Mongolian protesters storm government building

In the capital of Mongolia, Ulaanbaatar, mass protesters storm the government building. According to the protesters, the coal allegedly stolen by officials was the cause.

This is reported by Central Asia agency.

The demonstrators demanded from the authorities to name the officials involved in corruption. It is believed that $12 billion worth of coal was stolen. It is this amount that is the difference between the raw materials delivered according to the documents to China and its actual volume.

The protesters tried to break into the government residence and seize it, but they were not allowed to do so by local security forces. The demonstrators also set fire to a Christmas tree made of straw in the capital.

Since the actions of the protesters go beyond the bounds of legality, the governor and mayor of the capital, Dolgorsurengiin Sumyaabazar, issued a decree on the forceful dispersal of demonstrators who had gathered in the center of Ulaanbaatar, as reported by the local Eagle TV channel. The official said they should stop their "incitement" and disperse.

There was a threat of the protest action going beyond the law and turning to violence

- noted in his decree.

Recall that Mongolia borders on two states. These states are Russia and China.

Comments

[Sergey Aleksandrovich]

Strange events, and a strange reason for them. Foreign intelligence services have done their work, not otherwise.

[Blacksmith 55]

You never know whether to believe what is written or not.
12 billion dollars is certainly an impressive amount and the government should really look into it if it was indeed stolen.
Punishment should be for thieves or for liars.

[Terenin]

... Mongolia borders on two states... - Russia and China.

I wonder who is interested in the political destabilization of Mongolia?

[forty-eighth]

Quote: Terenin

I wonder who is interested in the political destabilization of Mongolia?

Judging by the reports, they went out on business. And again, judging by the reports, the situation will be resolved in a positive way. That is, embezzlers will be held accountable.
For Mongolia, the event is really out of the ordinary, but I am almost sure that the situation will quickly calm down.

[your1970]

Quote: forty-eighth

According to the messages out on business. And again, judging by the reports, the situation will be resolved in positive key. That is embezzlers will be held accountable.

Oh yeah.....
ALL(!!!!!) The budget of Mongolia is 3 billion dollars.
STOLEN (!!!) - 12 billion ...
After that, the Mongols must go to rallies in their shorts - from what means can 4 budgets of the country be stolen?

[forty-eighth]

I don't understand your sarcasm. This history is long-term, the ends grow from China. It was there that the machinations were revealed, an investigation was carried out, the perpetrators were found and punished with the highest measure. All this went through the Chinese media, from where it spilled over to the Mongolian side.
There are exactly two oddities in this story: the fact that in the Chinese press the news about the execution was extremely casual, without fanfare. And the fact that some unidentified activists came out to stage demonstrations in Ulaanbaatar.

[your1970]

Quote: forty-eighth

I don't understand your sarcasm.

No sarcasm - even if they stole 1/3 of the budget, it would have taken 10 years. But this would have been visible to the last janitor of the most impoverished district ...
So most likely they are winding up the amount for the Maidan ("golden loaf") - like the public

[orionvitt]

Quote: forty-eighth

some unidentified activists came out to demonstrate in Ulaanbaatar

I'll bet that all the "unidentified activists" are on the lists of various NGOs that receive grants "for the development of democracy."

[Kotofeich]

Quote: Terenin

I wonder who is interested in the political destabilization of Mongolia?

Well, the star-striped paws reached out to Mongolia.

[Xnumx vis]

Quote: Kotofeich

Quote: Terenin

I wonder who is interested in the political destabilization of Mongolia?

Well, the star-striped paws reached out to Mongolia.

Or maybe from China? The territory is desert .. the population is small. The density is 2,08 people / km², and there are a lot of minerals. Molybdenum, gold, copper, coal., Uranium.. A tidbit!

[Nickelium]

Much more golovnyak. There, the States look like a vigilant eagle. Sanctions will be introduced quickly and the vats will raise their paws up

[Xnumx vis]

Quote: Nickelium

Much more golovnyak. There, the States look like a vigilant eagle. Sanctions will be introduced quickly and the vats will raise their paws up

Pincodes will not be allowed to climb into Mongolia, and it’s not just that all borders are closed by the PRC and the Russian Federation.

[Nickelium]

Don't be fooled. Both in Russia and in China there are a lot of those who will sell jam for a barrel.

[Xnumx vis]

Quote: Nickelium

Don't be fooled. Both in Russia and in China there are a lot of those who will sell jam for a barrel.

And in Ukraine, and in Israel and Pindo$$ii with Germany, there are a lot of them .. They also made a discovery for me ... made ... Classic Judas Iscariot .. Maybe you are one of them?

[Nickelium]

Or maybe you? Drown something strongly for the yellows while they drown us.

[Xnumx vis]

Quote: Nickelium

Or maybe you? Drown something strongly for the yellows while they drown us.

Ha! Yes, you, my friend, are a Nazi?! Himself then what kind of blood? Purebred Semite? Or Aryan!

[Nickelium]

No. But after Damansky, I can’t stand the Chinese. Vile and vile creatures. We also fought a lot with the Japanese, but they do not cause such negativity. And you can use your speech about Aryans and Semites as toilet paper.

[Xnumx vis]

I have enough toilet paper. So I don't like foreigners either. But there is no hate either. This is fine .

[Nickelium]

It's not about aliens. It's about what some of them do.

[Xnumx vis]

And all our goodies and sissies .. right?

[Nickelium]

I didn’t notice our desire to gouge out our eyes and rip open our stomachs, which, for example, the Chinese did in Damansky.

[Xnumx vis]

Quote: Nickelium

I didn’t notice our desire to gouge out our eyes and rip open our stomachs, which, for example, the Chinese did in Damansky.

Yes, you will wake up bandits from the 90s. All white, fluffy and not bloodthirsty ... Or is it not ours?

[Nickelium]

And here are the bandits? We are talking about the military.

[Xnumx vis]

Quote: Nickelium

And here are the bandits? We are talking about the military.

Aren't the military people?

[Nickelium]

The military is first and foremost the male face of the country. And if the military behave like torture, then the whole country will be identified with them.

[bayard]

Quote: Terenin

I wonder who is interested in the political destabilization of Mongolia?

Who borders Mongolia? With Russia and China?
And some strange amount for Mongolia - 12 billion dollars. ... for coal ... this is how much coal there is for such an amount ... and this is only the "difference" ...
They are such revolutions - COLOR. Controlled Chaos Theory.

[shtatsov]

There, the Power of Siberia 2 pipeline to China was planned across the territory.

[Andobor]

Quote: Blacksmith 55

$12 billion

This is the annual GDP of the whole of Mongolia, there is no such amount of money or coal in Mongolia in principle.

[Sergey Aleksandrovich]

The amount is indeed suspiciously large. You can’t steal so much unnoticed, someone is lying a lot.

[bayard]

12 billion dollars
Futures price - 400 dollars.
The total volume of coal at the world price today is 30 million tons.
No, the volume for a developed coal industry is quite acceptable, but this is called the DIFFERENCE between delivered in China and the real balance. But this is already a LOT.
And this is indeed the whole annual budget of Mongolia.
And how many years has it been stolen so much?
For the last quarter?
An owl does not climb the globe, but the fact that people have gone berserk from such numbers is quite understandable. All according to Dr. Goebels?

[Anatoly 288]

Worse than foreign special services is only local bureaucracy! For the impunity and permissiveness of officials leads to terrible tragedies.

[vladimirvn]

Maidan also started beautifully. For honesty and justice, for everything good, against everything bad. But for some reason, as a result, then, even more scumbags come to power! So think, keep these or change to others?

[Bayun]

Mongolian GDP 2021 - 15,1 billion greenbacks. So, they almost stole FSE!

It's funny and about "called to disperse", inspired: "Well, disperse, of course, I immediately agreed. And dispersed. And dispersed" (C).

[Peter1First]

not foreign services, but local corrupt officials did their best. just did not take into account that the deception will be revealed! China has already told the Mongols which of their officials worked to the left! 12 lard for Mongolia is a colossal amount!

[Cananecat]

1.8 million tons of coal past the cash register ... if anything. Mongolia has already turned to China for help in the investigation. But the people definitely didn’t receive money for this ... given that this is one of the main sources of income for the state, it is easy to rock the situation ... as well as pay it off by non-forceful methods.

[tihonmarine]

Quote: Sergey Alexandrovich

Strange events, and a strange reason for them. Foreign intelligence services have done their work, not otherwise.

How many years he lived on the Mongolian-Chinese border, but that the Mongols rebelled, he could not even imagine this. Although "perestroika" and capitalism got there as well.

[Alexga]

How many years lived on the Mongolian-Chinese border,

Colleague, Sayn-Shand? In the spring of 90, young people turned the country over in a month, and they began to run with blue banners where there was red.

[tihonmarine]

Quote: AlexGa

Colleague, Sayn-Shand?

This is when in 1984 4 soldiers fled after shooting the guard, captured the ZIL-131. On the way they took hostages of the Mongols.
Although after the collapse of the USSR, the Mongols got in touch with the states and conduct joint exercises. Most likely they helped the Mongols arrange a "coal revolution".

[Alexga]

I’ve been in Mongolia since 85, but they talked about what happened in the southern town at the garrison guardhouse.

[tihonmarine]

Quote: AlexGa

I’ve been in Mongolia since 85, but they talked about what happened in the southern town at the garrison guardhouse.

I also learned from my cousin, he also served at that time.

[XiaoTou]

He also lived in Erdenet since 85 ... it was fun

[Alexga]

Erdenet was probably the most Soviet city in Mongolia. And there were very few Mongols there. I stopped there a couple of times on the way to Bulgan. In winter, even the snow lay in snowdrifts, the hills were covered with snow. The beauty!!!

[XiaoTou]

That's right, sometimes even the Mongols could not be found in the yards)) one Soviet child

[Terenin]

Quote: lis-ik

And why do we have almost no friends left?

Among whom, are you still looking for friends for us?

[Ulan.1812]

Quote: Terenin

Quote: lis-ik

And why do we have almost no friends left?

Among whom, are you still looking for friends for us?

It's true, there are no friends in politics. There are interests in politics.
If the interests are mutually beneficial, then the countries have normal relations, which diplomats call friendly.

[lis-ik]

Quote: Terenin

Quote: lis-ik

And why do we have almost no friends left?

Among whom, are you still looking for friends for us?

Looking for. Can't you just be against everyone?

[Terenin]

Quote: lis-ik

Looking for.

wonder how?

Quote: lis-ik

Can't you just be against everyone?

And can you even say who we are against, and what is our “against” expressed in?

[lis-ik]

Quote: Terenin

And can you even say who we are against, and what is our “against” expressed in?

The greed of the oligarchs.

[Terenin]

Quote: lis-ik

Quote: Terenin

And can you even say who we are against, and what is our “against” expressed in?

The greed of the oligarchs.

Not that. They are just friends with all the "enlightened".

[Xnumx vis]

Quote: lis-ik

Among whom, are you still looking for friends for us?

Looking for. Can't you just be against everyone?

Tell me , how many real , loyal friends do you personally have ? That's it ... One, two. The rest of the acquaintances .. So is Russia. Army and Navy. Serbs and Belarusians.

[tihonmarine]

Quote: lis-ik

There is probably another explanation. They screwed everything up for the sake of the greedy resource traders of the country. And why do we have almost no friends left?

It all started with Gorbachev.
In the capital Ulaanbaatar there was a large garrison of Soviet troops. In the boundless Mongolian steppes, there are dozens of military garrisons, airfields, bases, warehouses, housing, food pipelines and even 4 swimming pools. All the best in ZabVO was located there - in the Gobi Desert. On July 28, 1986, Gorbachev announced the readiness of the USSR to withdraw most of the Soviet troops from Mongolia by the end of 1986. And by May 15, 1989, the Soviet leadership announced a partial, and then a complete withdrawal of the 39th Army of the Trans-Baikal Military District from Mongolia. My friend, a lieutenant colonel served in Ulaanbaatar, also fell under this "shop", but he was lucky to finish a year before retirement in Tallinn.
A holy place is never empty. We abandoned them, others took our place ...

[tihonmarine]

Quote: Sergey Alexandrovich

Strange events, and a strange reason for them. Foreign intelligence services have done their work, not otherwise.

What revolutions the world has not seen in its entire era!
There was such a soft - "Velvet" revolution in the Czech Republic.
There was a stupid - "Orange" revolution.
There was even a "Jasmine Revolution" in Tunisia
There was a "Lilac" revolution in Moldova
There was a fragrant "Rose Revolution" in Georgia.
There was a "Gas" revolution in Kazakhstan.
But they waited, and the "Coal" revolution, it came to Mongolia (in the last two, the smell is really not the same.)

It is interesting that all the revolutions of the 21st century have names that are incomprehensible to the revolution, but one thing agrees that these names were not invented casually and were invented in one place familiar to us.

[Kotofeich]

Quote: tihonmarine

What revolutions the world has not seen in its entire era!

They forgot about the hydration revolution.

[SARANCHA1976]

It was from Kazakhstan that 5000 Taliban finally reached Mongolia and let's pump power .... It is urgent to introduce our airborne forces, but yes, they are busy.

[Romario_Argo]

The US reached Mongolia - blowing up the whole world

[forty-eighth]

In Mongolia, without the permission of the Chinese, even flies do not breed. Why is the USA here?

[poquello]

Quote: forty-eighth

In Mongolia, without the permission of the Chinese, even flies do not breed. Why is the USA here?

they breed in China, but Mongolia cannot, it’s not logical

[Romario_Argo]

Mongolia is actually China.
We saw what the US did in Taiwan - this is also like China

[Duncan]

Does Mongolia trade with China in yuan or in dollars? Everything depends on this.

[Terenin]

Quote: Romario_Argo

The US reached Mongolia - blowing up the whole world

Due to such explosions, they live happily ever after.

[alekseykabanets]

Quote: Romario_Argo

The US reached Mongolia - blowing up the whole world

Does the United States unscrew the light bulbs in the porches?

[SARANCHA1976]

And we remember Obama in the stairwell shit

[Melziar]

Where has this been

[Terenin]

Quote: Melziar

Where has this been

Judging by the synchronicity, training, interaction, the communication system between "peacefully" protesters...

[invisible_man]

Where has this been

If you are talking about theft, then yes, it was, and not far away :)

[Terenin]

Quote from invisible_man

Where has this been

If you are talking about theft, then yes, it was, and not far away :)

How much can you rinse Baidan with his son on gas in Ukraine

[alekseykabanets]

Quote: Terenin

How much can you rinse Baidan with his son on gas in Ukraine

As I understand it, this is not about the United States, but about our God-saving fatherland, with "lost" one and a half million sets of uniforms for military personnel.

[Terenin]

Quote: aleksejkabanets

Quote: Terenin

How much can you rinse Baidan with his son on gas in Ukraine

As I understand it, this is not about the United States, but about our God-saving fatherland, with "lost" one and a half million sets of uniforms for military personnel.

Who would doubt that Biden is untouchable.
By the way, the officials were arrested for uniforms.

[alekseykabanets]

Quote: Terenin

By the way, the officials were arrested for uniforms.

I would be grateful for a link to materials on this subject.

Quote: Terenin

Who would doubt that Biden is untouchable.

I don't care about this old man! The US has other masters.

[Terenin]

Quote: aleksejkabanets

Quote: Terenin

By the way, the officials were arrested for uniforms.

I would be grateful for a link to materials on this subject.

Quote: Terenin

Who would doubt that Biden is untouchable.

I don't care about this old man! The US has other masters.

Unfortunately, and in my opinion unjustifiably, the Main Military Investigation Department keeps these facts secret. I think it is precisely to eliminate this and other "top secrets" that a new head of the Main Military Investigation Department has been appointed, Col. of Justice Corps K.E.
By the way, he has three deputies, they are all lieutenant generals (from that "secret guard")

[Chertkov_Yuri]

Mass protests began after local media reported that the amount of coal taken out of Mongolia was different from the amount received by the Chinese side. The total value of the missing coal is estimated at 60 trillion tugriks ($1,8 billion). According to some media, the amount of stolen coal could be up to $12,9 billion. China has already provided the Mongolian authorities with the data of the politicians involved in the theft. The media also reported that China executed officials involved in the theft of coal.

[Terenin]

Quote: Chertkov_Yuri

Mass protests began after local media reported that the amount of coal taken out of Mongolia was different from the amount received by the Chinese side. The total value of the missing coal is estimated at 60 trillion tugriks ($1,8 billion). According to some media, the amount of stolen coal could be up to $12,9 billion. China has already provided the Mongolian authorities with the data of the politicians involved in the theft. The media also reported that China executed officials involved in the theft of coal.

Yuri, why did you register only today? Disperse the topic?

[alekseykabanets]

Quote: Terenin

Yuri, why did you register only today?

Is there really anything to say about the commentary?

Quote: Terenin

Disperse the topic?

Why don't you like the topic? Does the boat rock? Both the Mongols and the Chinese are doing the right thing. Have attorneys found one and a half million sets of uniforms yet? Who is punished?

[alekseykabanets]

Quote: aleksejkabanets

Attorneys

Lost, described.))))

[Vasyan1971]

Quote: Terenin

Yuri, why did you register only today?

Well, except that on your calendar today is November 10, 2022.

[Terenin]

Quote: Vasyan1971

Quote: Terenin

Yuri, why did you register only today?

Well, except that on your calendar today is November 10, 2022.

Oh sure.
Apologize

[Vladimir Vladimirovich Vorontsov]

***
- The attempts of the Maidans along our borders almost looped. The DPRK remains ...
***

[Graz]

somewhat reminiscent of the beginning of events in Kazakhstan

[Terenin]

Quote: Graz

somewhat reminiscent of the beginning of events in Kazakhstan

I won’t be surprised if it turns out that there will be quite a few detainees from this country

[al3x]

China has already admitted that there was a coal fraud, officials involved in the theft were executed. The story has been going on for more than a day. And the Mongols were pointed out to the officials on their side, who also had a hand in it.

[Vladimir M]

Well done Chinese, immediately executed. And we have lost 1,5 million sets of uniforms from warehouses and no one is guilty.

[Cottodraton]

Do you propose to leave the army without ensigns?

[alekseykabanets]

Quote: Cottodraton

Do you propose to leave the army without ensigns?

In your opinion, warrant officers alone stole 1,5 million sets of uniforms? And the authorities are not "in the share"?

[fa2998]

Quote: Vladimir M

Well done Chinese, immediately executed. And we have lost 1,5 million sets of uniforms from warehouses and no one is guilty.

Quote: Vladimir M

Well done Chinese, immediately executed. And we have lost 1,5 million sets of uniforms from warehouses and no one is guilty.

But we don’t execute thieves, but they strengthen the “vertical of power” - they increased the staff, added salaries to the police, the National Guard, prosecutors, judges, etc. - so that no one in the country would squeak. And everything is in “openwork”

[Terenin]

Quote: al3x

China has already admitted that there was a coal fraud, officials involved in the theft were executed. The story has been going on for more than a day. And the Mongols were pointed out to the officials on their side, who also had a hand in it.

Just found out and immediately executed? without trial?
And, if there was a consequence, then according to interstate agreements there should be appropriate notifications.

[al3x]

Well, there have been protests in Mongolia for several days, after the information was updated. Most likely the story has been dragging on for more than a week. Now, as a result of the investigation of the Chinese and the verdicts, the entire fraud scheme, names, surnames, amounts, etc. have been provided to Mongolia.

[Terenin]

Quote: al3x

Well, there have been protests in Mongolia for several days, after the information was updated. Most likely the story has been dragging on for more than a week. Now, as a result of the investigation of the Chinese and the verdicts, the entire fraud scheme, names, surnames, amounts, etc. have been provided to Mongolia.

Then the guilty will be dealt with in accordance with the laws of Mongolia, period.
Or is it necessary to arrange a Maidan?

[al3x]

People's dissatisfaction is understandable, 13 billion dollars for Mongolia is really a colossal amount, moreover, apparently a number of officials from the top are involved in this, which is why the protests began. Perhaps lawlessness has reached its limit. Maidan they or not, time will tell. As long as they don't shoot, they don't burn, they don't kill. What will result is not clear, Mongolia is to a much greater extent a Chinese fiefdom than a Russian one.
PS the fact that everything should be according to the law is indisputable.

[lubesky]

I read somewhere that the volumes of hydrocarbons in government reports and the volumes of purchases indicated by importing countries in the EU vary greatly ... But this is not about Mongolia, I think I read ...

[alekseykabanets]

Quote: lubesky

But this is not about Mongolia, I think I read ...

Exactly! This is about our God-saving fatherland they wrote, Only neither European officials were punished, nor ours.))) And they will not be punished.

[Bingo]

mayor of the capital Dolgorsurengiin Sumyaabazar

I would be pissed off too :)

[evgen1221]

If they knew women's names, they would hang themselves))))

[XiaoTou]

Well, not all the same ... for example, Oyunaa studied in my class ...

[Alexga]

Dolgorsurengiin Sumyaabazar

It's still a spoken name. Dolgosuren is a very popular name.

[Vasyan1971]

In the capital of Mongolia, Ulaanbaatar, mass protesters storm the government building.

Is there a US embassy in Mongolia?

[Alexga]

Is there a US embassy in Mongolia?

Appeared in 1986. The US military guarded, it was cool to see a black man in their sailor cap when it was -40 outside!

[Vasyan1971]

Quote: AlexGa

Appeared in 1986.

Then it is surprising that the next "democratic" revolution has begun only now ...

[Rustic]

So all this time they learned to pronounce Mongolian names, so as not to burn too much.

[Vasyan1971]

Quote from Rustic

So all this time they learned to pronounce Mongolian names, so as not to burn too much.

Milk, I suppose, was received for harmfulness. Mare.

[fa2998]

Quote: Vasyan1971

Is there a US embassy in Mongolia?

Soon the United States will be accused of pissing in our stairwell! The officials need to steal less, and most importantly, that there would be an inevitable punishment for the perpetrators.

[Vasyan1971]

Quote: fa2998

Soon the United States will be accused of pissing in our stairwell!

- Why will the “color revolution” never happen in the USA? Because there is no American embassy in the USA.

©

[evgen1221]

So let the Chinese take care of who, when and how much. We have nothing to go there.

[Murmur 55]

Everyone is rioting!!!
Why more and more countries go into the zone of "turbulence")))

[decimalegio]

Perhaps because almost half of the world's wealth is in the hands of the '1% of the world's population???? Or because the younger ones don't always want to be ruled by a bunch of naturally wealthy old suckers. I remember a passage from the Bible that my father always repeated to me: "Woe to you, lawyers, who load people with unbearable weights, and you don’t even touch those weights with your finger!" "" "" probably many people think that we should work today and don't wait for hellfire.
However, I am ready to make other decisions.

[Prisoner]

If only the Poles could learn from the Mongols.

[Murmur 55]

Prisoner if a COWBOY orders, someone will refuse him

[Ulan.1812]

$12 billion is a very large amount for Mongolia.
But if you remember that the Power of Siberia-2 gas pipeline is to pass through Mongolia, then this hush is just in time.

[Cat Alexandrovich]

The protesters have already nominated a new Genghis Khan from their ranks and set off to conquer China again!
At the same time, they will return their coal back!

[Murmur 55]

Kot Alexandrovich, modern China is not like that, modern Mongolia is not like that, no matter how it happens the other way around

[Kostadinov]

$12 billion worth of coal stolen? With a coal price of 60 dollars per ton, 200 million tons of coal should be stolen - in little Mongolia?

[Sunstorm]

In Asia, the price is higher ... in the summer it was up to 400 US dollars per ton ... but it still sounds ...

[Andobor]

Quote: Kostadinov

$12 billion worth of coal stolen?

this is for suckers, 12 billion dollars is the annual GDP of the whole of Mongolia, although coal is now the first export item of Mongolia, about 20 million tons per year.

[rocket757]

Recall that Mongolia borders on two states. These states are Russia and China.

. This is understandable, but they have embassies of well-known "dermocratizers, arsonists", which means ...
However, “they will put you in prison, but you don’t steal,” the topic is relevant everywhere, especially when they steal, but they are not imprisoned, they are covered.

[Rustic]

However, "you will be sent, but you do not steal," the topic is relevant everywhere,

Judging by what is written, not everywhere. China did not bother with the landing of those who stole the coal.

[rocket757]

However, they also steal in China ... which means that not everyone was "imprisoned".

[Rustic]

Those who were not imprisoned will certainly no longer be robbed. Because they were just slapped.

[Benjamin 48]

A strange amount - 12 billion dollars. Mongolia's GDP in 2021 increased and amounted to $15,10 billion (in current US dollar prices). Taken here: https://www.sularu.com/vvp/MNG.
What, they stole almost the entire annual GDP? It can't be! By the way, in 2021 this is the absolute maximum of Mongolia's GDP.

[forty-eighth]

We are talking about years of fraud with forged documents

[fa2998]

A remark to the Mongolian comrades - do not shove everything into your pockets - you need to strengthen the "vertical of power - so that no one squeaks! Well, they stole it, well, who is supposed to - they brought it in, the rest does not concern this matter.
Well, now we will blame foreign intelligence services.

[Viktor Sergeev]

I did not understand, if coal was supplied to Key and supplied to China, then what does the theft in Mongolia have to do with it?

[ODERVIT]

The entire perimeter of the Russian Federation screwed up with instability. Who? Obviously. Overseas.
However, there is another "Perimeter".

[Oorfene Juice and his wooden soldiers]

Mongolian Maidan? The officials who stole the coal should have been classified in the state of Mongolia and no one would have found the ends.

[Skif]

And they will call this booze a fur coat revolution.

[Petr_Koldunov]

Here the State Department does not sit. From all sides he wants Russia to be baked ... and along the way also a regime friendly to Russia, maybe it will be possible to remove and put his dummy - the president and the head of the Khural.

[Lara Croft]

Quote: Peter_Koldunov

Here the State Department does not sit.

The State Department works off its salary, the question is, on whose salary does our Foreign Ministry sit, if along the perimeter of our borders everything is restless and there are only enemies, as in the 20s of the last century ...

[iouris]

That's how MI-6 can work. And what is the scope: from China to Norway, an arc of instability lay, from where it can fly (and not only along Engels and Ryazan). It is time for the competent authorities to get involved in the work as well. Che with them chicks, citizens? This is the real enemy.

[Fangaro]

In Mongolia, there are analogues of the FSB, the Russian Guard, the Police?
Collect everyone who came out to the rally. Spread to the sides. Talk to everyone. Do not otdubasit, not the time to hang immediately. Talk.
Do 70-80 percent really not agree that destroying order in the country is worse than criticizing the head of state, suggesting reshuffles in the center and in the uluses?
Or do I idealize too much?

[Sergey Drozdov]

And once Mongolia was socialist, and there was silence, smoothness, but God's grace ...

[Lara Croft]

Quote: Sergey Drozdov

and there was silence, smoothness, but God's grace ...

there and now the steppe and g ... but ....

[Fangaro]

Another, prepared from the outside, attack on the power of the state.
And Russia may not like the state, and the authorities of this state may not like either the Russian authorities or us readers of VO ...
But to arrange a coup in a country that does not touch anyone, it itself tries not to starve, this is a step beyond the line separating commerce from life.

[Seraphimamur]

Americans are sowing democracy on our borders.

[Lara Croft]

So the former sprouts of "democracy" began to sprout in the MPR ....

[Yaroslav the Wise]

Don’t go to Vanga, and it’s clear where the legs grow from. It seems that they lived calmly and happily, they didn’t touch anyone, and here you are! someone stole the coal! Well, I stole and stole. Start a business. Find and plant. That’s all business. But it wasn’t there! We need to organize a protest action. And then the question immediately arises: who is the sponsor? Where is the money from? And most importantly - to whom? Who is the recipient? To find out, in our time, in principle, is not difficult. There would be a desire. And the one who does not have this desire is the traitor. By the way! This also applies to our country. And many other countries where the Government allows various funds to work on their territories. For example, the Soros Foundation. Thus, the governments of such countries themselves are pushing their country into the abyss of strife, coups and wars. Discord, coup, war - all this depends on the greed and stupidity of the ruling elites.