Civil war in Ukraine

[bhramos]

I'm not an economist. Ukraine has lost Russian markets. A large percentage of the budget spent on defense.

Will Ukraine sell
Admiral Grigorovich-class frigate engines for India?

 

[Akim]

Will Ukraine sell
Admiral Grigorovich-class frigate engines for India?

This is a tiny percentage of the profits.

 

[gadeshi]

Will Ukraine sell
Admiral Grigorovich-class frigate engines for India?

Yes, cause the latter 3 Project 1135.6 frigates will go to India. Black Sea fleet will get the first 3 and additional Project 22800 MRKs while waiting for Project 22350 heavy frigates.
Zoria-Mashproject will supply turbo-diesel engines for 1135.6 to India. This will sustain a Plant for a while (if somebody will not steal the money first like in Indian An-32 overhauling case ).

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[Akim]

@gadeshi When your children go to school, you go to Donetsk, to Crimea or Russia?

 

[gadeshi]

@gadeshi When your children go to school, you go to Donetsk, to Crimea or Russia?

If the things in Ukraine will go rough and hungry ATO grunts will begin to expropriate property while the bright day is, I will ask my company for permanent relocation to St. Peter.

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[Akim]

If the things in Ukraine will go rough and hungry ATO grunts will begin to expropriate property while the bright day is, I will ask my company for permanent relocation to St. Peter.

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I have familiars moving from St. Petersburg to Odessa, you're the opposite.

 

[gadeshi]

I have familiars moving from St. Petersburg to Odessa, you're the opposite.

I presume they are losers or pro-ukrainian activists

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[Akim]

I presume they are losers or pro-ukrainian activists

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No. Just to live there much harder.

 

[bhramos]

I have familiars moving from St. Petersburg to Odessa, you're the opposite.

what do you think about India's Reliance and Antanov Plane to replace AN-32 fleet..
are you Ukrainians Slavics ?

 

[bhramos]

Video by Anatoly Sharia.

"The well-known Ukrainian media expert Anatoly Shary doubts about the official version of the death of Motorola, announced by the Russian media. According to him," Ukrainian DRGs "or any other APU unit does not have sufficient expertise to carry out such an operation. The fact that, firstly, Motorola house was carefully guarded units DNI and nobody there could not enter without their knowledge, and secondly, among Ukrainian law enforcers poprstu no professional at this level. "

 

[Akim]

what do you think about India's Reliance and Antanov Plane to replace AN-32 fleet..
are you Ukrainians Slavics ?

I am a graduate of the Odessa Institute of Land Forces, therefore, with regard to Air Force and Navy, it will not be my own thoughts. I don't know about their joint project only of the memorandum.

 

[gadeshi]

A memorial complex for ukrainian agression victims has been opened in Lugansk:

 

[gadeshi]

Putin has granted a GrandCup of Big Sail Ships Race to a captain of Mir frigate in Sebastopol:

 

[AVERAGE INDIAN]

German businesses consider investment in Crimea

The interest of German business to the investments in Russia remains in place, and greater cooperation and development is expected in this regard, the German and Russian economy ministers said on Thursday.

© AFP 2016/ BRITTA PEDERSEN Medvedev, Steinmeier to Discuss Russia-Germany Cooperation, Investment MOSCOW (Sputnik) — German Economy Minister Sigmar Gabriel said at the meeting with his Russian counterpart Alexei Ulyukayev in Moscow that the German business was interested in "new strategies and plans for economic development" and expressed hope that the economic cooperation between the two countries would deepen.

"I hope that we will succeed in securing the implementation of the Minsk agreements, which is responsibility of not only Russia but also Ukraine. If we can make progress in this area, then we will succeed in other areas," Gabriel said. The German minister expressed hope that Russia could attract more foreign companies and investment. © REUTERS/ HANNIBAL HANSCHKE Germany’s Merkel Has 'Very Greatest Interest' in Ending Russia Sanctions In turn, Ulyukayev expressed readiness "to do everything possible" to support the German business in Russia. "We have discussed the development of the fundamental economic situation in the world, in global trade, and what can we do to increase the trade, which significantly decreased in the past two years, what can be done to promote tourism and investment opportunities," Ulyukayev said,

commenting on the talks with with Gabriel. Following the reunification of Crimea with Russia in March 2014 and an escalation of the Ukrainian crisis later that year, Russia's relations with the West deteriorated. The Kiev government and the West, on which Kiev increasingly relies, blame Russia for interfering with Ukraine's internal affairs and, as a punitive measure, imposed several rounds of sanctions against Moscow. Russia has firmly denied the accusations, underscoring that sanctions are counterproductive and hurt both sides. Germany is one of the major trade partners of Russia, but the two countries' trade turnover in 2015 decreased by about a third, and continued to decline in 2016.

http://outlookfirst.com/german-businesses-consider-investment-in-crimea-rt/

 

[Akim]

German businesses consider investment in Crimea

The interest of German business to the investments in Russia remains in place, and greater cooperation and development is expected in this regard, the German and Russian economy ministers said on Thursday.

© AFP 2016/ BRITTA PEDERSEN Medvedev, Steinmeier to Discuss Russia-Germany Cooperation, Investment MOSCOW (Sputnik) — German Economy Minister Sigmar Gabriel said at the meeting with his Russian counterpart Alexei Ulyukayev in Moscow that the German business was interested in "new strategies and plans for economic development" and expressed hope that the economic cooperation between the two countries would deepen.

"I hope that we will succeed in securing the implementation of the Minsk agreements, which is responsibility of not only Russia but also Ukraine. If we can make progress in this area, then we will succeed in other areas," Gabriel said. The German minister expressed hope that Russia could attract more foreign companies and investment. © REUTERS/ HANNIBAL HANSCHKE Germany’s Merkel Has 'Very Greatest Interest' in Ending Russia Sanctions In turn, Ulyukayev expressed readiness "to do everything possible" to support the German business in Russia. "We have discussed the development of the fundamental economic situation in the world, in global trade, and what can we do to increase the trade, which significantly decreased in the past two years, what can be done to promote tourism and investment opportunities," Ulyukayev said,

commenting on the talks with with Gabriel. Following the reunification of Crimea with Russia in March 2014 and an escalation of the Ukrainian crisis later that year, Russia's relations with the West deteriorated. The Kiev government and the West, on which Kiev increasingly relies, blame Russia for interfering with Ukraine's internal affairs and, as a punitive measure, imposed several rounds of sanctions against Moscow. Russia has firmly denied the accusations, underscoring that sanctions are counterproductive and hurt both sides. Germany is one of the major trade partners of Russia, but the two countries' trade turnover in 2015 decreased by about a third, and continued to decline in 2016.

http://outlookfirst.com/german-businesses-consider-investment-in-crimea-rt/

The Minsk agreement apply only to the Donbass. To German businessmen invested in the Crimea - the Bundestag must admit that is the territory of Russia.

 

[pmaitra]

German businesses consider investment in Crimea

The interest of German business to the investments in Russia remains in place, and greater cooperation and development is expected in this regard, the German and Russian economy ministers said on Thursday.

© AFP 2016/ BRITTA PEDERSEN Medvedev, Steinmeier to Discuss Russia-Germany Cooperation, Investment MOSCOW (Sputnik) — German Economy Minister Sigmar Gabriel said at the meeting with his Russian counterpart Alexei Ulyukayev in Moscow that the German business was interested in "new strategies and plans for economic development" and expressed hope that the economic cooperation between the two countries would deepen.

"I hope that we will succeed in securing the implementation of the Minsk agreements, which is responsibility of not only Russia but also Ukraine. If we can make progress in this area, then we will succeed in other areas," Gabriel said. The German minister expressed hope that Russia could attract more foreign companies and investment. © REUTERS/ HANNIBAL HANSCHKE Germany’s Merkel Has 'Very Greatest Interest' in Ending Russia Sanctions In turn, Ulyukayev expressed readiness "to do everything possible" to support the German business in Russia. "We have discussed the development of the fundamental economic situation in the world, in global trade, and what can we do to increase the trade, which significantly decreased in the past two years, what can be done to promote tourism and investment opportunities," Ulyukayev said,

commenting on the talks with with Gabriel. Following the reunification of Crimea with Russia in March 2014 and an escalation of the Ukrainian crisis later that year, Russia's relations with the West deteriorated. The Kiev government and the West, on which Kiev increasingly relies, blame Russia for interfering with Ukraine's internal affairs and, as a punitive measure, imposed several rounds of sanctions against Moscow. Russia has firmly denied the accusations, underscoring that sanctions are counterproductive and hurt both sides. Germany is one of the major trade partners of Russia, but the two countries' trade turnover in 2015 decreased by about a third, and continued to decline in 2016.

http://outlookfirst.com/german-businesses-consider-investment-in-crimea-rt/

Good news. Steimeier has common sense. Frau Bundeskanzlerin Angela Merkelovskaya is still stuck up with her Germano-Polish loyalties, along with Donald Tusk and Radoslav Sikorsky.

It is about time the German show their Bundeskanslerin the door and get someone with common sense, someone like Steinmeier.

Soon, they will ask Petro Chocolatashenko to go pound sand and start normalizing relations with Russia.

Recently, EU cabal failed to agree on a new round of sanctions on Russia. Looks like Russian counter-sanctions are biting hard.

 

[pmaitra]

The Minsk agreement apply only to the Donbass. To German businessmen invested in the Crimea - the Bundestag must admit that is the territory of Russia.

Crimea has been part of Russia since the times of Tsarina Katherine.

Crimea part of Russia, and so is most Ukraine, except perhaps for Lvov and surroundings.

 

[Akim]

Crimea has been part of Russia since the times of Tsarina Katherine.

Crimea part of Russia, and so is most Ukraine, except perhaps for Lvov and surroundings.

How many times have told you - stop living in the past?
VAZ 2101 is the best!:biggrin2::biggrin2::biggrin2:

 

[pmaitra]

How many times have told you - stop living in the past?
VAZ 2101 is the best!:biggrin2::biggrin2::biggrin2:

Someone should also move Antonov back to Russia.

Antonov is a Russian Company. It started in Novosibirsk. It was relocated to Ukrainian SSR when USSR was one country. Moreover, Oleg Antonov was Russian.

Same thing with KrAZ. At least they will start making proper trucks again.

 

[Akim]

Someone should also move Antonov back to Russia.

Antonov is a Russian Company. It started in Novosibirsk. It was relocated to Ukrainian SSR when USSR was one country. Moreover, Oleg Antonov was Russian.

Same thing with KrAZ. At least they will start making proper trucks again.

You have still not developed a 2+2.