But they have north stream 2... if they are somewhat bright, it's nothing to worry about.
Lol. Annual maintenance is gonna mess the EU badly with nord giving 60% less and stockpiles being depleted.
But they have north stream 2... if they are somewhat bright, it's nothing to worry about.
Lol. Annual maintenance is gonna mess the EU badly with nord giving 60% less and stockpiles being depleted.
Russia exports gold to Switzerland for the first time since the war in Ukraine began as some buyers soften on self-sanctioning
Switzerland imported gold from Russia for the first time since Vladimir Putin launched his war on Ukraine, suggesting that the self-sanctioning of some buyers may be easing.
In May, over three tons of gold arrived in Switzerland from Russia, according to data from the Swiss Federal Customs Administration cited by . It marked the first Russian gold import for the European nation since February.
The move by Switzerland — which holds four major gold refineries — is notable because most buyers stopped importing gold from Russia when the London Bullion Market Association removed the country from its accredited list.
It marked a de facto ban on Russian gold from the London market, but no explicit sanctions have been imposed that prohibit Russian metal from being processed in other nations or at other refiners.
Swiss gold refiners say they didn’t import mystery Russian metal
The industry association for Switzerland’s gold refiners said its members didn’t import gold from Russia last month, raising questions about who bought the country’s precious metals.
The statement raises questions about the identity of the end-buyers, as the ASFCMP’s 14 members include all the major refineries in Switzerland which dominate the processing of precious metals globally. Buying them from Russia became taboo within the industry following the country’s invasion of Ukraine.
Russia isn't going to sit around and do nothing while Lithuania is trying to starve their people.
Regardless of how much the United States sympathizes with Ukraine's tragic circumstances; even the mighty United States must make tradeoffs. With a myriad of domestic issues ranging from a , record inflation, a stagnating economy, and the ongoing Covid 19 pandemic, US policymakers cannot afford to pursue the status-quo in both Europe and Asia.
The United States should leverage its wealthy and capable allies in Europe to do more of the heavy lifting when it comes to balancing against the threat of Russia.
Russia isn't going to sit around and do nothing while Lithuania is trying to starve their people.
Fujian-class aircraft carrier "Chen Weihua"
Hmmm how about the blockade and sanction Lithuania in return and let’s see how they like them marbles. Surely if the EU can allow this to happen, the reverse is true as wellRussia isn't going to sit around and do nothing while Lithuania is trying to starve their people.