Britain and Poland "demand from Russia" the implementation of the Minsk agreements

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British Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond made a statement in which he spoke in favor of maintaining various types of pressure on the Russian Federation. According to Hammond, such pressure must be maintained until the full implementation of the Minsk agreements. Hammond's statement leads RIA News:

As for Europe, we consider it necessary that the European Union meet the interests of all Europeans. We also agree that it is important to maintain pressure on Russia until the Minsk agreements are fully implemented, and that it is necessary to maintain democratic and prosperous Ukraine.




From this statement, one thing becomes clear: Mr. Hammond is still a troll, because nobody else can afford to call Ukraine democratic and prosperous in the context of its default economic rating and complete lack of control by the authorities over the political and economic situation.

On the eve of a visit to British politicians arrived colleagues from Poland, who also announced support for the idea of ​​extending the regime of pressure on the Russian Federation, as well as the fact that Poland (attention!) Is "a partner of Britain in the fight against ISIS" ...
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  1. +45
    21 January 2016 06: 52
    "Britain and Poland demand from Russia" the implementation of the Minsk agreements "" - Have they even read them?
    1. +2
      21 January 2016 07: 17
      In general, is it possible to fully implement them, if not a single point is even partially completed, and will not work ..
      Quote: oldseaman1957
      "Britain and Poland demand from Russia" the implementation of the Minsk agreements "" - Have they even read them?
      1. +12
        21 January 2016 07: 37
        Call Ukraine prosperous. He pinned it up, so he pinned it up.
        1. +21
          21 January 2016 08: 05
          Mold also blooms
          1. +7
            21 January 2016 08: 25
            Quote: north
            Mold also blooms



            It’s better not to say ... but they are so drunk about Ukraine and to Ukraine - for them it is a buzzword often used by important people and no more ...
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            2. +9
              21 January 2016 08: 40
              From the text of the article
              On the eve to visit colleagues from Poland arrived at British politicians who also announced support for extending the pressure on the Russian Federation, and that Poland (attention!) is “a partner of Britain to combat ISIS "...

              What is Poland doing in military matters again, as before the 2 World War, it "sucked" to England? Poland probably wants its British “allies” in the struggle against Russia, as in the 1939 year, when Germany attacked it and completely occupied it, again let down? At that time, the British 100 just spat on Poland and now, in which case, they will spat again.
              1. +7
                21 January 2016 09: 04
                Exerting pressure means:
                - do not give loans
                - do not sell part of the goods and services
                - frozen accounts in Europe and America of people and enterprises from the sanctions list
                - do not let some people into their countries

                And we all agree that we are "under pressure."
                And here and there we repeat that we are under sanctions.
                Who exactly of those present here is "under pressure"?

                We ourselves must ALWAYS put pressure on a government that depends on Western capital.
                In fact, we were provided with a service.
                Returned to the ground.
                1. 0
                  21 January 2016 09: 24
                  Quote: Temples
                  Exerting pressure means:
                  - do not give loans
                  - do not sell part of the goods and services
                  - frozen accounts in Europe and America of people and enterprises from the sanctions list
                  - do not let some people into their countries

                  belay You have not taken into account a couple of three points
                  - do not allow our goods, with the exception of what they need;
                  - Do not let investors come to us, in and out of topic underestimating all sorts of self-invented ratings;
                  - do not allow us to buy goods from other countries by pressure on them (do not forget we are in a certain WTO)
                  - Do not give cooperation even to those countries that are against sanctions.

                  They provided a service, but during the interstate mergers of corporations and industry, such services very much affect the structures embedded in this system, which businessmen abroad themselves recognize, only politics is more important for the USA.
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        2. 0
          21 January 2016 09: 20
          That is not. It won’t start supporting nenku when won’t become "democratic and prosperous." We wait.
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      4. +11
        21 January 2016 08: 28
        Yes, they don’t give a damn about what they require. The pick-up mongrels can only bark, not demand.
      5. +7
        21 January 2016 08: 29
        The Minsk agreements will be fully implemented only when the Russian army, together with Novo Russia, Rises on the western borders of Ukraine, having previously destroyed all the Nazis and give the ruling elite to the Ukrainian people for trial. Then peace and silence awaken, let the west understand
        Do not wake a Russian bear.
      6. +1
        21 January 2016 09: 39
        "Britain and Poland demand from Russia" the implementation of the Minsk agreements "" - Have they even read them?


        They don’t need to read any agreements, they just act on the principle:

        Any mention in the press, except for the obituary, is a good advertisement! (c) Winston Churchill
    2. 0
      21 January 2016 07: 33
      By the way, what is written in the agreements? to the studio please who is not difficult
      1. +1
        21 January 2016 09: 11
        Quote: rpek32
        By the way, what is written in the agreements? to the studio please who is not difficult

        And what, Yandex or Google no longer work?
        1. 0
          23 January 2016 19: 00
          And what, Yandex or Google no longer work?


          work. but apparently you don’t see the difference between digging up a bunch of information and simply quoting a specific paragraph.
    3. +3
      21 January 2016 07: 59
      lol
      Britain and Poland "demand from Russia" the implementation of the Minsk agreements
      we will not withdraw our army from near Kuev, under any conditions, in addition, we will strengthen the grouping of the Navy to the west in the Lviv region. am
      1. 0
        21 January 2016 10: 17
        Quote: Andrey Yurievich
        we will not withdraw our army from near Kuev, under any conditions, in addition, we will strengthen the grouping of the Navy in the western direction in the Lviv region. am

        I approve. But it would still be necessary to drive polite guys to Warsaw and London. Clarify what they require, otherwise you can’t make out the nicerta through this screech.
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    4. +1
      21 January 2016 08: 34
      The "reader" does not work .. The main thing is to hear the command "face" from the striped uncle ..
    5. +3
      21 January 2016 08: 38
      But whether to send them ... to Kiev on this issue.
    6. +1
      21 January 2016 09: 40
      Of course not read. Otherwise, they would not have carried such nonsense. There are no Russian obligations there. So they can demand ears from a dead donkey. This is just another way to get the blame on the healthy.
    7. 0
      21 January 2016 09: 46
      Quote: oldseaman1957
      "Britain and Poland demand from Russia" the implementation of the Minsk agreements "" - Have they even read them?

      They may have read, but it is useless to demand from Ukraine. They will cheat from three boxes and will not do anything. And I want to demand from someone laughing
    8. 0
      21 January 2016 12: 37
      Quote: oldseaman1957
      Have they even read them?


      I see many people ask this question. The point is not whether you have read it or not (of course you have read it), but about putting pressure on Russia by any means, trying to bring us to our knees. And we, as always, do not have enough time, well, at least 3-5 years to re-equip the army. And they will bark at us, I think we should be treated like that Vaska - "And Vaska listens, but eats." In total, they, like Hitler, do not have enough courage, they could not even intercede for their women, but put on a mini and went out into the street. These are not men, they are neuter, like the whole oyropa.
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  2. +29
    21 January 2016 06: 52
    Who doesn’t give a damn what Poland and Britain say?
    Special greetings to prosperous Ukraine hi
    1. +7
      21 January 2016 07: 28
      Sorry for being rude, gay Europeans love to "demand" each other. Guys, we are not on this math part. Although we can insert the Mace into the zad. am
    2. +2
      21 January 2016 07: 30
      Quote: Alexander Romanov
      Who doesn’t give a damn what Poland and Britain say?
      Special greetings to prosperous Ukraine hi

      I wonder what smokes Anglo-Saxon ??? Or do they keep everyone around them for blanks?
    3. 0
      21 January 2016 10: 19
      Quote: Alexander Romanov
      Who doesn’t give a damn what Poland and Britain say?
      Special greetings to prosperous Ukraine hi

      Well, you have to laugh at someone. And then the gum no longer sticks.
  3. +3
    21 January 2016 06: 52
    ABOUT! The Americans decided to be the first to mongrel laughing
    1. SSR
      +3
      21 January 2016 07: 31
      Quote: Black
      ABOUT! The Americans decided to be the first to mongrel laughing

      Yes, how much can you let the mongrel off the leash? Personally, I would have already gone wild))) these mongrels have been running without a leash for a long time and barking without a team, trained.
      In general, the impudent gopnik, under the guise of not extradition, lures fugitive oligarchs with their capital and then methodically masters them .... These are voluntarily forced "investments".
    2. +12
      21 January 2016 07: 32
      Quote: Black
      ABOUT! The Americans decided to be the first to mongrel

      Honestly, to say these bunches in the water and there is no desire to comment, I’ll smack the video, so to say a short film about the countries of the former socialist camp.
      1. +1
        21 January 2016 09: 38
        A bunch of positive emotions in the morning. Smiled. Thank you. Corresponds to the topic. Kotyara endured for a long time. Fighter.
  4. +15
    21 January 2016 06: 53
    Why do they not require the implementation of the Minsk agreements from Germany and France? There, probably, the address was mixed up.
    1. +4
      21 January 2016 07: 16
      Quote: avvg
      There, probably, the address was mixed up.

      And a very long time! About two hundred years ago.
    2. +4
      21 January 2016 07: 59
      I propose that they be required to give the southern coast of the Belarusian Sea to Ukraine, in compensation for the Donbass and Crimea.
    3. +2
      21 January 2016 08: 29
      Why do they not require the implementation of the Minsk agreements from Germany and France?
      No, how! They’ll be offended yet ... And they don’t care about this Ukraine. The main thing is an occasion to run into Russia for the millionth time.
      1. 0
        21 January 2016 11: 37
        Quote: Jovanni
        Why do they not require the implementation of the Minsk agreements from Germany and France?


        But because of that!

        Well, how can Great Britain (there is no question of Poland - a snitch) to spank "her son of a bitch", our naive one? The whipping boy is designated four centuries ago. The main enemy of the Anglo-Saxons is Russia, the Russian Empire, the USSR, the Russian Federation (there are so many of us).
  5. 0
    21 January 2016 06: 55
    Poland (attention!) Is "Britain's partner in the fight against ISIS"

    Britain without Poland is nobody.
    Well, for Russia, Britain is nobody, and especially Poland.
  6. +4
    21 January 2016 06: 55
    Poland (attention!) Is "Britain's partner in the fight against ISIS" ...

    As for Britain, Britain has been Britain for 500 years already, that says it all, and Poland is indeed its partner, that is, it has been shitting on the continent for centuries, so traditionally, as always, "two boots - a pair".
    1. +5
      21 January 2016 07: 16
      Quote: venaya
      traditionally, as always, "two boots - a pair".

      A pair is a pair, only one boot is slightly worn out (though he has a stinky footcloth in it, sorry, gentlemen wear socks), And the second one is worn out, wrinkled, full of holes on all sides. True sock in it is no less fragrant.
    2. +2
      21 January 2016 07: 20
      Quote: venaya
      so Britain has been Britain for 500 years

      Like Russia’s crap, it’s crap ...
    3. +3
      21 January 2016 08: 01
      And if both boots are left-gender pair wassat
  7. +4
    21 January 2016 06: 56
    Okay, the British - they have always been famous for cynicism, lies, arrogance, their concepts of exclusivity ... request
    But you, Poles, where do you get out with your claims to world domination ?? !! what Or did your exclusivity wake up ?? lol
    No words ...
    1. +3
      21 January 2016 06: 59
      and where the American owners will tell them - they get in there .... smile
      1. 0
        21 January 2016 07: 05
        They say they hang themselves - what, everyone will go to the loop? wink
    2. +1
      21 January 2016 07: 15
      It is not the first century that the slogan "Greater Poland from sea to sea" has been used - nothing new.
      1. +1
        21 January 2016 08: 11
        Quote: droideck
        It is not the first century that the slogan "Greater Poland from sea to sea" has been used - nothing new.

        And she is it - from the Baltic Sea to the Belarusian! smile
  8. +1
    21 January 2016 07: 03
    Fushington Poodles. The dog barks, the caravan goes.
  9. +1
    21 January 2016 07: 05
    The EU met the interests of all Europeans


    Wahhabi Europeans, obviously. laughing

    it is necessary to support a democratic and prosperous Ukraine


    laughing
  10. +2
    21 January 2016 07: 06
    So the right way we go once these mongrel howls ...
  11. +5
    21 January 2016 07: 06
    And here we are, sideways.
  12. +9
    21 January 2016 07: 08
    Yes, just do not pay attention to all this nonsense, such nonsense is ...
  13. +5
    21 January 2016 07: 08
    Yak is blooming! Yak is blooming! C. wounded triangle, England hates Germany, Germany hates Poland, Poland, as a sign of hatred of Germany, is ready to lick anywhere in England, and grab a piece of blooming Ukraine.
  14. +1
    21 January 2016 07: 11
    Well, we heard them, in general, nothing new.
    They are supposed to say that now,
    like Yapam demand our Kuril Islands.
  15. 0
    21 January 2016 07: 13
    Yes! Although it is not the business of the "continent" of Small Britain to understand the affairs of the "island" of Eurasia))) Or the Poles have brought them Ukrainian swine flu. The latter, in general, the United States lowered below the plinth: "Britain's partners in the fight against ISIS", i.e. We are an empty place in the coalition, not like great Poland! feel
  16. 0
    21 January 2016 07: 16
    Another geek from degenerate through w..y. GEYROPA policy!
  17. KOH
    +2
    21 January 2016 07: 22
    Wow !!! the Poles are also fighting with the igil, what place is interesting? ..., they are mostly with monuments ..., wretched ...
  18. 0
    21 January 2016 07: 25
    nothing new, old song!
    only I wonder, but the Poles forgot how and who cut them during the Second World War?
  19. +5
    21 January 2016 07: 26
    "democratic and prosperous Ukraine" ha, amused in the morning! laughing
  20. 0
    21 January 2016 07: 28
    "British Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond made a statement in which he spoke in favor of maintaining various types of pressure on the Russian Federation."
    The West has exerted this pressure on Russia since the emergence of the Russian statehood. Every century, the Western leaders aggravate this desire to put pressure on Russia, after which they get a kick in the ass and crawl back into their hole to lick their wounds until the next century. Nothing has changed. As the saying goes, history goes in circles. The position is stable.
  21. +1
    21 January 2016 07: 30
    Because you can't bow to this Kerenysh like a friend. It is necessary to speak with enemies accordingly. And if they are all friends here, so "return" Crimea, arrange a civil war there. They want to turn Russia into Serbia. And we all quote some devils.
  22. 0
    21 January 2016 07: 32
    ..... well, look ... hegemons damn it.
  23. +3
    21 January 2016 07: 39
    Comrades, maybe everything is lying to us about Ukraine? Suddenly, Kiselyov is lying? Maybe this democracy has come, and its people are reaping abundant fruits and flourishing ?! laughing
  24. 0
    21 January 2016 07: 39
    We look at Wikipedia:Europe - part of the world in the northern hemisphere of the Earth, washed by the seas of the Arctic and Atlantic oceans, has an area of ​​about 10 million km² and a population of about 740 million (about 10% of the world's population)

    TerThe rhetoric of Russia is 17 125 407 km². It ranks first in the world in terms of territory and ninth in terms of population.


    Poland: the population is more than 38,5 million people, the territory is 312 679 km². Ranks thirty-sixth in the world in terms of population and sixty-ninth on the territory.

    When Europe eats gas, we are Europeans for them, in all other cases Asians. Poles by location are Europeans, in fact - yapping mongrel.
  25. +1
    21 January 2016 07: 43
    There is nothing to add here to a democratic and prosperous Outskirts, I would like to wish Psheks and Small Britain the same prosperity and democracy as in the Outskirts. Well, at the expense of the fight against ISIS, this is generally how they still have not won it, just marvel, they probably crushed all the militants on the computer laughing
  26. Riv
    +3
    21 January 2016 07: 47
    "We are threatened
    Chamberlain.
    Parasite,
    Old fuck! "
  27. +2
    21 January 2016 07: 52
    need to maintain democratic and prosperous Ukraine.

    This statement alone makes it clear that Messrs. From London is completely off topic. They say some kind of stamped phrases that have nothing to do with reality. It’s boring even to read their nonsense. The West has long lost a sense of reality, and especially a sense of proportion in its statements and behavior.
  28. 0
    21 January 2016 07: 54
    Send these Merikos mongrels to HH .... why hobnob with them?
  29. +3
    21 January 2016 08: 00
    Let them ask their wives (or husbands).
  30. 0
    21 January 2016 08: 02
    And it’s weak to begin to carry out Minsk with oneself, without different excuses?
  31. 0
    21 January 2016 08: 08
    I especially liked about Poland. Two eternal enemies of Russia, gathered together, what a joy. 1939, one friend betrayed the other, and now smiles at him again. Well, while the Poles because of Russophobia, their mouths were opened with pleasure, and this is dangerous.
  32. 0
    21 January 2016 08: 11
    Karoche introduce troops to Poland and Britain, and no one already requires anything
  33. 0
    21 January 2016 08: 12
    British Foreign Minister Philip Hammond made a statement in which he spoke out for maintaining various types of pressure on the Russian Federation.

    History, gentlemen does not teach anything.
    On 10 of September 1938, Sir Horace Wilson, the Prime Minister’s closest adviser on all political issues, suggested to Chamberlain that the German leader would appreciate the view that “Germany and England are two pillars supporting the peace order against the destructive pressure of Bolshevism,” and that therefore, he "wishes not to do anything that could weaken the rebuff that we can together give to those who threaten our civilization."
    Replace Bolshevism with the Russian Federation. Find some differences from modern sayings.
  34. +1
    21 January 2016 08: 12
    Britain has reached a new political level? Already on par with Poland? Congratulations! fellow You go the right way! In 17, we are waiting for a joint statement from Britain and Uganda ...
  35. vmo
    0
    21 January 2016 08: 19
    "Britain and Poland" demand from Russia "implementation of the Minsk agreements"

    What a "power" especially psheki stupid drunkards. fellow
    Looks like the mind is the same!
  36. +1
    21 January 2016 08: 21
    The "originals" demand from Russia what it has nothing to do with at all, but is only a mediator between the conflicting parties. INTERMEDIARY. Mediator is a legal entity or individual whose purpose is to provide services for the performance of commercial, financial transactions, as well as for the settlement of disputes in various kinds of relations.
  37. 0
    21 January 2016 08: 38
    Britain and Poland "demand from Russia" the implementation of the Minsk agreements

    I recall a joke:
    -What came?
    - Take an interview!
    - Take it!
    - Maybe we should not?
    - Take it, I say !!!
    - to, to ....

    Alo, administrators, have they grown to death? Why don't they let it in: "What do they do on a girl's cheek - CABIN!" Or are you already that word yourself? This is not an insult - this is a statement of fact.
  38. +2
    21 January 2016 08: 47
    Britain and Poland "demand from Russia" the implementation of the Minsk agreements

    photo class, called: "X-nu froze and satisfied" or "the armor of my forehead is strong" laughing
  39. +3
    21 January 2016 08: 50
    Here are the clowns, you will demand from your wife. And Russia should be addressed to you with respect and in a pleading tone.
  40. +1
    21 January 2016 08: 57
    And what does Russia have to do with it. Americansosia brewed this porridge, Geyropa howls at her and we are to blame. Where is the logic?
  41. +1
    21 January 2016 09: 08
    ... it is important to maintain pressure on Russia until the Minsk agreements are fully implemented

    He himself probably understands that the complete nonsense carries, but then there is nothing to cover. So he builds himself a donkey.
  42. 0
    21 January 2016 09: 16
    They say and write about this that covering up Kiev's unwillingness to fulfill "Minsk" they will accuse Russia of non-fulfillment of the agreement, thereby justifying the sanctions ...
  43. 0
    21 January 2016 09: 37
    Britain and Poland "demand from Russia" - it is not clear which country is the key, or Britain, and Poland as an appendage (just for the company), or Poland is being nominated by Britain for another barking (Poles are generally aware of this?). Russia, capable of multiplying both Britain and Poland by zero, and in principle the whole ball, cannot be "should" from the word at all. It's time to get used to it.
  44. 0
    21 January 2016 09: 38
    The funny thing is that these "hustlers" probably did not read the documents on the Minsk agreements, and then why do they make Russia a party to the agreements? After all, Russia, like the EU, is not a party to the agreement, but a party, like the EU, which monitors the strict observance of and the New Russia of the Minsk Agreements! But the impudent Saka policy was initially aimed at perverting any international documents in their favor and their overseas masters! Something has not been heard for a long time clear and specific answers, with an exact indication of the "direction of travel", from our Minister of Foreign Affairs Lavrov, so the miserables were cut too apart!
  45. 0
    21 January 2016 09: 43
    and that in the independent flourishes and develops?))
  46. 0
    21 January 2016 09: 49
    come up and how to give the best when they demand it during the performance at the microphone so as to go forward from the stage together with the stand for performances clutching head over heels and then come up from the foot when they are on all fours with a lift sooooo shit from bottom to top.
  47. +1
    21 January 2016 09: 58
    We can fulfill the Minsk agreements in only one way by becoming a party to the conflict, namely, to send troops and force Ukraine to fulfill it, but will there be any sense after that. Stop at the border with Romania and Poland and ask "Did you want this?"
  48. 0
    21 January 2016 10: 36
    Should Minsk Agreements be fulfilled ?? yes, only Poland can think of such an absurdity, England and this Baltic trifle with Gutted taken together. They piss in the eyes, they will say that this is God's dew ...
  49. 0
    21 January 2016 10: 58
    Western "partners" only know how to demand. Most likely no one has read the Minsk agreements ...
    And you can say anything you want ...
  50. 0
    21 January 2016 11: 09
    I still cannot understand: what do they want from Russia? Press on Russia, press on France and Germany as well as on "democratic and prosperous" Ukraine.
  51. 0
    21 January 2016 11: 42
    Quote: oldseaman1957
    Have they even read them?

    But why?
    The Chukchi (British and Pole) is not a reader, the Chukchi is a writer.
  52. 0
    21 January 2016 12: 01
    They're totally crazy there, that's it!
  53. 0
    21 January 2016 12: 44
    I’m wondering, why not demand compliance with agreements from all parties? Oh, yes, I always forget that “wild and ungrateful” Russia always threatens the prosperous and peaceful countries of Europe... It especially threatens Great Britain, Poland and Ukraine.

    How annoying these “politicians” are... I sometimes want to wish them that they would talk about them like that and constantly rub their noses in them. They'll wait.
  54. 0
    21 January 2016 12: 54
    that Poland is “Britain’s partner in the fight against ISIS”

    Haberdashery and Cardinal - this is strength!
  55. 0
    21 January 2016 17: 32
    in the course of action, it is necessary to expel the entire Kyiv government and still implement the Minsk agreements
  56. +1
    21 January 2016 18: 00
    it is necessary to support a democratic and prosperous Ukraine.

    I would also like to see a “democratic and prosperous Ukraine”. hi
  57. +1
    21 January 2016 23: 45
    Quote: oldseaman1957
    "Britain and Poland demand from Russia" the implementation of the Minsk agreements "" - Have they even read them?

    Hmm, has Mr. Philip Hammond gone crazy? What is he talking about?

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