Newsgroup: it.politica.internazionale
Titolo: L'Ukraina vuole bloccare il gas Russo che transita sul suo territorio.

 
Le guerre si sa quando cominciano, ma dopo vanno per la loro strada.
 
 
Ukraine ready to impose sanctions against any transit via its territory, including air flights and gas supplies to Europe, Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk said Friday. Ukraine's Parliament will vote on the sanctions on Tuesday. Kiev has also prepared a list of 172 Russian citizens and 65 companies predominantly Russian to put under sanctions for "sponsoring terrorism, supporting the annexation of Crimea, and violating the territorial integrity of Ukraine," Yatsenyuk said at a briefing on Friday.
 
Proposed sanctions include asset freezes, bans on certain enterprises, bans on privatizing state property, refusing to issue licenses, and a complete or partial ban on transit- both aviation and gas.
 
"We simply have no other choice," the Prime Minister said, adding that Ukraine will use part of the $17 billion IMF aid to achieve energy independence, and may go to the World Bank for help.
 
Ukraine wants to "put a stop" to its gas dependence on Russia, its main source for energy to heat homes and buildings, but understands it will not be an "easy" process, Yatsenyuk told reporters.
 
The Prime Minister estimates Ukraine could stand to lose $7 billion as a result of imposing sectorial sanctions against Russia, its biggest trading partner after the European Union.
 
"There is no doubt that Russia will continue its course in Ukraine it began a decade ago- banning Ukrainian goods, decreasing cooperation, pressure, and blackmail," Yatsenyuk said.
 
On Monday the Ukrainian government said it plans to mirror Western sanctions and target Russia's financial, energy, and military sectors.
 
Ukraine imports nearly 50 percent of its natural gas from Russia, which in 2013 totaled 27.7 billion cubic meters of natural gas.
 
If approved, a halt to Russian gas transit would hit Europe as the continent gets 15 percent of the energy it needs from Russia. In June Gazprom, Russia's national gas company announced it was stopping deliveries to Ukraine, but would continue to ship 180 billion cubic meters of gas to Europe.

quanto vogliamo scommettere che i governi europei approveranno anche questo?

 quanto vogliamo scommettere che i governi europei approveranno anche questo?
 
Ci fossero i governi europei.
 
Direi che si sta abolendo da sola l'Europa, la ha fatta fuori dal vaso, anzi sta leccando quella che gli USA han fatto fuori dal vaso.
 
Indegno.

Il 08/08/2014 23:29, Adalberto Crei ha scritto:
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Qui di "indegno" c'� solo il vostro patetico ticket "il 'rosso' & il 
nero", uniti da un antiamericanismo apodittico & fuori tempo massimo, 
che vigoreggia proprio mentre l'impero (diciamo cos�) che fu declina per 
manifesta trasformazione del mondo. Somigliate agli "anticomunisti 
postumi" berlusconiani, e restate come loro inchiodati a una visione del 
mondo chiusa da 30 anni, "decorata" da strumenti di analisi :) 
pre-rivoluzionari (e delle volte vien da pensare a un pre-1789, pi� che 
a un pre-1917).
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Massi' e' la Vandea, o il solito banditismo camorrista contro qualsiasi Stato che non sia la pagnotta.

 quando tra 3 mesi creperai di freddo
 
A Roma? :) Non trattenere il respiro, panslavista della domenica :)
 
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Namib
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