knowledge of microbiology, biotechnology, (bio) chemistry, plus aerospace-level engineers. And everyone (from microbiologists to aerospace engineers) is young and hot ...

[Sergey1964]

PS
Well, we must not forget about no less young and ardent lawyers from the law faculty of the same Krasnoyarsk State University. Explosive mixture. A young, well-trained, ambitious and talented team of like-minded people who are eager to apply their knowledge for the purpose of personal enrichment ... Such a team can move mountains.

[Sergey1964]

PS

Quote: faiver

Soviet people can do anything

By the way, our Armenian brandy made in Krasnoyarsk (to which I, as you understand, had nothing to do, but just happened to pass by) was really better than the expensive chacha that is now sold in Krasnoyarsk under the guise of Armenian brandy. The only time I tried an analogue of products that we (of course, without my participation) produced in about two thousand tenths. The stolen Armenian brandy was brought to the neighbors directly from the factory - this is really a thing. Even better than we did.

[Sergey1964]

PS
By the way, we are not to blame for all this microbiological and biotechnological bacchanalia. Invited lecturers from local academic institutions (Institute of Physics, Institute of Biophysics and Institute of Chemistry), as well as full-time teachers of Krasnoyarsk State University are to blame. Especially one professor is to blame (unfortunately, the deceased - but we will all be there). Under the guise of a special course "technical microbiology" he read to us something like "technology of fermentation plants". Moreover, he read so well that there was always a full house in his classes, even from other streams people bursting.

[Andobor]

Quote: prior

in these areas it is urgent to hold a referendum and annex to the Crimea.

Yes, the referendum only needs to be prepared, it's too early.

[Xnumx vis]

Quote: prior

Since there are many Crimean Tatars in Turkey, a referendum must be urgently held in these regions and annexed to Crimea.

It seems to me easier to evict the Kyrym Tatars from the Crimea to the Turks! Let's reunite the people so to speak. And the Turkot will immediately think about it ..

[Overlock]

Quote: 30 vis

It seems to me easier to evict the Kyrym Tatars from the Crimea to the Turks!

As if you are drinking, you are talking crap. 282 CC crying for you

[Xnumx vis]

Quote: Overlock

As if you are drinking, you are talking crap. 282 CC crying for you

Judge people by yourself. about plump. I don’t use it at all! And I advise you dear! And there is good grain about deportation. Joseph Vissarionovich Stalin did this easily, and no one accused him of alcoholism. Or blame? And they did not write the article .., But you understand here

[New Year day]

Quote: 30 vis

Joseph Vissarionovich Stalin did this easily, and no one accused him of alcoholism. Or blame? laughing And they didn't write the article .., but you understand here

Hard case! Have you compared yourself to Stalin ?!

[Xnumx vis]

Quote: Silvestr

Quote: 30 vis

Joseph Vissarionovich Stalin did this easily, and no one accused him of alcoholism. Or blame? laughing And they didn't write the article .., but you understand here

Hard case! Have you compared yourself to Stalin ?!

These are your fantasies! What kind of naughty you are ...

[Overlock]

Quote: 30 vis

I don’t use it at all!

Are you sick? Don't you drink Russian? Everything is good in moderation. If he doesn’t drink, then it’s encoded, or you don’t know the measure. Or maybe not Russian?

[Xnumx vis]

Quote: Overlock

Quote: 30 vis

I don’t use it at all!

Are you sick? Don't you drink Russian? Everything is good in moderation. If he doesn’t drink, then it’s encoded, or you don’t know the measure. Or maybe not Russian?

Are you drinking? Drink! Do not advise others how to live! Drink vodka and rejoice! And what about nationality ... And to you, what's the matter? Will you measure your skulls? Nazi? Or not smart?

[Overlock]

Quote: 30 vis

Drink vodka and rejoice

are sick, I sympathize

Quote: 30 vis

Will you measure your skulls? Nazi? Or not smart?

God forbid! I don't need your skull. Warm it up in the sun

[Xnumx vis]

What a similar answer I expected .. And therefore - Drink dear, drink! I don’t feel sorry for you! ... Like ? Yes, even smear vodka on bread.

[Overlock]

Quote: prior

Since there are many Crimean Tatars in Turkey, a referendum must be urgently held in these regions and annexed to Crimea.

You can try. I believe you know the answer.

[New Year day]

Quote: prior

Since there are many Crimean Tatars in Turkey, a referendum must be urgently held in these regions and annexed to Crimea.

When do we start? Hopefully polls were conducted among the Turks?

[Runoway]

And how do they recognize him, if most of the Crimean Tatars live in Turkey.

In Sochi, you can hear from the Armenians that this is their land, and the rest have come in large numbers here.
Another ten years "rehabilitation of the economy after the consequences of the pandemic with the help of migrants" © V.V.P. and it will be possible to hear that Russians have come in large numbers to Moscow

[Overlock]

Quote: Runoway

Another ten years "rehabilitation of the economy after the consequences of the pandemic with the help of migrants" © V.V.P. and it will be possible to hear that Russians have come in large numbers to Moscow

The first step has been taken - there are already signs in the metro in Uzbek and Tajik

[Finches]

You recognize the Kurds and you have nothing to chew on snot!

[URAL72]

Well, yes, we recognize the Kurds, and say goodbye to Iran and Iraq, spit in the face of Syria. And what? After all, we have a lot of friends, and to the Caspian ... we can drag Kuznetsov with a drag. The Russian fleet has done this more than once, the Swedes, for example, were deceived, offended ...

[Finches]

The East is a delicate matter, decisions in politics must be balanced, but it is unacceptable to constantly wipe away from such quirks of the new sultanate!

[Overlock]

Quote: Finches

but it is unacceptable to constantly wipe away from such quirks of the new sultanate!

Nevertheless, we wipe ourselves and we will wipe ourselves. Erdogan has Syria and our bases hostage. Whose is the Bosphorus and the Dardanelles? And after the construction of Bosphorus-2, Erdogan has complete freedom in general - at least NATO, at least not NATO

[Finches]

The Bosphorus and the Dardanelles, that's a lot, but it's not a panacea!

[Overlock]

Quote: Finches

The Bosphorus and the Dardanelles, that's a lot, but it's not a panacea!

It depends. Who is the boss is the commander. And you have nothing against Erdogan

[Finches]

I don’t, but Russia does!

[Overlock]

Quote: Finches

but Russia does!

Are you outside of Russia? And who is Russia?

[Finches]

But you wrote you do not - not Russia ... Although I have a lot of things in my garage!

[Tigerrr]

Where do the tyubiteiki go? Blather from behind a puddle

[fa2998]

We sold them S-400s to shoot down our plane, and gave them cheap gas. For this "disgrace" we will probably sell Su-57 or T-14

[tihonmarine]

Quote: Sasha from Uralmash

Let's live without plastic tomatoes again!

I think there are enough of my own, there are enough tomatoes in Russia.

[Simon]

Well, what to do, you have to eat your natural ones!

[ja-ja-vw]

Quote: Sasha from Uralmash

Let's live without plastic tomatoes again!

Russian Foreign Ministry: We will not disregard Ankara's non-recognition of the elections to the State Duma in Crimea

it means that ours will also sell the ZRS-500 again on credit, and they will build another nuclear power plant and put gas into every Turkish saklya. and all on credit.

[Seryoga64]

This Erdogash and ours and yours and sing and dance
He tries to lick everyone, but nevertheless he threshes his shock

[venik]

Quote: Seryoga64

This Erdogash and ours and yours and sing and dance
He tries to lick everyone, but nevertheless he threshes his shock

=======
For the Turks, in general, and for the "Suotan", in particular, the transition of Crimea under Russian jurisdiction - it was a "sharp knife" (in an obscene place) - after all, they are in the Crimea their views have had! And suddenly: On you - such a bummer!

[Seryoga64]

Quote: venik

And suddenly: On you - such a bummer!

Here is their toad and strangles

[Kot_Kuzya]

And Zakharova is still a beautiful woman ... The figurine is just great!

[Pilot]

,, Dak to whom and the mare's bride ,, (c) h.f. Twelve Chairs
What to take with a tomato, friend, if the citizens of the country are, to put it mildly, distrustful of the past elections.

[VORON538]

Fans of novodvorsky, farion and samantha power will hardly pass you on. These lovers of conchita wurst will get me too :)))

[Uran53]

One UKRUS is worth something!

[Overlock]

Quote: Kot_Kuzya

And Zakharova is still a beautiful woman

[The leader of the Redskins]

Try to look with the "naked" eye ...

[Sergey M. Karasev]

"Masha is good, it is a pity that it is not ours." Do not forget to twist the shutter, otherwise insomnia will torment you.

[BISMARCK94]

Turks are traded, visible to the naked eye

[Zaurbek]

You can get upset and care.

[SKVichyakow]

Yes, the authorities will not take any retaliatory measures. If only the statement of Zakharova, do not count as a retaliatory measure.

[rocket757]

Russian Foreign Ministry: We will not disregard Ankara's non-recognition of the elections to the State Duma in Crimea

... Yes, yes, let's take a closer look and ....

[Alexander 3]

Time is running out. In Crimea, life goes on as usual, roads are being built, people are making plans for the future and whether Crimea is recognized as Russian or not, by and large, the residents of Crimea don't care.

[rocket757]

Quote: Alexander 3

.In Crimea, life goes on as usual

So in the country everything goes on as usual and BOLSHINSVO CITIZENS do not care about who and what did not recognize there ...
In fact, you can put on everyone there and send ... whoever needs it, BUT MANY NEEDS, they will come here, they will cooperate, because they really need it.
Simple question ... Do you respect me? If not, then go ... loess and try not to get lost there.

[askort154]

What exactly should be a practical response to Ankara from the Russian Foreign Ministry has not yet been reported.

Just don’t - the Foreign Ministry regrets, or the Foreign Ministry is concerned. Let Rosgosnadzor give the answer - Onishchenko found
scolopendra in Turkish fruits and vegetables. Prohibit their delivery to Russia.

[Roma 1977]

But it is better to find any worms in Russian tourists and close their exit to Turkey. Too much Russian money began to float to Turkey. This would be understandable if Turkey was a bosom friend. And when she tries to be an active sexual partner, the benefits of close communication are questionable.

[Flooding]

Quote: Roma-1977

But it is better to find any worms in Russian tourists and close their exit to Turkey.

it would be very nice
but for some reason a Russian tourist cannot deny himself such a little

[Uran53]

Now you can already find out that the tourist season is coming to an end.

[rotmistr60]

we will not disregard

Today Peskov expressed regret and, of course, the hope that over time ... At the same time, he did not apply to note that Moscow and Ankara are "reliable" partners (?) In what is the reliability is not clear. The fact that we have sold the S-400 and are building a nuclear power plant? Is it that our tourists are bringing their dollars to Turkey? To be honest, the smearing of snot on the cheeks, on which they have just been whipped, is already beginning to jar. And now you wonder, was it worth it to warn Erdogan about the coup?

[Roma 1977]

It was worth warning, but not buying tomatoes.

[Uncle lee]

Quote: rotmistr60

"reliable" partners

By association by partners, only SEXY ...
Already got these: "our partners", in the mouths of those in power!

[Uran53]

Those in power make money together with the Turks. And with us as "partners"

[askort154]

rotmistr Today Peskov expressed regret and, of course, the hope that over time ... At the same time, he did not apply to note that Moscow and Ankara are "reliable" partners (?)

Peskov under Yeltsin was the first secretary of the Russian embassy in Turkey. And when Yeltsin was in 1999 at the OSCE summit in Turkey, he liked Peskov, how clearly he translated. Then Peskov was transferred to the Kremlin.
He is now the Kremlin's press secretary, but he never speaks live in front of the camera. As all press secretaries do. Always on the air on TV, they show his photo, and he mumbles, indistinctly, his text behind the scenes.
I noticed this a long time ago - it's funny and ashamed of the "chief" press secretary of the country.

[Tagan]

And what about Idlib? Lobotomy "oppositionists" and their sympathizers have not been carried out for a long time, you see.

[dimy44]

Such "elections" will soon be refused in our country.

[Andobor]

And in your Ukraine they were not recognized.

[Pandiurin]

We need to make an entertaining information channel in Kurdish.
Broadcasting via satellite and internet.

Every time when such a political demarche on the part of Turkey about Crimea is not Russia or the like. to do historical and cultural reviews on the Turkish occupation and the genocide of Armenians, Bulgarians and Kurds by the Turks.

The TV channel and radio are not state-owned, but private. Surely there may be someone from the Kurds with the money who will take it up.

Turkey could simply not declare that it recognizes something. Just keep quiet. But they show an active position, they stick out their dissenting opinion that they DO NOT recognize.

Probably, this somehow needs to be answered in a similar field connected with national politics and national issues.

[faiver]

Don't we care? Do they recognize, do not recognize, or is someone going to give up Crimea?

[Professor]

The head of the press service of the Russian Foreign Ministry, Maria Zakharova, said that we will not disregard Ankara's non-recognition of the elections to the State Duma in Crimea.

I believe. Lavrov will no longer rest there on the yacht. Will move to Crimea.

[BABAY22]

The Turks generally consider Crimea to be their own, do not care about their opinion.

[teptyar]

Sberbank did not recognize Crimea))

[Johann weiss]

It's a shame for Ambassador Karlov, for our pilot ...
Our Foreign Ministry is silent about them.

[APASUS]

It has not yet been reported on what kind of practical response to Ankara from the Russian Foreign Ministry might be.

That's right, they again rebelled to the core and swallowed. In fact, it was required to revoke the recognition of the Grand National Assembly of Turkey (parliament)

[Ovsigovets]

Turkey recognizes the legitimacy of the State Duma of the Russian Federation)))) they, in a Jesuitical manner, do not recognize the holding of elections in Crimea, and not in the entire Russian Federation. That is, the reaction you are proposing is excessive.

[APASUS]

Quote: Ovsigovets

That is, the reaction you are proposing is excessive.

To some extent, but then it was not necessary to start an epic with the Crimea. We ourselves became hostages of a situation created by our own hands.

[Ovsigovets]

I didn’t say not to react .... but it’s probably worth it to respond in a Jesuitical manner ... there are many places where you can put pressure on .... there are all sorts of Kurds ... but you never know what or who .... look and respond. And on the other hand, you might think that the Turkish opinion influences anything and we don't give a damn

[1536]

Here is information from the website of the Historical and Documentary Department of the Russian Foreign Ministry:
"Treaty of Peace and Friendship between Russia and Turkey (28 articles and 2 separate articles)
July 10/21, 1774, Kuchuk-Kainardzhi
Signed by: N.V. Repnin, Ryuzmi Ahmed, Ibrahim Munib

According to article 3 of the treaty, Crimea and the regions adjacent to it were declared "free and completely independent from any outside authority." Kerch, Yenikale, Kinburn joined Russia. Under article 11 of the treaty, the Black Sea and the Straits were opened for Russian merchant shipping. "

Also on this site is posted Turkish instrument of ratification of the Act "On Peace, Trade and Borders of Both States" concluded between Russia and Turkey in Constantinople on December 28, 1783 / January 8, 1784

According to the Act, Turkey recognized the annexation of Crimea and Taman to the Russian Empire, as well as the border along the river. Kuban

Copies of these documents should be sent to the Turkish government. You can even without a cover letter, so as not to offend inadvertently.
Therefore, what kind of "recognition / non-recognition" of Crimea by Russia is it completely incomprehensible?

Note: The USA was formed in 1776.

[Professor]

Quote: 1536

Note: The United States was formed in 1776.

Was the Russian Federation formed in 1991? So what?

[1536]

And the State of Israel in 1948. What's up with that?

[Professor]

Quote: 1536

And the State of Israel in 1948. What's up with that?

That's it. Nothing. Therefore, "Note: The United States was formed in 1776" is about nothing.

[Overlock]

Quote: 1536

According to article 3 of the treaty, Crimea and the adjacent regions were declared "free and completely independent from any outside authority."

Why lie?
"Kuchuk-Kainardzhi peace treaty
between Russia and Turkey
July 10 1774 city

Art. 3. All Tatar peoples: Crimean, Budjat,
Kuban, Edisans, Zhambuyluks and Edichkuls, without exception from both
empires have to be recognized as free and completely independent of
any outside power, but under the autocratic
the power of their own Khan Chinggis generation, all
by the Tatar society of the chosen and erected, which yes
manages them according to their ancient laws and customs, without giving any account
no foreign power in anything ...Russian empire
will leave this Tatar nation, except for the fortresses of Kerch and Yenikol with their
counties and marinas that the Russian Empire followed
holds, all cities, fortresses, villages, lands and marinas in
Crimea and the Kuban, acquired by her arms, the land lying between
by the Berdoy River and Horse Waters and the Dnieper, also all the land to
Polish border between the Bug and Dniester rivers, excluding
fortress Ochakov with its old district ...

Art. 4.With the natural law of any power, the right is similar
make such orders in their own lands as
for the decent ones there will be; wherefore
is given to both empires a complete and unlimited
the freedom to build again in their regions and boundaries in those
places that are convenient, all kinds of fortresses, cities, 82
dwellings, buildings and villages, as well as repair or repair
old fortresses, cities, dwellings, etc.
Art. 16. The Russian Empire returns to the Sublime Porte
all of Bessarabia with the cities of Akkerman, Kiliya, Ishmael and others,
with settlements, villages and all that this province is in itself
contains; evenly returns to her the fortress of Bender. Returns
also the Russian Empire of the Sublime Porte both principalities
Volozhskoe and Moldavskoe with all the fortresses, cities, settlements,
villages and all that is in them ... "

[Cat]

we will not disregard

Yeah, next time we will not warn Erdogan about the putsch ...

[1536]

For some reason I think that little depends on the Turkish president in this matter. Rather, it is an indicator of what will happen after his rule in Turkey, what will be the attitude of its ruling elite, if certain forces in it come to power, to Russia, and how in this case Russian-Turkish relations will change. Don't go to your grandmother to guess who will be behind all this, if today it somehow breaks through the Turks - the Americans. Therefore, in this regard, it should be recalled that the United States was formed as a state only in 1776, when Russia and Turkey resolved mainly their territorial disputes in the Black Sea, and Russia does not intend to return to the solution of these disputes to please the note clowns and brutal bankers.

[alex aircraft]

And the answer will be in the next delivery of 400, completion of the nuclear power plant for a loan that is not known when it will be returned, etc. Russia's soft power in action ...

[avdkrd]

The Turks feel and take advantage of the slack. The Turkish stream is, in fact, a lever for the Russian Federation. It is not at all difficult not to recognize Turkish Cyprus and, on the contrary, to recognize the Kurds, but we do not know much about it and the Turks know about it.

[alex aircraft]

I remember here almost a year ago the Mi-24 shot down by the Azeris (and maybe the Turks), well, remind them what kind of answer they received, and so what makes Mashenka Zakharooy sick of these words

[Ros 56]

Well, the Turks did not recognize our choice, and with whom they will communicate if the Duma adopts a law banning our tourism to them and banning the import of their agricultural products into Russia ???

[vadivm59]

and what? never mind!!! a loan in general to shake the air? rub in the Kremlin, and pretend that nothing happened.

[fa2998]

Quote: Kot_Kuzya

And Zakharova is still a beautiful woman ... The figurine is just great!

All the same, she does not serve in a brothel. That would look at her body and "the master with an exit."

[Iris]

All the same, she does not serve in a brothel.

I am not a connoisseur, but, in my opinion, she would not be taken to a brothel.

[fa2998]

Let Ms. Zakharova first convince state Gref that Crimea is Russia, and the STATE BANK should open branches there. Then she goes to other countries with advice.

[Iris]

From her, the lady is like a plumber from Kolchak.

[Dkuznecov]

Ministry of Foreign Affairs, this is your job - so that Turkey at least does not kick up.
And you, Masha, instead of seizing the moment and comforting the poor fellows - the French,
began to show them her tongue and shout that "God, they say, is not Eroshka, this is for you Mistrali."
Hmmm, we are not trained to politese.

[TermNachTer]

In a few days Erdogan will arrive in Sochi, will apologize for a long time and ask for forgiveness))) but in general, it is not clear why these "show-off for visitors"? It seems that everyone has already understood that Crimea is Russia and this is forever.

[V means B]

Here you are from a friend of Erdogan, "mister" president eh eh, eat, do not get stuck.

[p0pulivox]

Quote: Overlock

Quote: Runoway

You need to start with yourself, or they are a separate state in our country

It is a separate state! Under the guise of their business interests, they ignore the state and Putin does not order them

It is clear, we read here, we do not read here, but we wrap the fish there!
Vertical, however ...

[Simon]

Quote: Sasha from Uralmash

Let's live without plastic tomatoes again!

Well, what to do, you have to eat your natural ones!

[Borisych]

Finally, of course, it was necessary to save Erdogan's friend from Gelen's enemies. If the Sultan had been left in due time, he would have worn his head under his armpit right now, yes. Of course, it was not worth waiting for the collector of Ottoman lands to become a tsatza and best friend to Putin. Here you just need to read the history, everything is written there. And finally, the Turks have not yet answered for Bayazet.

[p0pulivox]

Essentially: another manifestation of very serious concern. There is nothing more to discuss ...

[Sirocco]

Isn't it time for Mother Russia to raise the issue of returning the territory of Armenia by the occupied Turkey to the Armenians, Ararat is Armenian, and to declare that Russia does not recognize these territories for Turkey.

[Citizen simple (almost)]

It has not yet been reported on what kind of practical response to Ankara from the Russian Foreign Ministry might be.

And they won't. There is simply nothing to report. At most, they will organize some "petty dirty trick" (like the ever-memorable tomatoes))) - which will then be quickly canceled again.

Even Turkey is seriously afraid to "run over". And in front of China, which straightforwardly and consistently does not recognize the Crimea as Russian, they almost walk on their hind legs.
This is all there is to know about the current "world authority" of Russia under the rule of the current ones, alas. However, now "hurray commentators" will quickly run to explain that "everything is not so simple" ...

[Yaro Polk]

Let's continue to put out fires for them ....... in gratitude for non-recognition, so to speak ...

[AntonR7]

They almost built it, they built a gas pipeline .... stop pissing people in the ears, you won't do anything to the Turks, because money is more important to you than Russian interests ... an example of this is that they killed our pilot, and you let in a little pokudakhchev and tomatoes and build "pakkuyu" there. You'd better shut up, otherwise they will push us again.

[Spkrdctr]

As an American, I noticed that this woman is beautiful! American women in politics are usually very ugly. I am so glad that Russia is different from other countries and has beautiful women in the government.

[Ovsigovets]

Lord .... gentlemen, these are all conventions and another "dance with a tambourine" ..... they "do not recognize", we frankly "do not care" .... They said, we said ...... They "did not recognize "in Crimea, but the State Duma of the Russian Federation itself is recognized ..... they said, smiled and fled ..... expressed

[geologist]

My grandmother used to say that Russia has sworn enemies - the Germans and the Turks. Well what can you expect from a busurman. They have not changed for centuries.

[Kuzmitsky]

Almost all countries in the world, with the exception of a few rare exceptions, have neither sworn enemies nor sworn friends. There are only momentary state benefits and interests. Naturally, two large neighboring empires, which sought to expand, often at the expense of each other, could not coexist peacefully with each other.

[Codett]

Yes, and our banks, campaigns, operators, then why don't they open in Crimea, but what about the Turks, the nuclear power plant has already been credited, the air defense has been installed, then the tomatoes will be banned, and then they will pretend that they have forgiven, and all that.