Iran's central bank says it can help Russia bypass sanctions

The Iranian authorities are ready to offer Russia data on mechanisms for circumventing foreign sanctions. Recall that Iran has rich experience in this area. Despite the fact that all kinds of sanctions have been introduced against the Islamic Republic, up to the oil embargo, the economy of this country has not only not collapsed to destructive values, but often shows impressive growth. Thus, from 2000 to 2013, Iranian GDP grew by more than 120%. For example, in 2007 growth exceeded 30% per year. True, the Iranian economy has been characterized by instability in recent years. For example, in the pre-pandemic years of 2018 and 2019, it fell by more than 40 percent.

According to RIA News, options for circumventing Russia's sanctions are offered by the deputy head of the Central Bank of Iran, Mohsen Karimi. According to him, Iran is based on extensive experience of working under sanctions. And this experience allows us to get away from American economic and political dictates, as well as from pressure from other countries.

According to Mohsen Karimi, Iran is now offering these mechanisms to Russia.

In Iran, high inflation is currently recorded - more than 18%. Today, however, high inflation rates are typical not only for Iran, but for the whole world.

Meanwhile in Kazakhstan... They are currently saying that they will not carry out any purposeful work to support Russia in terms of circumventing sanctions. This was stated by the Deputy Head of the Presidential Administration Timur Suleimenov. According to Suleimenov, Kazakhstan is a member of the EAEU, but it is also part of the international community.

However, Western experts believe that the Kazakh authorities in this regard can be cunning in order not to impose sanctions on themselves.

Comments

[singless]

do not believe deceived. this is not our method

[NIKN]

Here, soon the United States themselves will begin to help, the ruble is like an ax for them, it’s easier to help get around the sanctions.
Yes, many are interested, he is a gesheft in Africa, a gesheft.

[Dmitry Donskoy]

I think we ourselves know what to do, after all, we go under sanctions all the time, since the days of the USSR.

[From Tomsk]

And what sanctions were in the USSR? List.

[lwxx]

Yes, you were born yesterday. One Venick-Jackson Amendment is Worth It In 1962, NATO countries approved a ban on the further supply of large-diameter pipes that are used in the construction of pipelines. Washington convinced the Europeans that, by helping the Union, they were contributing to the creation of the military infrastructure of the Warsaw Pact. As a result, West Germany began canceling contracts already concluded with companies that had drawn up an agreement with the USSR on the import of about 135 tons of steel pipes. etc.

[Flooding]

Quote: lwxx

In .1962, NATO countries approved a ban on the further supply of large diameter pipes

the first sanctions were imposed by the Entente countries in 1918 or 1919.

[Shurik70]

Quote: From Tomsk

And what sanctions were in the USSR? List.

We have been under sanctions since the time of Ivan the Terrible.
When they imposed sanctions on our merchants, forbidding them to trade in furs abroad, and they bought it for nothing.
As for the current sanctions, I think there is no need to circumvent them.
They need to be strengthened.
In general, prohibit all trade with "unfriendly countries" and prohibit the exchange of their currencies.

[militarist63]

Respect!

[Siberian54]

By the way, it was canceled only in 2012 ....

[lwxx]

Quote: Siberian54

By the way, it was canceled only in 2012 ....

Yeah, and they replaced it with the Magnitsky Act.

[Siberian54]

A holy place is never empty!

[VLAD-96]

Soon there will be an act of Medinsky!

[Myths]

It's more of an act of Zelensky.

[gridasov]

Sanctions are introduced not only as restrictive methods. Sanctions allow you to flexibly maneuver and manage situations, and when working with a weakly intellectual contingent, catch them on their mistakes. It is not that simple .

[Vladimir22]

Quote: lwxx

One Venick-Jackson amendment is worth something

Yes, it's not worth a damn thing compared to today's number of sanctions already imposed against Russia. 5500 sanctions is a pound of raisins? Yes, Iran did not have so much in the worst years for it.
But the cornucopia is not closed yet. And sanctions will pour out of it towards the Russian Federation regularly.
So it goes...

[From Tomsk]

Well, besides this amendment, what sanctions?

[KCA]

The Jackson-Vanik amendment was repealed in 2012, however, US-made computers were somehow supplied to the USSR, and with large-diameter pipes it has its own topic, especially cool under the current hellish sanctions, I’m just laughing at how countries will quietly score on them the geyropoyuz and the UWB have already begun, the supply of oil and fertilizers is no longer under sanctions

[Piramidon]

Quote: From Tomsk

And what sanctions were in the USSR? List.

Have you heard anything about the well-known deal - "gas in exchange for pipes"?

[From Tomsk]

Heard. What else?

[Piramidon]

Quote: From Tomsk

Heard. What else?

Specifically, young troll, how much do you need in grams? Zadolbal.

[grandson of Perun]

Quote: From Tomsk

And what sanctions were in the USSR? List.

With the exception of a few years of World War II, the USSR was under sanctions all the way.
Google "USSR embargo" ...

[From Tomsk]

What exactly are the sanctions?

[grandson of Perun]

Quote: From Tomsk

What exactly are the sanctions?

I suggested googling to save time on a long listing from the grain embargo in the 20s at the very beginning to the embargo on high-tech products in the 80s at the end.

[Piramidon]

Quote: From Tomsk

And what sanctions were in the USSR? List.

Do you live in a completely dense forest near Tomsk?

[host]

Quote: Piramidon

You live there near Tomsk in a completely dense forest

I think that a colleague "from Tomsk" from the USSR remembers only delicious ice cream.

[From Tomsk]

Well, list with reference to regulatory legal acts. You don't live in the forest.

[Keyser soze]

Well, list with reference to regulatory legal acts

Colleague, in vain you are trying to convey something to the cheers-patriots. Ugar has not yet slept, for etogo. You are right, the USSR has never been subjected to such sanctions as Russia is now. Well, there was a list of KOCOM, with high-tech and dual-use products, but the USSR could buy and bought entire factories, machine tools and equipment, and whatever it wanted.
By the way, it’s wrong to call it “sanctions” - this is the “Special Financial Operation” and its task is to return the Russian Federation to 1970. Technologically. So look for penny drawings ...

[lwxx]

https://tass.ru/info/2728444?utm_source=yandex.ru&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=yandex.ru&utm_referrer=yandex.ru Почитайте на досуге.

[From Tomsk]

I agree with you. We never saw the list. Yes and no.

[Piramidon]

Quote: From Tomsk

Well, list with reference to regulatory legal acts. You don't live in the forest.

I have already given you one example of gas pipes, did you miss it past your ears in your forest and continue your trolling? Do you know the Russian proverb? Mass is not served twice for the deaf and blind.

[Piramidon]

Quote: From Tomsk

Well, list with reference to regulatory legal acts. You don't live in the forest.

You still require original documents to provide. You're an ordinary narrow-minded troll and you dare to demand something here.

[Charik]

like "kolya from urengoy"

[stankow]

ICs, microprocessors, matrix processors. Kokom was. Sanctions have not been lifted for a single day, for 50 years now.

[SKVichyakow]

In this case, we have an answer to the proverb, where you can see who is who: "A friend is known in trouble."

[Svarog]

Quote: Dmitry Donskoy

I think we ourselves know what to do, after all, we go under sanctions all the time, since the days of the USSR.

This is true. We have wonderful experience. Only now the liberals do not want to use it, apparently considering that capitalism is more important than the lives of millions of fellow citizens.

[North Caucasus]

The US Treasury provided explanations on how the US sanctions against Russia, which have been tightened in the past two weeks, affect its energy sector, in particular, trade in Russian energy resources in dollars. Earlier, the agency issued a general license that excludes transactions involving sanctioned Russian banks “related to energy” from the influence of sanctions. Now the US is clarifying that this does not mean that Americans can directly interact with blocked banks in this area. Special bypass transactions will be needed - and the US has instructed how to implement them.

That's it!

“Energy payments can and should continue,” the US Treasury said. The issued license allows what is “normally known as U-turn transactions,” the agency says.

And then all the sanctions, sanctions. They banned it, they allowed it.

[zadorin1974]

Good Caucasus. Here you are not there)))))). The owners are allowed, Europe is not supposed to. announced.

[Boa kaa]

Quote: NIKNN

Here soon the United States itself will begin to help,

Iran has felt the "care" of Uncle Sam in its own skin, and that's why it is ready to help. He knows that the Russians will not leave in difficult times, they will lend a helping hand. But the "grateful" fraternal Kazakhs ... they decided to play the right ones ... they forgot how the CSTO did not allow them to "roll over" ...
In truth: Friends are known in trouble!
Yes-ah-ah ... Nazarbayev people are not very ready to pass this test ...

[aybolyt678]

Quote: Boa constrictor KAA

But the "grateful" fraternal Kazakhs ... they decided to play the right ones ..

There are many rubles in the economy of Kazakhstan ... in order to exchange them for green candy wrappers without problems, you need to show loyalty to the West ... And the West will still need rubles, Kazakhstan has the opportunity to buy a lot of these rubles. The trouble is that in wartime, neutrality does not roll

[Santa Fe]

Dear KAA,

If Iran is ready to help in such delicate matters, then why shout about it to the whole world

Iran's central bank says it can help Russia bypass sanctions

Why reveal such secrets, substituting both sides

It seems to be an encouraging but empty statement, a common occurrence in diplomacy. Otherwise, they would not speak out loud, but do it quietly

Another question is how Iran, which itself is under no less severe sanctions, can help.

[Boa kaa]

Quote: Santa Fe

How can Iran, which itself is under no less severe sanctions, help

Iran is the oldest civilization on the planet! The interfluve of the Tigris and Euphrates is the cradle of mankind. The very moral support of such a state is worth a lot. And they can easily buy our goods, sell their oil not for dollars, vote in the UN in solidarity with us. And this is not enough in today's bad conditions.
And if there was a BIG misunderstanding with shooting and breaking dishes, blocking the Strait of Hormuz for the Yankees would be worse than jamming the bells in the door ...
Iran is on our team. No wonder the USA is shouting about the China-Russia-Iran "axis" ...
Therefore, friendship with the imams will not hurt us.
AHA.

[gansales]

Thank you Iran, you are a reliable ally in the most difficult times ..
But these..

Meanwhile in Kazakhstan... They are currently saying that they will not carry out any purposeful work to support Russia in terms of circumventing sanctions.

And these, as always, although recently they cried tearfully, save Russia from the Maidan and defeat .. Here it is the gratitude of the Kazakhs!

[Trapp1st]

Here it is the gratitude of the Kazakhs!

Don't jump to conclusions ...

[host]

Quote: Trapp1st

Don't jump to conclusions

I agree, the Kazakhs, of course, look at the situation, they won’t succumb to the pressure of the West, this is normal, I don’t see direct and indirect encroachments on Russia. And Iran helps in any way it can, knowing our interrelations, especially in terms of the "peaceful atom" position.

[Borik]

Over time, we can also make claims against Kazakhstan.

[tihonmarine]

Quote from gansales

And these, as always, although recently they cried tearfully, save Russia from the Maidan and defeat .. Here it is the gratitude of the Kazakhs!

He wrote about ingratitude, and that it makes no sense to help, because among them there are neither good nor bad, but there is clannishness and rejection of Russia.

[Trapp1st]

because among them there are neither good nor bad, but there is clannishness and rejection of Russia.

What difference does it make if we need to purchase something through Kazakhstan, Lebanon, Tajikistan ... it's only a matter of money. Naturally, the governments of the countries will, as it were, have nothing to do with it.

[gansales]

Quote: tihonmarine

Quote from gansales

And these, as always, although recently they cried tearfully, save Russia from the Maidan and defeat .. Here it is the gratitude of the Kazakhs!

He wrote about ingratitude, and that it makes no sense to help, because among them there are neither good nor bad, but there is clannishness and rejection of Russia.

There is and I know it very well .. There are many friends and acquaintances. While we are strong smile, but if anything ..

[tihonmarine]

Quote from gansales

.Many friends and acquaintances. While we are strong smile, but if anything ..

I also do not write with "Lazar's obum", there are reasons.

[gansales]

Quote: tihonmarine

Quote from gansales

.Many friends and acquaintances. While we are strong smile, but if anything ..

I also do not write with "Lazar's obum", there are reasons.

And I, too, Vlad! The times of "friendship and all brothers" have passed, and for Russia it was very tough to have an epiphany, and even now especially ..
It's best not to turn your back on anyone.
But the Army and Navy, that's another matter.!

[Terenin]

Quote from gansales

It's best not to turn your back on anyone.

Today Putin held the Security Council to strengthen internal security in the country. Also an important question. There are also many pro-Westerners working in state institutions.
Drive, from government agencies with a filthy broom.

[gansales]

Quote: Terenin

Quote from gansales

It's best not to turn your back on anyone.

Today Putin held the Security Council to strengthen internal security in the country. Also an important question. There are also many pro-Westerners working in state institutions.
Drive, from government agencies with a filthy broom.

I hope they will clean it up, but how many "sleepers" have settled ..? These are the most dangerous and the loudest cry for support..
PS Look at our site, at first silence, and gradually the whiners come out and crap drop by drop ..
Whispering "Katz offers to surrender, etc."

[Terenin]

Quote from gansales

Quote: Terenin

Quote from gansales

It's best not to turn your back on anyone.

Today Putin held the Security Council to strengthen internal security in the country. Also an important question. There are also many pro-Westerners working in state institutions.
Drive, from government agencies with a filthy broom.

I hope they will clean it up, but how many "sleepers" have settled ..? These are the most dangerous and the loudest cry for support..
PS Look at our site, at first silence, and gradually the whiners come out and crap drop by drop ..
Whispering "Katz offers to surrender, etc."

Everything is familiar, we are not the first year here. And no one canceled the information war.

[gansales]

Quote: Terenin

Everything is familiar, we are not the first year here. And no one canceled the information war.

Thanks Gennady! The fight continues..

[Arbagast]

The fight goes on

Mikhan, you don’t fight from the tactical couch, but sign up for a “special operation” in Ukraine ..

[gansales]

Quote: ArbagaSt

The fight goes on

Mikhan, you don’t fight from the tactical couch, but sign up for a “special operation” in Ukraine ..

They don’t take it, I asked ... They said they are needed here ..

[Arbagast]

They don't take it, I asked ...

So you go to the Donbass, they send everyone to the front there. Many do not even leave the house, as they are almost raked in from the street ..
Why are you crumbling a loaf for Kazakhstan?
We have a crisis here because of your operation, rising prices, a currency panic.
Some "experts" suggest that because of your war with the Ukraine, Tokayev will not sit in the chair of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan ..

[gansales]

Quote: ArbagaSt

So you go to the Donbass, they send everyone to the front there. Many do not even leave the house, as they are almost raked in from the street.

Nonsense .. They take the pros who have already participated .. The youth are protected by them to restore everything. And I'm an old talker political instructor ..

Quote: ArbagaSt

Why are you crumbling a loaf for Kazakhstan? lol
We have a crisis here because of your operation, rising prices, a currency panic.

Yes, I just know the Kazakhs, those still show-offers .. Now something has quieted down!

Quote: ArbagaSt

Some "experts" suggest that because of your war with the Ukraine, Tokayev will not sit in the chair of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

Well, there has recently been an assassination attempt on Tokaev .. The Nazarbayev clan is cleaning up and trying to squeeze out the Anglo-Saxons .. Tony's friend Blair bought everything well from you there, etc. ..
So the direction is very dangerous .. The redistribution of property is underway!

[Arbagast]

Now something is quiet!

So free access to the "Military Review" in Kazakhstan is limited. Only VPN, and then all "ours" were banned ..
Now, in general, the moderators are fierce on "VO": they are sent for any dissenting opinion ..
Even "Warrior uh" - without the right to correspond ..
90% of whom I subscribed to "Torwar" in the bathhouse ..
Even read something smart, nothing ..
As for the assassination attempt, then the "golimaya decree" (c) ..
Typical "imitation of violent activity" ..

[host]

Quote: Terenin

Drive, from government agencies with a filthy broom

And before the Security Council, four advisers from his administration were popped by a special decree, liberal academics from the Russian Academy of Sciences.

[Terenin]

Quote from host

Quote: Terenin

Drive, from government agencies with a filthy broom

And before the Security Council, four advisers from his administration were popped by a special decree, liberal academics from the Russian Academy of Sciences.

Who is Andrey? Is there a link?

[host]

A. Gromyko, A. Nikitin, S. Rogov, A. Panov, in the search "Putin excluded from the lists of four international experts at the Security Council" dated 30.03.2022. Soryan, with a reference to problems, "I am writing on the back of a murdered comrade" - smartphone

[host]

By the way, A. Gromyko is the grandson of A. A. Gromyko - the Minister of the USSR, the famous "Mr. No."

[Terenin]

Quote from host

By the way, A. Gromyko is the grandson of A. A. Gromyko - the Minister of the USSR, the famous "Mr. No."

I know one, he is from the Institute of Europe.
Not in the grandfather of granddaughters then

[Astra55]

Here it is the gratitude of the Kazakhs!

East is a delicate matter. Let's not rush to conclusions.

[gansales]

Quote: Astra55

Here it is the gratitude of the Kazakhs!

East is a delicate matter. Let's not rush to conclusions.

I hope so, but...

[Titus_2]

Do not rush to conclusions, because talking to the public is one thing, but circumventing sanctions is a matter that is not advertised and words can serve to divert attention.

[Terenin]

Quote: singless

do not believe deceived. this is not our method

Well, why would he cheat. At least - Iran, a situational ally.

[Trapp1st]

The Iranian authorities are ready to offer Russia data on mechanisms to circumvent foreign sanctions.

All Russian companies that have fallen under Western sanctions can safely develop vigorous activity with Iran.

[Fat]

Until recently, there was nothing worthwhile, except for pistachios, from Iran on our market. Oil-fuel combinations with the country 1001 sanctions will never be disclosed ...
"And then the morning came, and she stopped the permitted speech"
How many children did Shahrazade then give birth to?

[Trapp1st]

Until recently

That time is over and will never return...

[Fat]

Let's be quiet
Let's in a low voice
Let's say goodbye lightly.
Week, another
And we'll calm down
What was, was, gone.
Of course it's terrible
Ridiculous, pointless
About how to return the beginning.
Start to return
Impossible, unthinkable.
Don't even think about it, forget it.
Let's take lunch
Let's get dressed
Let's fill life with worries.
It's easier that way, isn't it?
It's easier that way, isn't it?
Doesn't it hurt less?
Let's not cheat
And speak fate
God, it's not worth the trouble.
Yes, yes, gentlemen.
Not maybe, not ever
And never again.
Oh how sweet it is
Very good.
Floated and floated
It has been and gone...

[host]

Quote: Thick

Until recently, there was nothing worthwhile, except for pistachios, from Iran on our market.

Dried fruits, vegetables, fruits and nuts. Drawing an analogy with 1001 nights of sanctions and relations between Russia and Iran, I see a positive in the birth of three sons: "one already walked, the other crawled, the third sucked his chest." The good-neighborly relations of our countries command respect.

[Fat]

I also have a very warm attitude towards the Iranians (and, of course, to spices)))). they are deservedly very worthy of respect for themselves.

[host]

Quote: Thick

Self-respect deservedly very worthy.

Especially when behind the backs of our countries is the bloodthirsty Shahriyar-USA & Co.

[Fat]

I'll sing right now.
"Shakhriyar, daring, poor is your hut, with a golden treasury, I will shower you ...."

[Paranoid50]

Quote from host

countries worth the bloodthirsty Shahriyar-USA

Big Satan, as they say in Iran. The USSR was once the Little Shaitan. Well, as Gleb Zheglov said, it was, I remember, but time goes by -
for today, it seems like, in one trench and ready to share cartridges.

[Ryaruav]

it seems not very good to live in times of change, but how interesting it will be ash horror

[Fat]

It's a curse, Bro.
And that hasn't happened before. But I would not turn a new hole in the belt ...
You won’t lose weight on porridge, for this Western devices are terribly necessary

[mark1]

Kazakhstan,Kazakhstan...
- curved knife behind the back
sly squint;
-We're friends!

[Murmur 55]

mark1 , yes, it seems like there is a statement by the deputy president of Kazakhstan that we are supposedly in the CSTO and T.S. but we are part of the world, so we will observe the sanctions.

[mark1]

What is snow to me, what is heat to me ... when my friends are watching over me ...

[tihonmarine]

Quote: Murmur 55

yes, it seems like there is a statement by the deputy president of Kazakhstan that we are supposedly in the CSTO and T.S. but we are part of the world, so we will observe the sanctions.

The East is a delicate and unreliable business, but you believed them. Me not.

[Terenin]

Quote: tihonmarine

Quote: Murmur 55

yes, it seems like there is a statement by the deputy president of Kazakhstan that we are supposedly in the CSTO and T.S. but we are part of the world, so we will observe the sanctions.

East case thin and unreliable, and you believed them. Me not.

I understood the word thin gives a chance to try the help offered by the Iranians?

[tihonmarine]

Quote: Terenin

I understand the word subtle gives a chance to try the help offered by the Iranians?

The enemy is one, the trouble is one, and it unites, it is easier for two to brush aside, despite the many differences between both.

[Terenin]

Quote: tihonmarine

Quote: Terenin

I understand the word subtle gives a chance to try the help offered by the Iranians?

The enemy is one, the trouble is one, and it unites, it is easier for two to brush aside, despite the many differences between both.

Quite right. It is necessary to use every advantageous opportunity for Russia.

[Borik]

A friend is always known in trouble.

[Gardamir]

Do you remember how the Kremlin supported US sanctions against Iran 10 years ago?

[tihonmarine]

Quote: Borik

A friend is always known in trouble.

And those who have trouble - a lot, and they need to be together.

[Thrifty]

If there is an opportunity, then why not take advantage of Iran's help? I am sure that the benefits will be mutual!

[Murmur 55]

Thrifty, Israel may have questions there, but we seem to have interests with them too.

[Trapp1st]

there, Israel may have questions, but we seem to have interests with them too.

Our farmers have a lot of questions to the government because of the dominance of Jewish products in Russia.

[Thrifty]

Murmur55 - we must look after our own interests, but we ourselves know how to ask questions!

[ChoroKyrgyz]

Soon the United States will announce sanctions to all countries, and then these countries will already trade with each other))

[Anyuta Glorious]

I didn't expect anything else from Kazakhstan. We will dance both yours and ours for three kopecks. It is bitter to realize that a generation has grown up all around, sometimes completely divorced from the truth, from the truth. They all think and dream that none of them will be in trouble. They are trying hard to join the very "international community" that is now destroying Ukraine with the supply of weapons, and even earlier tore off children ...

[Murmur 55]

Anuta , yes, they understand and remember everything, only now the United States is firmly grasping.

[Anyuta Glorious]

They grab because they were given the opportunity to grab. Central Asia, Kazakhstan, trying to join the civilized, so to speak, world adopted a lot of what spoiled them, but of course they don’t understand this. Everyone boasts of their independence and, like, we ourselves have a mustache ... But in fact, Erdagan's mustache, the ears of Britain, the hands of the United States, and so on have been sticking out there for a long time.

[tihonmarine]

Quote: Anyuta Glorious

They are trying hard to join the very "international community"

No matter how they turn their backs, no matter how they sweeten the West, they, like Ukraine, will not even be allowed into a European toilet, not only in the European Union.

[Anyuta Glorious]

After the collapse of the union, all limitrophe countries rewrote history. Well, you understand what is written there. Now, even at the legislative level, Basmachi and so on are justified. It remains for them, as in Ukraine, to raise them to heroes and that's all, put out the light - throw a grenade

[Trapp1st]

I didn't expect anything else from Kazakhstan.

Sadness, I thought they were all now like one for us to rush into the embrasure, it’s good that these are only Kazakhs ...

[Mint Gingerbread]

It seems to me that we still need a new, global currency, butting alone is unrealistic in the long term. The sooner this currency is created, the better for everyone to get around the dollar, because this currency will not be tied to one country in principle. Yuan, of course, looks interesting as an alternative, but this is from the category of "a toad raped a viper."

[Ural resident]

There are all reasons for this. Confident successful actions always frighten enemies and force them to negotiate, and hesitant ones are persuaded to their side, but all sorts of wagging, talking with non-handshakes, slippery agreements show only weakness and "neutral" neighbors can quickly turn into hyenas in order to grab a piece for themselves.

[Tagan]

Quote: From Tomsk

And what sanctions were in the USSR? List.

Did you just find out about this? From the very beginning of existence. Tired of reading.

[lis-ik]

With a muddy scheme for "ruble" sales, they will definitely refuse help, I would be glad to be wrong, but in this mutilov someone will not warm their hands badly.

[Man from afar]

Miller has already taken off his mittens to make it easier to warm. His Gazprombank will pass through all the euros and dollars - payment for gas and turn it into rubles, bypassing the sanctions. Well, what will remain on the walls - in your pocket

[gansales]

Russia-USSR has vast experience in this! We can handle it, they are VERY useful to us for cleansing the economy and society from bloodsuckers ..etc.

[Comrade I]

Given the Israeli lobby, we have...
Our authorities will not do anything serious with Iran.

[Vladimir61]

But

Tokayev administration says Kazakhstan will not help Russia bypass sanctions

Helped "friends" from the CSTO ...

[Paranoid50]

Quote: Vladimir61

Helped "friends" from the CSTO ...

Duc, they have nothing to do - they don’t know how, because they haven’t been under sanctions yet, they just shook from the inside.

[jovanni]

Well, if it will be useful, thanks to the Persians. Otherwise, the Kazakh brothers have already hit the EU and assured that they will comply with all sanctions against Russia and will not allow any concessions! In gratitude, so to speak, for their recent salvation ... Here is a quote:

"First Deputy Head of the Presidential Administration of Kazakhstan Timur Suleimenov, in an interview with the Euractiv news portal, said that Kazakhstan would not become a Russian tool to circumvent sanctions," RIA Novosti reports.

[coconut]

Even Alexander lll said: "In the whole world we have only two faithful allies - our Army and Navy." We hope for them.

[Valery Bordukov]

With a mustache. The experience of the USSR is. Everything is sold for an overpayment. The Iranian oil industry is sold for cheap. The same Yankees and Chinese.

[Fred Dozer]

Meanwhile in Kazakhstan... They are currently saying that they will not carry out any purposeful work to support Russia in terms of circumventing sanctions

Do not believe everything you read.

[Toorik]

No, Kazakhstan must declare ... impose sanctions against us, we will help the Russian Federation to circumvent sanctions ....

[Vadim237]

Kazakhstan, as practice shows, does not care about Russia - its own shirt in the world community is the most important thing for them, like dollars and euros rustling in the pockets of Kazakh officials and businessmen.

[XNUMX%]

Good or bad news, but the mood has improved anyway

[Mint Gingerbread]

Quote: Anyuta Slavnaya

I didn't expect anything else from Kazakhstan. We will dance both yours and ours for three kopecks. It is bitter to realize that a generation has grown up all around, sometimes completely divorced from the truth, from the truth. They all think and dream that none of them will be in trouble. They are trying hard to join the very "international community" that is now destroying Ukraine with the supply of weapons, and even earlier tore off children ...

Kazakhstan has no other options now. No one is merging anywhere, this is a very reasonable step to preserve their interests without going into direct confrontation. Many countries do this, including Russia.
For kitchen conversations, yes, Kazakhstan, a scoundrel and a traitor, coveted Western values. If you figure it out with your head and wool information, everything is much more complicated.

[Charik]

and here it is in Yandex news: Deputy head of Tokayev’s administration announced Kazakhstan’s refusal to help the Russian Federation in circumventing sanctions

[Charik]

send more cheap gasoline and gas to Kazakhstan, let them choke, or impose sanctions against

[Arbagast]

send more cheap gasoline and gas to Kazakhstan, let them choke

As it were, in Kazakhstan, their oil and gas, like "shoe polish at a shoe polish factory" (c) ..
Scared the hedgehog, naked f@sing

[Charik]

Tribalts go to Belarus for food and fuel, and here from Russia from neighboring regions to Kazakhstan, it’s cheaper there.

[Metlik]

In Kazakhstan, they listened attentively to Putin's words about the lands of the Russian Empire donated by Lenin.

[Charik]

And what about the "veiled" Ukrainian property will be in Russia, there’s a lot of it here, I read in a cart there in the Moscow region the high-ranking property of the ukrov has been registered for mom dad aunt

[Man from afar]

Well, this is not ordinary people's property, everything will be kept in the best possible way!

[Mouse]

No, well, in general, Russia itself had to enter NATO itself and resolve what is happening from the inside. Were there any offers?

[Mint Gingerbread]

Quote: Charik

and here it is in Yandex news: Deputy head of Tokayev’s administration announced Kazakhstan’s refusal to help the Russian Federation in circumventing sanctions

Try to tense up and think about why it was said so, what processes are currently taking place in Kazakhstan. About 90% of the comments are at the level of grandmas on a bench that suck on drug addicts and courtesans
Clearly and constructively, why did Kazakhstan take such a step, while being a member of the CSTO?

[Wildcat]

Yes, North Korea also needs to be consulted!
A little bit about foreign exchange transactions bypassing Iranian-style sanctions:
"You said you can change euros here." He said, "No problem. We just need to stop." We stopped, a crowd of men immediately surrounded us: "Change, change." I opted for a gray-haired, lean man. Age must be respected, honored. "There was a bakery. There were rolls, muffins, pies on the shelves. A young man joined us, probably the owner of the bakery or the son of a gray-haired man. Forces were equalized, two against two. Russia against Iran ...

The gray-haired man picked up a calculator, pressed the keys and said: "Change 12. How many euros?" I asked Nick, "Is this a good course?" He said: "Good. The guys changed over this." I started trading. He took away the calculator from the old man, highlighted: "230". He threw up his hands: "Today the rate is 12!"... We got excited, began to shout at each other, blushed. The calculator wandered from hand to hand. Nick, who must have been present for the first time at such an auction, was embarrassed and stepped aside.

Continuing to bargain, I thought in my mind: "12 thousand 230 is in fogs. In rials there will be 122 thousand 300. 122 300 times one hundred euros ... How many days can this money be enough? After all, I do not know the local prices. In Canada they can be spent in a day. Maybe change more?". The old man stood his ground and, like a charmed man, murmured: "12." I pretended to give up: "Okay. Change at 230." The old man was amused: "You need to change 12." I figured in my mind: “There are 299 fogs in euros. How many will be 12 fogs in terms of euros? Probably, there will not be a hundredth of a cent. Maybe, well, bargaining? No! " and firmly stated: "240 is my last word." The old man laughed. We shook hands.

The old man went to the pantry and returned with a pile of bank packages. "Ten million. One million, two million..." He gave out the last hundreds of thousands in 50 bills. He held one in his hands. "This, please give it to him." He pointed to the young one. "Gift". I gasp: what am I fighting for? Nick side whisper: "It's a penny. Fifty cents will not." I say: "Good. Let this be a gift. But let him also give me a gift" and point to the appetizing puff lying on a tray in a pile of others. The young wrap the puff in paper and say with a laugh: "Tomorrow evening come here. I'll drink you whiskey." I say "I come with it" and show to Nick. The young continue to laugh: "Both come." https://atsman.livejournal.com/2474952.html
A pie will be given when the sanctions are circumvented!

And whiskey promise!
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