Turkey refused to Ukraine in the passage of tankers with LNG through the Bosphorus

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The Turkish ambassador to Ukraine, Yonet Jan Tezel, said that official Ankara is not ready to give its consent to the passage through the Bosphorus of liquefied natural gas tankers for Ukraine. It is reported by the news agency TASS with reference to the Ukrainian resource Ukrinform.

Turkey refused to Ukraine in the passage of tankers with LNG through the Bosphorus


Tezel said that the passage of tankers with dangerous cargo could harm the environment of Istanbul, because such transit is fraught with significant risks.

Turkish Ambassador to Ukraine:

The passage of LNG tankers through the Bosphorus is a problematic issue. First of all, we are talking about security in an already fairly busy and narrow strait. Istanbul is a densely populated city, and LNG tankers are much larger than oil. In case of accidents, and they already happened with oil tankers, the consequences for the population and Istanbul will be devastating. We would also answer any other neighbor in the Black Sea who would contact us about the passage of LNG tankers through the Bosphorus.


This statement was made immediately after the Ministry of Energy and Coal Industry of Ukraine announced that they were negotiating with Turkey about the passage of tankers with liquefied natural gas through the straits, which Ankara owns.

It should be recalled that Ukraine was going to invest about 113 million euros for the construction of an LNG terminal. Now this project hangs in the air.
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    1. +77
      20 March 2015 18: 12
      Good. We are friends with Turkey, and Putin and Erdoganam in the field of energy exports to Europe, through Turkey.
      1. +67
        20 March 2015 18: 13
        Got a shit svidomye from Turkey, and that's good.
        1. Portoss
          +104
          20 March 2015 18: 16
          Let them buy gas in Turkey! RUSSIAN! good
          1. +68
            20 March 2015 18: 22
            Turkey refused to Ukraine in the passage of tankers with LNG through the Bosphorus

            It is understandable, for the Turks future competitors.
            1. +39
              20 March 2015 18: 51
              Quote: bort4145

              It is understandable, for the Turks future competitors.

              It’s not just about competition. The Turks are really worried about the possible appearance of gas tankers in the center of Istanbul.

              It’s the same as letting LNG tankers transit through Red Square. smile
              1. +8
                20 March 2015 20: 01
                Quote: Alexey RA
                Quote: bort4145

                It is understandable, for the Turks future competitors.

                It’s not just about competition. The Turks are really worried about the possible appearance of gas tankers in the center of Istanbul.

                It’s the same as letting LNG tankers transit through Red Square. smile

                and you wouldn’t be afraid of the appearance of a hundred thousand tons ODAB in your backyard. because any accident of such a tanker can even Istanbul.
                1. -1
                  20 March 2015 20: 07
                  But this is an idea! .. And the extreme xoxles will be winked
                  1. +25
                    21 March 2015 07: 00
                    If the State Department cannot persuade Turkey, it will advise Ukraine to lead tankers through Belarus.
                    1. Petr_175
                      +2
                      21 March 2015 11: 56
                      And psaki will help them with this :)
                      1. 0
                        23 March 2015 12: 07
                        Quote: Petr_175
                        And psaki will help them with this :)

                        Her navigator will put on the head tanker wassat
                    2. +1
                      22 March 2015 08: 28
                      Quote: Mahmut
                      If the State Department cannot persuade Turkey, it will advise Ukraine to lead tankers through Belarus.

                      Under the guise of the US Navy wassat
                    3. 0
                      23 March 2015 12: 01
                      Accompanied by mattress carriers.
                2. mmk
                  +2
                  22 March 2015 06: 32
                  Everything is correctly noticed. We are observing how Ukraine is only destroying, and who will build and who will repair the damage, if any?
              2. +10
                21 March 2015 07: 35
                And besides, I would not be surprised
                if not svidomito SBU then exactly American "agencies"
                they would try to pull the tanker into the Bosphorus.
                And then blame everything on Russia and on the treacherous and terrible Putin, who, of course, personally took the tanker himself.
                And all for what - to make sure that the Turks did not receive gas from Russia.

                So they did the right thing. At least hundreds or even thousands of lives of Stamdul people who could die were saved.
              3. sergi-i
                +5
                21 March 2015 08: 20
                This somehow did not occur to the Ukrainian government. There was a habit of getting everything for a darmarket - gas for half the price, loans, without hope of return. Why not arrange regular transit of explosive tankers in the center of Istanbul. Probably, they are now surprised at the inconsistency of the Turks.
              4. +3
                21 March 2015 10: 43
                It’s the same as letting LNG tankers transit through Red Square


                Missed such a small cherry on the cake:
                "It's like starting up LNG tankers and with a monkey in the belt of a martyr at the wheel in transit through Red Square ".
                I think - so the picture will be more complete. laughing am
                1. Ural45
                  +1
                  21 March 2015 13: 44
                  Yes, it’s time for this black monkey to dress up in the martyr’s belt and personally go to the kuev and arrange a gangbang, embracing in the last sex bout with a parachute, an egg and a colomak, and so as not to change his mind, the remote control should be played between the people who suffered from this shobla in New Russia.
              5. +1
                21 March 2015 13: 47
                Let's see what the pi.ndos say, intercede or not for Ukraine?
                Erdogan is a stern man, he can send them too.
                But, maybe not to send ...
                For anyone, for starters, not bad!
              6. +1
                22 March 2015 08: 06
                It is understandable. Crests may explode at any moment. Just because they are Ukrainians.
            2. +14
              20 March 2015 18: 54
              Bulgaria still wanted to build a hub in itself (after the approval of the Turkish stream, discussions started). Probably, they also expected to receive gas from the USA ... but there will be no permission, gentlemen ... Neither for Europe, nor for Ukraine.
              1. +6
                20 March 2015 19: 44
                In addition to ecology and safety, these are direct competitors of future Turkish sales, and who will allow this. Those Ukrainians would have screamed in advance about such a ban.
              2. +8
                20 March 2015 21: 01
                Quote: Nick Nick
                Bulgaria still wanted to build a hub in itself (after the approval of the Turkish stream, discussions started). Probably, they also expected to receive gas from the USA ... but there will be no permission, gentlemen ... Neither for Europe, nor for Ukraine.

                -------------------------
                The United States only promises to sell something for Europe, at least gas, at least shale oil, whatever ... All these promises have one goal - do not buy from Russia, leave it without money! More Americans do not care how they solve their energy problems there without Russian gas, which is what Brussels and Washington spit on ...
                1. 0
                  20 March 2015 22: 54
                  This is a well-known fact. smile always sneezing and spitting promises
              3. sergi-i
                0
                21 March 2015 08: 21
                Otherwise, why should Turkey have a gas pipeline.
            3. +2
              21 March 2015 06: 52
              Basic security considerations and no policies. What the hell is friendship with Erdogan? Everyone has their own interests and nothing more.
            4. 0
              22 March 2015 06: 38
              Quote: bort4145
              Turkey refused to Ukraine in the passage of tankers with LNG through the Bosphorus

              It would be nice to ban the passage of small oil Ukrainian and possibly Bulgarian tankers.
          2. WKS
            +8
            20 March 2015 18: 27
            Quote: Portoss
            Let them buy gas in Turkey! RUSSIAN! good

            They don’t want to. Let them build a terminal in the Far East, and from there railway trains.
            1. +2
              20 March 2015 19: 19
              Quote: wks
              Quote: Portoss
              Let them buy gas in Turkey! RUSSIAN! good

              They don’t want to. Let them build a terminal in the Far East, and from there railway trains.

              In Yamal, we are doing well now --- LNG terminals will be under construction - Yamal gas is liquefied and transported across the wide world.
          3. +9
            20 March 2015 18: 33
            [quote = Portoss] Let them buy gas in Turkey! RUSSIAN! good---for what? they are not swindlers !!!! Yes
          4. +8
            20 March 2015 18: 35
            Yes, even if it’s Martian ....... at the appropriate price .... The gas supplier will acquire an unprecedented hemorrhoid
          5. +4
            20 March 2015 19: 13
            And only by prepayment.
          6. avt
            +9
            20 March 2015 19: 23
            Quote: Portoss
            Let them buy gas in Turkey! RUSSIAN!

            Yeah, "reverse" will be through Greece, Macedonia, Slovakia. Or Bulgaria, Romanialaughing Ax tse garn perermogu get!
          7. +6
            20 March 2015 20: 23
            Turkey refused to Ukraine in the passage of tankers with LNG through the Bosphorus

            A-HA-HAA !!! Get a fascist grenade from a Soviet soldier! good
            Tezel said the passage of tankers with dangerous cargo could harm Istanbul's ecology

            laughing wassat Absolute nonsense, but everything is very serious! Turks of Krassava. Putin agreed on time good
            That's right, ukrobender must be finished by all available means! smile
            1. +4
              20 March 2015 21: 05
              Quote: GSH-18
              Absolute nonsense, but everything is very serious! Turks of Krassava. Putin agreed on time
              That's right, ukrobender must be finished by all available means!


              fellow
              Quote: avt
              Aha, "reverse" will be through Greece, Macedonia, Slovakia. Or Bulgaria, Romania.


              "Friends" from the EU, do unscheduled depilation on the pope !!!!! fellow After all, all of them, they ruined their hands !! laughing
            2. SSR
              +5
              20 March 2015 22: 20
              Quote: GSH-18
              Turkey refused to Ukraine in the passage of tankers with LNG through the Bosphorus

              A-HA-HAA !!! Get a fascist grenade from a Soviet soldier! good
              Tezel said the passage of tankers with dangerous cargo could harm Istanbul's ecology

              laughing wassat Absolute nonsense, but everything is very serious! Turks of Krassava. Putin agreed on time good
              That's right, ukrobender must be finished by all available means! smile

              Robyaty, let's think about it for a minute! A lot of people lived and live on the ruin who understand and realize their connection with "Russianness" and who are essentially Russian people who were brainwashed and now let's look at our comments - I catch myself thinking that dill for me has become akin to Martians and I think but what about Odessa, Kherson? Well, I do, I just caught myself on such a sad thought.
          8. +2
            20 March 2015 20: 31
            Quote: Portoss
            Let them buy gas in Turkey! RUSSIAN! good

            Gas carriers! good Quadruple the price. Let the Amers fork out for their new "ukrodruz"!
          9. +2
            20 March 2015 23: 15
            Quote: Portoss
            Let them buy gas in Turkey! RUSSIAN! good

            Who knows how much the mandrel will cost Yatsenyuk a parcel of sachets with pepper. From the Yekaterinburg love ?
            1. 0
              21 March 2015 08: 10
              Dont worry!
              Send cash on delivery, it does not become poor!
          10. +1
            21 March 2015 11: 51
            In addition to political and economic reasons, and given the massive cases of terrorism, Turkey has a legitimate concern about the safety of the ecology of its territory. Therefore, the country's government made a very reasonable decision.
        2. +11
          20 March 2015 18: 17
          Naturally - why should the Nazis make their tasks easier.
          Let them scratch their turnips.
          1. +3
            20 March 2015 18: 53
            While they only manage to scratch everything below their backs.
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        3. +20
          20 March 2015 18: 18
          Turkey decided to show America who is the boss in the region knowing that the United States, in turn, will not take retaliatory steps, otherwise it will lose one of the key members of NATO!
          1. +1
            20 March 2015 21: 22
            Quote: BARKAS
            otherwise it will lose one of the key members of NATO!

            This "key" NATO member has recently shown a definite and strong (natural) affinity for its powerful northern neighbor. And, as practice shows, it does the right thing! And most importantly, for your own benefit!
        4. +8
          20 March 2015 18: 44
          Quote: Giant thought
          Got a shit svidomye from Turkey, and that's good.

          The scribe crept unnoticed.
          The Turks probably read that the freshly squeezed Turkish Stream should not be restrained by some ridiculous gas carrier from Qatar or Algeria!
          1. +1
            20 March 2015 19: 15
            Quote: Vittt
            the squeezed-out "Turkish Stream" should not be infringed upon by some ridiculous gas carrier from Qatar or Algeria!

            I don’t understand. Is it possible to carry liquefied on a "steam boat" cheaper ??? than ours to buy?
            1. +2
              20 March 2015 19: 22
              Quote: Dryuya2
              Quote: Vittt
              the squeezed-out "Turkish Stream" should not be infringed upon by some ridiculous gas carrier from Qatar or Algeria!

              I don’t understand. Is it possible to carry liquefied on a "steam boat" cheaper ??? than ours to buy?

              And coal from South Africa? --- they just have nowhere to go, especially the IMF pays.
            2. +1
              20 March 2015 19: 41
              and who will ask the "victorious revolutionaries"?
            3. +2
              20 March 2015 20: 08
              Quote: Dryuya2
              I don’t understand. Is it possible to carry liquefied on a "steam boat" cheaper ??? than ours to buy?

              and the main principle of Svidomo did not forget-if only not like her!
          2. +1
            20 March 2015 19: 21
            Quote: Vittt
            Quote: Giant thought
            Got a shit svidomye from Turkey, and that's good.

            The scribe crept unnoticed.
            The Turks probably read that the freshly squeezed Turkish Stream should not be restrained by some ridiculous gas carrier from Qatar or Algeria!

            Well done Turks!
        5. +4
          20 March 2015 19: 25
          Naturally, Turkey does not need competitors. Let Ukrainians ask friends - Poles to build hubs for receiving LNG in Polish ports, and drive tanks to Ukraine. They do not care for their money to build and transport. Well, a little expensive of course, well, if they are so proud, let them spend it.
          1. 0
            20 March 2015 20: 20
            They have already built in Lithuania, it is possible to transport from Lithuania through Poland. The Poles may agree. In exchange for the Lviv region.
        6. 0
          20 March 2015 22: 59
          Gathered to build a terminal is design, budgeting, allocation of land, preliminary negotiations on delivery and much more, and then BUMP !!! hi Dill in one word!
        7. +1
          21 March 2015 10: 13
          Quote: Giant thought
          Got a shit svidomye from Turkey, and that's good.

          The Turks are well aware that the more Russians pump gas through a new gas pipeline to Europe, the higher the percentage.
        8. +2
          21 March 2015 11: 17
          "Svidomye got a shock from Turkey"

          Svidomye do not even know about it. According to ukro-tel news only victorious reports. So insanity is getting stronger ...
      2. +6
        20 March 2015 18: 14
        It remains only to fart. laughing
        1. jjj
          +2
          20 March 2015 18: 20
          Svidomity think that they will be helped to carry gas carriers NATO ships
          1. +4
            20 March 2015 18: 36
            Quote: jjj
            Svidomity think that they will be helped to carry gas carriers NATO ships

            Hardly they think. They have nothing to think about.
          2. +6
            20 March 2015 18: 55
            Quote: jjj
            Svidomity think that they will be helped to carry gas carriers NATO ships

            Heh heh heh ... Georgians in 08.08.08 also thought that NATO was in a hurry to help. But the Turks remembered the Montreux Convention - and closed the Yankees' entrance due to exceeding the tonnage allowed for non-Black Sea states.
        2. +40
          20 March 2015 18: 25
          Dill, squeeze tightly to the toilet! Do not let the gas leak!
          1. Denis fj
            +1
            20 March 2015 19: 00
            Quote: vdtomsk
            Dill, squeeze tightly to the toilet! Do not let the gas leak!




            Ukrainians incorrectly read the word with * izhenny and think that they will get it for free ...
        3. 0
          20 March 2015 21: 12
          Pay, buy from Russia and be silent. After all, for now, there is no alternative to Russian gas, for Ukraine.
      3. +1
        20 March 2015 18: 18
        Glad to start producing shale gas in Kiev, so as not to haul from afar!
      4. +30
        20 March 2015 18: 18
        Here, you don’t really need to be friends, just the Turks are not suicides to get involved with the country - a loser! Bosphorus, this is their strategic trump card and breadwinner! And Ukrainians do not have a very good reputation — God forbid what happens to a tanker in the strait, Ukraine will immediately make its face a brick and disown everything — there will be no help or compensation for damage! So the hell goat slaughter? Moreover, Ukraine is a impoverished state with gossips in power! In the days of the brilliant Porta, the entire top of Dill would be planted by the Sultan for the count because they are just clowns! smile
      5. +7
        20 March 2015 18: 21
        Turkey refused to Ukraine in the passage of tankers with LNG through the Bosphorus

        Against the background of the Russia-Turkey-Europe gas pipeline agreements, a logical decision.
      6. +4
        20 March 2015 18: 34
        Quote: avvg
        Good. We are friends with Turkey, and Putin and Erdoganam in the field of energy exports to Europe, through Turkey.

        Erdogan is a pragmatist. It is important for him that Russian gas goes through Turkey to Europe, and not American through Ukraine.
        Why would he shoot himself in the foot?
      7. +1
        20 March 2015 18: 34
        Broke off the saloids last hope)
      8. Denis fj
        +2
        20 March 2015 18: 56
        let them deliver to Lithuania, and then drag hohloiplans into buckets!))
      9. Denis fj
        +2
        20 March 2015 18: 58
        If you collect Polish apples, you can process them and get gas. Two problems are immediately resolved: EU energy security and liquefied gas supplies to Ukraine. It is possible by land, or by sea, through Belarus, as Psaki suggested.
      10. +2
        20 March 2015 19: 08
        Ahhhahahaaaaa, Putin KRASAVA, has provided for everything, has already agreed on everything
      11. +5
        20 March 2015 20: 48
        We are friends, we are friends, but not really. Vaughn Erdogan in Kiev promised every parasion of help, a few dozen lyamas of grandmothers, said that Crimea was Ukrainian. So, just as Russia had only friends, the army and navy, they remain so. And the rest are temporary fellow travelers. And it's better not to turn your back on them ...
      12. +3
        21 March 2015 08: 30
        I would not be so optimistic - the friendship between Putin and Erdogan has nothing to do with it. Not much earlier, Turkey also denied us the possibility of the passage of LNG tankers through the Bosphorus - ours wanted to build a liquefaction plant in the Novorossiysk area. So this is just such an attitude of Ankara, in many respects really concerned about safety and the environment, although at the moment this is very beneficial for Russia.
      13. 0
        22 March 2015 07: 59
        It is not in vain that the Turks were once "taught" to wits, strong genetic memory.
      14. 0
        22 March 2015 16: 59
        Friendship with the Turks is not here. The Turks have long told everyone about these tankers that they won’t pass such cargo through Istanbul. They have a right. And we have pure business with them and nothing personal.
        1. 0
          22 March 2015 19: 20
          The secret is clear: by means of tankers, the Rvanians wanted to keep the Turks hostage through the Bosphorus and, taking into account their weight (Turks are one of the most important high-flight birds in NATO), demand and dictate any conditions.
      15. 0
        22 March 2015 23: 56
        This is not friendship, just business. They want to get gas on the cheap and even be a transit country. Yes, and all those stories with the Turkish Maidan are clearly not at hand ...
    2. +26
      20 March 2015 18: 12
      Have to through the Belorussian Sea! smile
      1. +4
        20 March 2015 18: 21
        Turkey can’t give freedom to competitors in working with gas.
      2. mihasik
        +3
        20 March 2015 18: 55
        Quote: SRC P-15
        Have to through the Belorussian Sea! smile

        In and I about that! They dug the Black Sea, they blinded the Caucasian ridge from dumps, now they will dig a pipeline through the center of the Earth directly from the USA. Well, it’s time for the Hutsuls to spit!))
        And what they still have not thought of before that?))
        1. Predator1
          0
          21 March 2015 08: 35
          Sorry, but who is Hutsul ??? so much for overall development. feel
          1. Rusi dolaze
            +1
            21 March 2015 23: 48
            Quote: Predator1
            Sorry, but who is Hutsul ???


            HUTSULES - an ethnographic group of Ukrainians living in the Carpathians (Ivano-Frankivsk, Chernivtsi and Transcarpathian regions of Ukraine) ... (c) Big Encyclopedic Dictionary
          2. 0
            24 March 2015 04: 17
            In principle, these are our Chechens and Dagestats. The mentality is very similar in many respects, they have their own endemic language, which differs from the language of the inhabitants of the plain part of the same areas of residence. Very conservative in nature.
          3. 0
            24 March 2015 04: 17
            In principle, these are our Chechens and Dagestats. The mentality is very similar in many respects, they have their own endemic language, which differs from the language of the inhabitants of the plain part of the same areas of residence. Very conservative in nature.
    3. +6
      20 March 2015 18: 13
      Turks have always said this, about the congestion of the straits.

      This dill, as always, imagines itself in the center of the universe, as if everything revolves around them ... and for them ...
      1. +16
        20 March 2015 18: 28
        New Great Usrainsky project (clickable):
    4. +5
      20 March 2015 18: 14
      Turkish gambit begins to bear fruit. No one expected this turn of events.
    5. +24
      20 March 2015 18: 15
      Senya shook his fists for a long time from the rostrum and shouted that he would soon replace Russian gas with supplies of liquefied gas. fool Apparently shouting shitty. lol And Azerbaijan never built a terminal and the Turks do not want to let in tankers. This zhzhzhzh not casual. wink Hello to the rabbit from the village of Vova! good drinks
      1. -25
        20 March 2015 18: 30
        Quote: major071
        Senya shook his fists for a long time from the rostrum and shouted that he would soon replace Russian gas with supplies of liquefied

        yes replace, do not get excited. Not necessarily liquefied. The gas market, to put it mildly, is not static.
        Quote: major071
        Turks do not want to let tankers

        Skipped, this is a matter of coordination.
        I don’t understand why all the Turks started to write it down in "our everything"?
        And - yes, major071 - fewer smiles, probably ...
        1. +15
          20 March 2015 18: 45
          That's when they will miss and replace, then we will discuss. And as for smiles - well, what's your business, how much will I put them? Do not like it - do not read. hi
          1. -8
            20 March 2015 20: 53
            Quote: major071
            And as for smiles - well, what's your business, how much will I put them?

            yes no. Your role is the local piety ... somehow not comme il faut to sprinkle posts with templates. You are a "master of the word", no?))
            Just kidding) No.
            Meteor poets are funny, of course, but boring, alas.
            1. +3
              20 March 2015 21: 09
              Do you seem to have an intellectual pretension with claims that are exclusively for a drop of dullness in our gloomy society?
              1. +3
                20 March 2015 21: 29
                B..t, I forgot to put the word "intellectual" in quotation marks, sarcastically emphasizing your claims to "the conscience of VO" and an intellectual! hi
        2. +3
          20 March 2015 19: 00
          Quote: U-47
          And - yes, major071 - fewer smiles, probably ...

          I haven’t put any cons for a long time, but I can’t get past your comment either.
          Verses major071 is one of the reasons I adore VO. Yes, even if he’ll kill the whole page with emoticons, if only he wouldn’t stop writing.

          PS Anyone can offend a poet,
          Not every poet can be. wink
          1. -7
            20 March 2015 20: 34
            Quote: Dym71
            Poems major071 one of the reasons for my adoration IN

            well, as they say: taste and color - and the major poet ...
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        3. 0
          20 March 2015 20: 00
          yes replace, do not get excited. Not necessarily liquefied. The gas market, to put it mildly, is not static. - there are no questions, they will replace. What about the price? Well, for now it’s clear that the aggressor is at the gates, you need to understand the whole depth of our depths ... and when the pennies at the bulks run out
          1. -4
            20 March 2015 20: 57
            Quote: Saber
            and when the pennies of the bulk will end?

            by definition, they should have already ended. AND?
            Quote: Saber
            What about the price?

            What is the "price"? What do you know about the price of liquid for xoxlov?
    6. +6
      20 March 2015 18: 15
      Well done Turks, thank you. American gas "past the checkout". Again with the "aggressors" (that is, with Russia) will have to negotiate.
      1. -4
        20 March 2015 18: 25
        Quote: Funnels
        Well done Turks, thank you.

        I did not understand something of joy.
        and TANAP - no way, no? a3epBonos with Georgians and Turks like something started there three days ago. Or is that so, bullshit?
        1. ilkin33
          0
          21 March 2015 11: 20
          Who are your relatives’s Azerbons? (Which are produced naturally on the couch) Like TANAP, Azerbaijanis are building a heap on the nose, silently fit smart
    7. +6
      20 March 2015 18: 16
      It should be recalled that Ukraine was going to invest about 113 million euros for the construction of an LNG terminal. Now this project hangs in the air.

      Yes ... Repin's painting "Have sailed ...".
      1. 3axap
        +5
        20 March 2015 18: 29
        Quote: Alexander1959
        It should be recalled that Ukraine was going to invest about 113 million euros for the construction of an LNG terminal. Now this project hangs in the air.

        Yes ... Repin's painting "Have sailed ...".

        I’m more interested in the question, Where are the UkroArians going to take these 113 million euros? Country freeloader and bankrupt. hi
        1. 0
          20 March 2015 18: 44
          Yes ... Repin's painting "Have sailed ...".
          The canvas "Oblomov", well, "Floated"?
        2. +1
          20 March 2015 18: 48
          Build a terminal for another Parasha bluff for money laundering.
    8. +4
      20 March 2015 18: 17
      How suspiciously abruptly Ankara turned to Moscow before what
      1. +5
        20 March 2015 18: 35
        Quote: Wiruz
        How suspiciously abruptly Ankara turned to Moscow before

        "You have become suspicious, Sidor, oh and suspicious" lol
        If you allow the kaklams to pass through one gas carrier, they will go in a row. In the future, the Turks will have to trade Russian gas with the whole of Europe, they need it - to breed competitors with their own hands? laughing
    9. +6
      20 March 2015 18: 17
      But why Turkey these problems! True, but how will it explode? Only contact dill ...
      1. +3
        20 March 2015 18: 39
        Quote: Jovanni
        True, but how will it explode?

        And the Turks will remain without a capital smile
    10. 0
      20 March 2015 18: 18
      Hmm ... dill have CHICK "turnips"... recourse
    11. +7
      20 March 2015 18: 19
      They write that they dug up the Black Sea. Let this great nation and dig a tunnel into America. And gas will flow to them with a river.
      1. +1
        20 March 2015 18: 29
        ... Push this great nation and dig a tunnel into America ...
        good laughing great idea!
      2. +4
        20 March 2015 18: 51
        As always, dill did not finish the job! They dug up the sea, but just a little bit - digging up the Bosphorus, the mind was not enough. fool Turks completed !!! laughing
      3. +2
        20 March 2015 20: 29
        TO DROP THE TUNEL NEVER, WE NEED TO PUT A WALL!
    12. +11
      20 March 2015 18: 21
      The trouble is, horseradish knows where the coal is coming from, gas too ..... you’ll bring your brains first and it’s normal, insanity !!!!
    13. +3
      20 March 2015 18: 24
      Friendship is friendship, but the tobacco is apart! You dill be prepared to buy Russian natural gas from our hub in Turkey. The profit will be more than the fee for passing through the Bosphorus.
    14. 0
      20 March 2015 18: 26
      Turkey denied Ukraine the passage of LNG tankers ...
      ah well done, pleased the Turks! a knight's move! now it is expected to return the mattress
    15. +5
      20 March 2015 18: 27
      Turks do not dill stupidity do not suffer soon
      they will have Russian gas will be sold
      why do they need competitors
    16. +1
      20 March 2015 18: 29
      Ukrainians already want to blow up Istanbul. Such a tanker will freak and there will be hundreds of thousands of victims. That's right that they do not allow. soldier
    17. +3
      20 March 2015 18: 30
      This is not only Ruin, but also Bulgaria and Romania a huge hello. Well, like, gentlemen do not hope, America will not help you jump from natural gas from Russia to liquefied hydrocarbons from the United States and Qatar. Let the turnips scratch.
    18. +1
      20 March 2015 18: 31
      Who knows when this madness in Ukraine will end?
      1. +2
        20 March 2015 18: 48
        Quote: mik667
        Who knows when this madness in Ukraine will end?

        When they defragment, clean and format their brain hard drive. You can also check Casper, just in case.
        1. +1
          20 March 2015 20: 05
          Quote: lelikas
          Quote: mik667
          Who knows when this madness in Ukraine will end?

          When they defragment, clean and format their brain hard drive. You can also check Casper, just in case.



          In all respects, it’s easier to buy a new one.


          May New Russia become more and more every year. Yes
    19. 0
      20 March 2015 18: 32
      Quote: wks
      Quote: Portoss
      Let them buy gas in Turkey! RUSSIAN! good

      They don’t want to. Let them build a terminal in the Far East, and from there railway trains.

      aha .. through China) although there after they build the terminal they will block the faucet)
    20. 0
      20 March 2015 18: 33
      Turks think this action (PR) knock out gas discounts from Russia .. Well, nothing will strengthen the Crimea, there will be a different conversation at all!
      1. 0
        20 March 2015 19: 16
        Quote: MIKHAN
        Turks think by this action (PR) they get gas discounts from Russia.



        On the contrary, dill smiled laughing Before asking permission, you first need to build a LNG acceptance port, infrastructure for processing, I’m silent about the price of this product. And then ask permission. And it will turn out like Bender’s, he has no key to open the apartment, nor the apartment itself. laughing


    21. 0
      20 March 2015 18: 36
      There is another problem for Turkey - Syria. If agreed, then the dill will certainly be in full ......
    22. KIL
      KIL
      +2
      20 March 2015 18: 38
      At least kill me, I don’t understand. Why does Ukraine need liquefied gas when it’s the main gas transit to Europe, why does it need more expensive gas, if it doesn’t have money, it pays for itself for gas, as a scratchy payment for a prostitute, why does it want to build new piers and storages for citizens without even pension money, when she has what she received for free from the USSR transit infrastructure and storage facilities. Maybe one of the economists will explain to me. hi
      1. +1
        20 March 2015 19: 35
        Speaking of the transit system of Ukraine: do you think that out of all 5 presidents, someone scratched their turnips in terms of pipe repair, modernization --- they only pumped gas for gas transit (and there is also an oil pipe), they (Ukrainians or what they are now called ) did not sell the old pipes because of greed to Gazprom, they had the opportunity to always get free gas, but what kind of Svidomo would do that? It's not in the spirit of modern Europe.
      2. +1
        20 March 2015 20: 08
        Quote: KIL
        At least kill me, I don’t understand. Why Ukraine needs liquefied gas when it is the main transit country for gas to Europe


        what



        Svidomo economic mathematics.
    23. olf_1959
      0
      20 March 2015 18: 39
      I wonder at what price do dill want to buy it?
    24. +3
      20 March 2015 18: 43
      Xoxles never cease to amaze.
      For two years Gazprom has been trying to break through the LNG transit through the Straits - it did not. The Turks spoke directly and unequivocally: no one will let the potential ODAB in the center of Istanbul. Everyone remembers the lessons of Mont Blanc and Fort Staykin. And precisely because of the refusal to transit LNG, all these "streams" went through the Black Sea.

      It would seem that everything is clear, the issue of transit is closed for everyone. But no - Ukraine doesn’t have enough of its rake, it also decided to run after strangers.
    25. +2
      20 March 2015 18: 44
      from the message ukro media: this is a tremendous attempt to ruin and lose Russia because yrgvyshshshshihzuytschzhshrtsushrshtsutschtsuo glory salu
    26. +2
      20 March 2015 18: 44
      - Most likely, Turkey once again demonstrates its "importance" to Russia in order to defend more favorable "partnership conditions" with Russia ...
    27. 0
      20 March 2015 18: 46
      And the Turks have eggs ... it pleases.
    28. +1
      20 March 2015 18: 47
      official Ankara is not ready to give its consent to the passage through the Bosphorus of tankers with liquefied natural gas for Ukraine.

      Great Ukrainian people dug the Black Sea. I think it’s easy for them to dig a canal to the Atlantic Ocean wink
    29. +2
      20 March 2015 18: 49
      Ecology on the Bosphorus is a paramount task! No politics! wink
    30. 0
      20 March 2015 18: 51
      Raise pigs, it’s handy for you. laughing
    31. +2
      20 March 2015 18: 54
      yeah, let me guess: LNG will come from the USA (at a price higher than the Russian one, and the specific heat of combustion is lower ... that is, it will need more), and the terminals in Ukraine will be built with IMF money.
    32. +1
      20 March 2015 18: 54
      Quote: Funnels
      Well done Turks, thank you. American gas "past the checkout". Again with the "aggressors" (that is, with Russia) will have to negotiate.

      In general, the Turks are acting in their favor, after the Russian-Turkish gas negotiations, the Turks will be monopolists in the future in gas transit for southern Europe. They will not allow extra players. And we are calmer. good hi
    33. +1
      20 March 2015 18: 55
      Quote: SRC P-15
      Have to through the Belorussian Sea! smile

      On the submarines.
      1. 0
        21 March 2015 05: 49
        Quote: romashki74
        On the submarines.

        with wings laughing to expedite delivery!
    34. +2
      20 March 2015 18: 59
      This is generally beyond the reasonable. What are gas carriers, what is transit through the Bosphorus? Ukraine does not have LNG terminals. And no tankers are needed.

      the Ministry of Energy and Coal Industry of Ukraine said that they are negotiating with Turkey on the passage of tankers with liquefied natural gas through the straits

      Can the Ministry of Energy indicate ONE berth where there is an LNG plant? It seems that the statement was made only to release gas ... fool
    35. +2
      20 March 2015 19: 02
      In addition ... Smiled

      Ministry of Energy and Coal Industry. Submarine in the steppes of Ukraine. There is a ministry, but there is no energy or coal industry. The existence of the state itself remains in doubt ...
    36. +2
      20 March 2015 19: 08
      Turks are still those bugs.
      Turkey will give Ukraine a loan of $ 50 million to cover the budget deficit, Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko said on Friday.
      “I thank President Erdogan for the decision to provide a loan to Ukraine in the amount of $ 50 million to cover the budget deficit,” Poroshenko said at a joint press conference with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, RIA Novosti reports.

      Poroshenko also thanked the President of Turkey for providing Ukraine with humanitarian assistance in the amount of $ 10 million.

      Poroshenko also said that Kiev and Istanbul agreed to create a new passenger airliner at the production facilities of the Ukrainian Antonov plant.

      Negotiations of the President of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko with the President of Turkey Recep Tayyip Erdogan continued on Friday for three hours instead of the planned one.

      Meanwhile, Turkey’s ambassador to Ukraine, Yonet Jan Tezel, said in an interview with a Ukrainian newspaper that Turkey would not allow liquefied natural gas (LNG) tankers to enter Ukraine through the Bosphorus. According to him, they can become a source of danger in the event of an accident for densely populated Istanbul.

      But the Turks also understood who they contacted wassat But when they understand ....
    37. +5
      20 March 2015 19: 09
      I hope in a subject
    38. 0
      20 March 2015 19: 13
      LNG thermoplanes will be delivered to Ukraine.
    39. 0
      20 March 2015 19: 17
      Erdogan, cool man! Respect!
    40. 0
      20 March 2015 19: 25
      What is not clear is that, having money for transporting natural gas, Ukraine does not want to pay Gazprom the highest price for the same gas.
      And to spend additional money on the purchase of LNG, the construction of terminals for its acceptance and pumping is welcome. You can explain as much as you like, anyway I don’t understand.
      Z.Y. Already skipped the topic about the construction of the LNG terminal in Latvia. How many babos were killed (drank) in spite of the Russians to the delight of penguins. wassat
      1. 0
        20 March 2015 19: 54
        So penguins give advice and cost LNG terminals ...
    41. kelevra
      0
      20 March 2015 19: 25
      The Turks do the right thing, there is nothing to risk because of arrogant and stupid dill!
    42. +1
      20 March 2015 19: 40
      It’s great that Ukraine was refused, great.
      But to be honest, personally I was visited by another feeling, namely, anger.
      Middle *** Turks, seized the straits in their time and have long been using them as a win-win tool in their politics. How many Russo-Turkish wars were, but it was not possible to completely neutralize Turkey’s usurpation right to the regime of straits of Russian diplomacy.
      I caught myself thinking that I was reasoning most likely (although hell knows what they have in mind), like an American who cares about everything)))
    43. 0
      20 March 2015 19: 47
      Respect to Putin - in time, he included Turkey in the energy business
      The Turks felt the taste of money and did not mind turning Europe on their gas hub ..
    44. sergei loginov
      +1
      20 March 2015 19: 49
      Senya begins to have problems with clothes
    45. +1
      20 March 2015 19: 51
      Quote: KIL
      At least kill me, I don’t understand. Why does Ukraine need liquefied gas when it’s the main gas transit to Europe, why does it need more expensive gas, if it doesn’t have money, it pays for itself for gas, as a scratchy payment for a prostitute, why does it want to build new piers and storages for citizens without even pension money, when she has what she received for free from the USSR transit infrastructure and storage facilities. Maybe one of the economists will explain to me. hi

      And why was all this buzz by the Americans started then? To block Russian gas to Europe. Therefore, we cleaned the Donbass from the local population in order to extract shale gas and supply Europe ourselves. Well, as well as build terminals, for example, in Crimea for further transportation of liquefied gas.
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    46. 0
      20 March 2015 19: 59
      Quote: avvg
      Good. We are friends with Turkey, and Putin and Erdoganam in the field of energy exports to Europe, through Turkey.

      Yes, it’s not even a matter of friendship and competition. The Turks really do not want to put themselves in danger, therefore they refuse this to everyone, and not just to Ukraine.
    47. 0
      20 March 2015 20: 07
      Shaitan_by BY Today, 19:13 PM ↑ New
      And only by prepayment.

      Yes ... and the prepayment is 100% !!! "Is this your back word? There is no back word." (C). wassat
    48. Tribuns
      +1
      20 March 2015 20: 07
      Kiev has no money to repay a loan to Russia, and at the same time "Ukraine was going to invest about 113 million euros for the construction of an LNG terminal" ...
      Sly and two-faced "svidomye" soon not only in Russia but also the West will cause misunderstanding and contempt ...
    49. 0
      20 March 2015 20: 20
      The Turkish Sultan is like that. With kozalupov may have a demand.
    50. +2
      20 March 2015 20: 33
      Turkey is already tasting the status of a powerful gas transit country to which these LNG tankers surrendered to it.
      1. 0
        23 March 2015 18: 56
        Quote: father Nikon
        Turkey is already tasting the status of a powerful gas transit country to which these LNG tankers surrendered to it.

        Well, everything’s right from Putin’s filing. He suggested that Erdogan lead the pipe through Turkey. And now it’s natural that Turkey does not need these LNG tankers. Competition, however.
    51. 0
      20 March 2015 20: 43
      Or maybe it was in vain that the Turks got involved with NATO? One Georgian, a very respected Georgian, once told me that good neighbors “we” are revered almost closer than relatives.
    52. 0
      20 March 2015 20: 52
      The great Ukrainians dug up the Black Sea, and they will also dig up their own strait.
      1. +2
        20 March 2015 22: 57
        And they simply have to build terminals. Out of spite for us. We don't have it, but they will. A lot of. Beautiful. Brilliant. And Crimea will immediately be asked back. And the bandits from Donbass will sneak in to get a glimpse.
        Just think, the Turks didn’t let us through. The Turks will steal no decree. They will transport you slowly on planes.
    53. 0
      20 March 2015 21: 12
      East is a delicate matter! And why should Turkey cut the branch that it recently managed to sit on with such triumph? They themselves will then have to sell gas to Europe. wink
    54. +1
      20 March 2015 21: 16
      Turkey is right in one thing - in the event of an explosion (and who can guarantee it was intentional???) the consequences for the port city would be terrible and how many would die there, how can they allow this!? The Turks are not Ukraine; they are protecting their people, and why should they be afraid to conform to the “Svidomo”?!!!
      1. 0
        20 March 2015 22: 28
        Yeah. It's better not to mess with irresponsible, cruel assholes. More valuable to yourself.
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    55. +1
      20 March 2015 21: 19
      There are sometimes interesting comments here.. The Turks are great, of course.. but no one is stopping them, after building a gas pipeline from Russia, from building a terminal and driving gas carriers across the Black Sea from Turkey to Ukraine.. And how do the local haters and cheerleaders feel about the news that Vankor (which is our everything!), for example, is already 60% Chinese? and That the newly developed deposits in our north will be more than 50% Chinese? Legislative acts have long been signed... and on very unattractive conditions for us - everything that will be built on the fields also does not belong to Russia... Although the population of our country essentially receives nothing from the sales of the riches of our land... Governors keep money at home in kilograms, and war veterans for 70 years have not received apartments from the country they defended... sorry for the offtopic...
      1. 0
        22 March 2015 04: 20
        Emotionally. Very true, but not well-reasoned. Did you calculate the percentages yourself, or did you take them out of thin air?
    56. +2
      20 March 2015 21: 20
      We were in a hurry, we had to let the terminal be built first, otherwise the prime minister doesn’t know where to put the money.... he remembered the fence on the border and forgot about the salary debts to his people.
    57. 0
      20 March 2015 21: 34
      A fair spanking!
    58. 0
      20 March 2015 22: 02
      Maybe the GDP was not wasted somewhere in vain? fellow
    59. 0
      20 March 2015 22: 16
      Only, only the elongated face from coal from South Africa began to return to normal, like on you - LNG by sea. It seems that the authorities have taken the last brains out of the junta. The next stage is delirium tremens.
    60. 0
      20 March 2015 22: 28
      Hello Svidomo, I am happy for you.
    61. +1
      20 March 2015 22: 40
      Safety comes first. Don't dig in.
    62. 0
      21 March 2015 00: 32
      Why do the Turks need trouble? Especially on the Bosphorus. This is not a joke.
    63. 0
      21 March 2015 01: 06
      No matter how the junta fusses, the end will come soon.
    64. 0
      21 March 2015 03: 58
      Ay, yes Putin, ay, yes a son of a bitch...
    65. -1
      21 March 2015 06: 10
      Quote: Dikson
      There are sometimes interesting comments here.. The Turks are great, of course.. but no one is stopping them, after building a gas pipeline from Russia, from building a terminal and driving gas carriers across the Black Sea from Turkey to Ukraine.. And how do the local haters and cheerleaders feel about the news that Vankor (which is our everything!), for example, is already 60% Chinese? and That the newly developed deposits in our north will be more than 50% Chinese? Legislative acts have long been signed... and on very unattractive conditions for us - everything that will be built on the fields also does not belong to Russia... Although the population of our country essentially receives nothing from the sales of the riches of our land... Governors keep money at home in kilograms, and war veterans for 70 years have not received apartments from the country they defended... sorry for the offtopic...

      In my opinion, this is the ONLY adequate comment! on the outskirts there is such a product of the body’s vital activity as the egg sniffer, but here we have: Dvorkovich, Siluanov, Chubais, Nabiullina, Zurabov, and so on and so on...
    66. 0
      21 March 2015 06: 12
      Quote: wks
      Quote: Portoss
      Let them buy gas in Turkey! RUSSIAN! good

      They don’t want to. Let them build a terminal in the Far East, and from there railway trains.

      Quote: evgmiz
      A fair spanking!


      Why did you shout as if you were importing, the American monkeys will put pressure on the Turks and LNG tankers will go through the strait. Some people here were clearly overexcited.
    67. 0
      21 March 2015 06: 56
      Now let them write to the Turkish Sultan.
    68. 0
      21 March 2015 08: 01
      Haha....let now American LNG...
    69. c3r
      +1
      21 March 2015 08: 18
      Apparently Yaytsenyukh and Parashka will have to collect sucker mushrooms! tongue
    70. 0
      21 March 2015 08: 55
      the Turks did the right thing, why do they have competitors and explosive cargo in the center of Istanbul, because Istanbul is on both banks of the Bosphorus
    71. 0
      21 March 2015 10: 44
      It’s a pity that the Bosphorus is not ours!
    72. 0
      21 March 2015 11: 08
      Apparently the GDP came to the rescue and one of the conditions for the construction of the pipeline to Turkey was exactly this! Smart policy in action!
    73. 0
      21 March 2015 11: 31
      Tezel said that the passage of tankers with dangerous cargo could harm the environment of Istanbul, because such transit is fraught with significant risks.
      Well done Ottomans, they cleverly and politely sent away those who were captured. good
    74. 0
      21 March 2015 11: 46
      Let them carry LNG to you by plane. Or let them eat more peas.
    75. 0
      21 March 2015 12: 03
      Well done, Ottomans! they know their worth.
    76. 0
      21 March 2015 12: 18
      Why should Turkey step on its own tail? It is going to trade Russian and Azerbaijani gas, but here are competitors.
    77. 0
      21 March 2015 12: 31
      Here are the narrow-minded comrades in Kyiv! At least they studied the history of the issue, how busy the Bosphorus is, and what tonnage Istanbul allows through and what it doesn’t. This is Istanbul’s constant policy, and Kyiv thought that not only Russia but the whole world owed it to them.
    78. 0
      21 March 2015 13: 19
      There is nothing for such a dangerous cargo to do in the Bosphorus - in the center of the metropolis. This is a volume-detonating munition with a capacity of several kilotons in case of any disaster or terrorist attack.
      So maybe there is no Russian-Turkish collusion; the Ukrainian politicians have pulled off another nonsense. And now they will pay costs for the flight of galoshes the size of 2 aircraft carriers.
    79. 0
      21 March 2015 16: 56
      I’ve been laughing at this news for the second day now. Ukrkhokhlosvidy has completely raked it in again!
    80. 0
      21 March 2015 19: 15
      What to expect!
    81. cancerlink.ru
      0
      21 March 2015 21: 41
      I wouldn't rejoice so actively. Jews are laying a pipe to Europe through Cyprus. Besides. They are already drilling a second mine. gas reserves are huge. sanctions against Iran may be lifted. negotiations are ongoing. so Europe doesn’t need our gas
    82. 0
      21 March 2015 23: 41
      Damn, that’s news to me too, it was clear last summer. When Turkey hinted to Russia and Georgia that gas tankers were not for the Bosporus.
    83. 0
      22 March 2015 10: 33
      As they say, nothing personal, business is business! "Glory to Ukraine"....... laughing
    84. 0
      22 March 2015 15: 21
      Let the crests now extract liquefied gas from peas right at their place of residence! and they don’t import it through Turkey! Well done Turks, soon it will be necessary to sell Russian gas through a pipeline, and not let the leftist gas pass by your nose!!!
    85. 0
      22 March 2015 18: 29
      LNG tankers are much larger than oil tankers. smile There are LNG tankers that are not large, smaller than some of our river vessels, although the draft is 5-6 meters.
    86. Leonidych
      0
      22 March 2015 19: 20
      Putin is to blame...
    87. 0
      22 March 2015 21: 48
      Yes, the Turks understand that they will not get anything good from this transit, otherwise they will stupidly lose, at least good relations with Russia, or at most a terrorist attack from the Americans
    88. 0
      22 March 2015 22: 06
      Ukraine was going to invest about 113 million euros on the construction of an LNG terminal
      I wonder: where was she going to get them?.. Not otherwise, the Great Ukrainians, according to an ancient habit, “found a treasure”... lol
    89. 0
      23 March 2015 03: 39
      Well done, they stopped the barges with liquefied gas from moving.
    90. 0
      23 March 2015 12: 03
      The Ukrainian government, if anything, always has a ready answer that the LNG tanker was shot down by a Russian BUK-M2.
    91. 0
      23 March 2015 12: 33
      Quote from S.S.R.
      Quote: GSH-18
      Turkey refused to Ukraine in the passage of tankers with LNG through the Bosphorus

      A-HA-HAA !!! Get a fascist grenade from a Soviet soldier! good
      Tezel said the passage of tankers with dangerous cargo could harm Istanbul's ecology

      laughing wassat Absolute nonsense, but everything is very serious! Turks of Krassava. Putin agreed on time good
      That's right, ukrobender must be finished by all available means! smile

      Robyaty, let's think about it for a minute! A lot of people lived and live on the ruin who understand and realize their connection with "Russianness" and who are essentially Russian people who were brainwashed and now let's look at our comments - I catch myself thinking that dill for me has become akin to Martians and I think but what about Odessa, Kherson? Well, I do, I just caught myself on such a sad thought.

      It seems to me that what is meant by dill is mainly from the western part, those who were not very fond of the Russians in the union. Russians rarely forget and forgive betrayal, and dill did just that, so your thoughts are completely justified.
    92. 0
      23 March 2015 16: 16
      Ukraine has now refused Russian gas, they thought they would let them through, well, well...

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