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Titolo: Gazpro vs Ucraina: Clamorosi sviluppi alla frontiera Russo/Ucraina

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 Palmiro Pangloss
Il tuo membro? Cosi' presto nel 2006?
Am.

 Il tuo membro? Cosi' presto nel 2006?
Amalric, perche' cosi' scontroso oggi? Con me poi, che ti voglio tanto bene!
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 Palmiro Pangloss
Preparati ad un 25% di riduzione nelle forniture di gas fin da oggi. Ti 
consiglio un astuccio penico in lana grezza neozelandese.
Ti puoi informare presso Ggiano e il Kiwi, che ti vogliono tanto bene...
Am.

 Preparati ad un 25% di riduzione nelle forniture di gas fin da oggi. 
Uh???
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 Palmiro Pangloss
Le forniture per ora , non l'erogazione dell'ENI (riserve + aumento 
delle forniture dalle altre fonti, se possibile) . Cmq. l'Ungheria e' 
la prima a sentire la stretta. Speriamo che qui non aumentino le 
bollette. Cmq. ecco l'ultimo lancio della Reuters.
Am.
Russia cuts gas supply to Ukraine, Europe at risk
By Christian Lowe  26 minutes ago
MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia cut gas supplies to Ukraine on Sunday in a 
dispute that appeared to hit deliveries to a wintry Europe just as 
Moscow takes over as chairman of the Group of Eight hoping to showcase 
its reliability as an energy source.
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The Russian state monopoly, Gazprom, said it had cut supplies to 
Ukraine by a quarter -- the level of Ukraine's own imports -- after 
Kiev refused to sign a new contract requiring it to pay four times as 
much.
The switch-off already appeared to be having an effect farther west. 
Hungary's gas wholesaler MOL said its Russian deliveries via Ukraine 
had fallen by more than 25 percent, forcing it to order big consumers 
to switch to oil where possible from Monday.
Western Europe imports 25 percent of its gas from Russia and most of 
that is delivered by pipelines running across Ukraine. The European 
Union said it did not expect shortages but was concerned by the 
standoff.
Ukraine's Naftogaz energy company accused Russia of brinkmanship that 
was jeopardizing Europe's supplies. European gas demand is near peak 
levels because of freezing weather.
GAS WEAPON
Though Russia says it is purely a business dispute, the row has fed 
concern that the Kremlin is prepared to use its vast energy resources 
as a political weapon.
Ukraine's Western-leaning president, Viktor Yushchenko, has irked 
Moscow by trying to take his ex-Soviet state on Russia's western border 
into NATO and the European Union.
Ukrainian officials say that is why the Kremlin is punishing Ukraine 
with such a huge price increase while letting more Moscow-friendly 
ex-Soviet states such as Belarus pay far less.
Russia took over the annual presidency of the G8 club of industrialized 
democracies for the first time from Britain on New Year's Day, and its 
tenure will come under close scrutiny.
"Russia wants to make energy security its key message to the G8 
community, and simultaneously it is becoming a source of danger," said 
Valery Nesterov, energy analyst at the Troika Dialog brokerage in 
Moscow.
French Industry Minister Francois Loos told Reuters Russia had given 
assurances about its gas exports, and that its G8 presidency meant it 
would act with a "sense of responsibility."
BLAME GAME
Yushchenko stuck to his position that Ukraine was prepared to pay 
Moscow's asking price, but not immediately.
"Ukraine is ready to move to a market price from 2006. We do not need 
loans, we are ready to pay ... But it should not be a virtual price but 
a real price following the European model," he said after a 3-hour 
crisis meeting with top officials.
Gazprom spokesman Sergei Kupriyanov said exports to Ukraine had been 
cut by 120 million cubic meters a day -- equivalent to Ukraine's normal 
import volume.
He said enough gas was still being piped via Ukraine to maintain 
deliveries to other countries, and if they were not getting all their 
gas, it meant Ukraine was tapping into it.
Eighty percent of Russian gas exports to western Europe pass through Ukraine.
"We have information from the ground that shows Ukraine has started 
illegally siphoning off Russian gas destined for European consumers," 
Kupriyanov said.
The chief European importers of Russian gas are Germany, Italy and 
France, which would have to draw down reserves or seek alternative 
supplies if there was a major supply disruption.
Energy ministers of Germany, Italy, France and Austria have made a 
joint appeal to Moscow and Kiev to ensure a steady flow of gas despite 
the stand-off.
Energy officials from EU member states hold an emergency meeting on 
January 4. "The (European) Commission is concerned and is monitoring 
the situation" said Mireille Thom, a spokeswoman for the EU executive.
Moscow wants to raise the price of gas it sells to Ukraine to $230 per 
1,000 cubic meters from the current $50 -- a level that reflects 
Soviet-era subsidized rates.
Homes and businesses in Ukraine were still receiving gas on Sunday 
thanks to reserves and the country's own modest output. But it was 
expected shortages would begin to bite within days.
Yushchenko, propelled to power in the "Orange Revolution" a year ago, 
has linked the gas switch-off to the start of campaigning for a 
parliamentary election on March 26 in which he faces a tough challenge 
from pro-Moscow parties.
Ukraine has threatened to retaliate by raising the rent that Russia's 
navy pays to use the Ukrainian port of Sevastopol as headquarters for 
its Black Sea fleet.
(Additional reporting by Anatoly Titkin, Dmitry Zhdannikov and Meg 
Clothier in Moscow, Olena Horodetska in Kiev, Jeff Mason in Brussels, 
Mark Heinrich in Vienna and Balazs Koranyi in Budapest)

"amalric" <ama...@TOGLIMIalice.it> wrote in message
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#_Cheppecora eppecora!!...Lasciamo queste cose a qualche rude pastore
all'ombra del nuraghe. Io  proporrei, al nobbbbile cavaliere aretino, di
farselo di ortica o tuttalpiu` proprio per fargli degli auguri sinceri di
scegliere un'altra lana ...diciamo "pelo di fica" per non scandalizzare le
vergini orecchie di IPI...
Onde per cui il cavalier' sellato potrebbe costatare, de visu, de facto
edddde tacto, se il contenuto dell'astuccio vale l'astuccio stesso.
Io me ce so' fatto un paio de pedalini e viaggio sempre coll'alluce
all'iNZu`.
Ggggiano

 Kupriyanov said.
leggi cretinetti londinese alla tonigoebbelsbaruch, leggi.
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Embe'? L'ho quotato io...Cavoli di Mosca e della Gazprom se il pipeline 
e' degli Ucraini. A noi ci devono garantire le forniture pattuite, alla 
frontiera.
Grazie per i nostri problemi di approvvigionamento, degno erede di 
Budapest e di Praga.
Am.

Grazie per i nostri problemi di approvvigionamento,
Ringrazia chi ruba il gas prima delle frontiere, caro fessacchiotto
mononeurone :)
-Stefano

 Palmiro Pangloss
Metano fraterno per il popolo ucraino!
-- 
lo Splenetico
"Si, sappiamo, sei un creazionista.
Ma non sei mai finito incinto per caso". (Amalric)

 Budapest e di Praga.
Stai nobilitandolo un po' troppo.
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fornitura.
Certo, certo... :)
*pat pat*
*LOL*
-Stefano

 Budapest e di Praga.
ma prego, degno erede di lord haw haw...
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