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I think it is just bad infrastructure or alot of employee turnover due to post Covid era. that i consistently point out. when people make air power comparison.
This is Warsaw-Kyiv train. how old look like.
So finally the D word is being mentioned in the US... is wkyc considered MSM? Or is the MSM still prohibited to use the D word?
Local news. Hasn't got the memo.
America benefits from this war. Plus, Russia’s own money will be used to finance this war and rebuild Ukraine.
solarz
Brigadier
Seriously? She went from a reporter to deputy PM within a few years, and now they want to tap her for NATO? If true, this woman has some seriously influential lobby group behind her.
Any hole's a goal.
The crux of being the Reserve Currency/Centre of Global Finance and then stealing those assets is that you can only do that once and the result is an effective run on that global Reserve Currency.
Good luck funding your budget in the future when Arabs, Asians et al now deem your currency as worthless and prone to tinpot style dictator thefts and nationalisations. You just turned your country into 1990s Zimbabwe.
Anglos and their minions are gonna have a harder time getting their useful idiots out of gaol. Jimmy Lai will finally get a chance at beating Nelson Mandela's record. Lucky guy.
Anything to get Freeland out of Canada is a win IMO
. Freeland is backed by the deepstate, including Soros."We export more washing machines to Russia this month than last year combined. Must be opening so much laundromats over there" /s
BRUSSELS, February 9. /TASS/. The EU legal service has effectively confirmed that it has no clue about the whereabouts of 86% of frozen Russian central bank’s assets, Bloomberg reported on Thursday.
Of $258 billion that were seized, not more than $36.4 billion has been located, the report said, citing a document that has been prepared for EU leaders ahead of the recent summit attended by Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky.
In order to transfer the Russian assets to Ukraine, they should be found first, the legal service said. It recommended that the EU summit bind European banks to immediately provide all data on the frozen Russian assets to the European Commission.
Lawyers estimate that about $258 billion can be located based on the data that the Bank of Russia reported about its currency and gold reserves at the start of 2022. To date, EU countries have reported the whereabouts of $36.4 billion of the frozen assets of the Russian central bank, the news service said.
EU Sanctions Seek to Make Banks Divulge Frozen Russian Assets
The European Union is poised to force banks to report information on Russian Central Bank assets as part of the bloc’s latest sanctions package targeting Moscow for its war in Ukraine, according to draft proposals seen by Bloomberg.
Getting a handle on the scale of central bank and other sanctioned state-backed assets that have been immobilized in the EU is seen as a first step to exploring options to potentially using those funds to contribute to Ukraine’s reconstruction.
The European Commission, the bloc’s executive arm, also proposed strengthening the reporting obligations on frozen assets linked to sanctioned Russian companies and individuals, and suggested fines — of as much as €50,000 for individuals and 10% of annual turnover for entities — to be imposed for failure to provide the required information, the documents say.
Switzerland rules out confiscating Russian assets over Ukraine war