Ao minuto: Montenegro aponta para "serviços mínimos garantidos" nas alterações à lei da greve

[yaya]

O cavalo de Tróia continua actual ,
A inteligência é fundamental 30 arrumaram a coluna de Km

https://observador.pt/2022/03/29/a-forc ... ou-a-kiev/

Notícias de colunas russas a aproximarem-se já se repetem há semanas

Com 30 homens varrem uma coluna inteira. Less is more.

Com a chegada da Primavera a neve derrete e os caminhos, ou estradas ficam lama autêntica, ou seja veículos atolados.
Nem todos os caminhos são asfaltados. Este é mais um contratempo que as FA russas enfrentam.

[Carrancho_]

Começa a ruir o mito da modernização das forças armadas russas.

Numa guerra por procuração, o ideal seria enviar o material mais moderno primeiro a ver se cai nas mãos do não participante

Não te preocupes (como pareces estar com as dores Russas), eles enviaram esse material mais moderno também, só que como estava protegido pela antiguidades, ainda foi mais fácil "cair nas mãos do não participante". É uma situação win-win, o "não participante" consegue os exemplares modernos que necessita estudar e não encontra grande resistência para os capturar.

É um fartote a rir esta guerra do criminoso Putin que não tem problema nenhum em matar crianças, mulheres, velhos, bebés, deficientes, doentes ... e carregar os próprios canhões com carne Russa.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0qs7f9YAO1Q&t=35s

- ridículo sistema político
- ridícula invasão
- ridículos argumentos
- ridícula força militar
- ridículo Putin.

Tanta coisa para criticar mas alguns parece que não vêm nada de criticável nesta invasão do criminoso Nazi Putin. "Ai o que fizeram ao Lavrov na UN", "ai o que o Macron foi tão mauzão a ameaçar com guerra económica", "ai não compram petróleo aos Russos mas vão comprá-lo aos Turcos que os compram aos Russos", "ai que o Biden chamou o Putin pelo nome" enfim, tanta coisa terrível que o Ocidente pratica sobre esses santos, indefesos, mártires, inocentes... Russos.

[Opcard]

O cavalo de Tróia continua actual ,
A inteligência é fundamental 30 arrumaram a coluna de Km

https://observador.pt/2022/03/29/a-forc ... ou-a-kiev/

[Hramos3]

Começa a ruir o mito da modernização das forças armadas russas.

Numa guerra por procuração, o ideal seria enviar o material mais moderno primeiro a ver se cai nas mãos do não participante

[Carrancho_]

Começa a ruir o mito da modernização das forças armadas russas.

O T-72 é da década de 70, e mesmo com actualizações é um blindado obsoleto, com uma blindagem inadequada para os dias de hoje. O T-14 Armata, é um fantasma que ninguém vê desde a sua breve aparição em 2015.

Se olharmos para o Admiral Kuznetsov idem, passa o tempo na doca seca e com custos atronomicos.


Pedro

O T-72 é conhecido pela facilidade com que após atingido lhe salta a "carapuça", diria até que se podia chamar tanque Will Smith.

[MarcoAntonio]

Até acredito que tenha havido vontade de o efectuar, mas a corrupção deve ser tanta, que o dinheiro desaparece.

https://thebarentsobserver.com/en/security/2021/03/shipyard-director-arrested-aircraft-carrier-fraud-case

Pedro

O investimento para modernizar os T-72, capota de nova geração:


By Mvs.gov.ua, CC BY 4.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=115887206

[Xico61]

Mais sobre as declarações, que estão a ser difundidas por agências noticiosas russas, RIA e TAAS:

Aim to increase mutual trust – Russia

More from Russia's deputy defence minister - who is speaking after negotiators from Russia and Ukraine met in Istanbul for three hours.

Alexander Fomin said the decision to "radically reduce" Russia's military activity in the two cities was taken in order to "increase mutual trust" and help lead to further negotiations and achieving the "ultimate goal" of a signed agreement between the two sides, in comments reported by Russian news agency Ria Novosti.

BBC

Thanks God

[PMP69]

Começa a ruir o mito da modernização das forças armadas russas.

O T-72 é da década de 70, e mesmo com actualizações é um blindado obsoleto, com uma blindagem inadequada para os dias de hoje. O T-14 Armata, é um fantasma que ninguém vê desde a sua breve aparição em 2015.

Se olharmos para o Admiral Kuznetsov idem, passa o tempo na doca seca e com custos atronomicos.


Pedro

Como diz o ditado: "...em casa de ferreiro, espeto de pau..." e parece que ainda se aplica neste caso.

Até acredito que tenha havido vontade de o efectuar, mas a corrupção deve ser tanta, que o dinheiro desaparece.

https://thebarentsobserver.com/en/security/2021/03/shipyard-director-arrested-aircraft-carrier-fraud-case

Pedro

[MarcoAntonio]

Ukraine to get 'enhanced analogue' of NATO protection under deal amid offer of bilateral Crimea agreement - negotiator

Ukrainian negotiator and presidential adviser Mykhailo Podolyak has been providing more details around what appear to be agreements reached in today's negotiations.

He suggests a deal will involve a security treaty with an "enhanced analogue" of NATO's Article 5, which will see guarantor countries including the US, UK, Turkey, France and Germany "legally actively involved in protecting Ukraine from any aggression".

He also says there is an offer to settle the Crimea issue bilaterally within 15 years and a vow not to do so by military means "in any case".

The details will offer further hope that we could be on the brink of a breakthrough in negotiations towards peace.

Sky News

Custa a acreditar que algo nesta linha seja possível. Grande spin Putin precisa de dar internamente a isto...

[MarcoAntonio]

Sinais de progresso de ambos os lados.

Aparentemente, fontes americanas confirmam agora também a retirada das forças russas de algumas regiões em torno de Kiev.

Petróleo a cair e rublo a subir para valores próximos do pré-invasão.

Ukraine says it would adopt neutral status in return for security guarantees

More now from the peace talks between Ukraine and Russia that have been taking place in Istanbul today.

Ukraine has said it would adopt neutral status - one of Russia's key demands - in return for security guarantees, its negotiators have said.

Neutral status would mean Ukraine would not join any military alliances, such as Nato, or host military bases.

Poland, Israel, Turkey and Canada could be among the potential security guarantors for Ukraine.

The proposals would also include a 15-year consultation period on the status of annexed Crimea and would come into force only in the event of a complete ceasefire, Ukraine said.

Its negotiators said there was enough material in the current Ukrainian proposals to warrant a meeting between Zelensky and Russian President Vladimir Putin, adding they were awaiting Russia's response.

Ukraine was previously offered a path to join Nato, which Russia fiercely opposes.

In full: What Russia's deputy defence minister said

Here's a translation of the comments made by Russia's Alexander Fomin, who's part of the negotiating team in Istanbul.

Due to the fact that negotiations over an agreement on Ukraine’s neutrality and non-nuclear status and security guarantees (for Ukraine) are moving into a practical stage, and taking into consideration the principles discussed during today’s meeting, the Ministry of Defence of the Russian Federation has taken the decision to drastically reduce combat operations in the Kyiv and Chernihiv areas in order to boost mutual trust and create the necessary conditions for further negotiations and for the signing of the aforementioned agreement. from Alexander Fomin Russia's Deputy Defence Minister
Due to the fact that negotiations over an agreement on Ukraine’s neutrality and non-nuclear status and security guarantees (for Ukraine) are moving into a practical stage, and taking into consideration the principles discussed during today’s meeting, the Ministry of Defence of the Russian Federation has taken the decision to drastically reduce combat operations in the Kyiv and Chernihiv areas in order to boost mutual trust and create the necessary conditions for further negotiations and for the signing of the aforementioned agreement.

Alexander Fomin
Russia's Deputy Defence Minister

Most progress to date made in Tuesday's peace talks - Turkey

Turkey has now responded to the peace talks it has been hosting between Ukraine and Russia in in Istanbul today.

The country's Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said the talks - the first face-to-face meeting between the two sides in more than two weeks - had seen the most significant progress since discussions between the two sides began.

Cavusoglu said Turkey welcomed the two countries reaching compromise and a common understanding on certain issues, reiterating that the war must end as soon as possible.

He said "more difficult issues" were expected to be discussed between Ukrainian and Russian foreign ministers in the future.

BBC

[Marco Martins]

Começa a ruir o mito da modernização das forças armadas russas.

O T-72 é da década de 70, e mesmo com actualizações é um blindado obsoleto, com uma blindagem inadequada para os dias de hoje. O T-14 Armata, é um fantasma que ninguém vê desde a sua breve aparição em 2015.

Se olharmos para o Admiral Kuznetsov idem, passa o tempo na doca seca e com custos atronomicos.


Pedro

Como diz o ditado: "...em casa de ferreiro, espeto de pau..." e parece que ainda se aplica neste caso.

[MarcoAntonio]

Mais sobre as declarações, que estão a ser difundidas por agências noticiosas russas, RIA e TAAS:

Aim to increase mutual trust – Russia

More from Russia's deputy defence minister - who is speaking after negotiators from Russia and Ukraine met in Istanbul for three hours.

Alexander Fomin said the decision to "radically reduce" Russia's military activity in the two cities was taken in order to "increase mutual trust" and help lead to further negotiations and achieving the "ultimate goal" of a signed agreement between the two sides, in comments reported by Russian news agency Ria Novosti.

BBC

[MarcoAntonio]

Russia 'to drastically cut its military activity focused on Kyiv'

Russia has decided to drastically cut its military activity focused on Kyiv and Chernihiv, its deputy defence minister has said after talks between Russian and Ukrainian negotiating teams in Istanbul.

Especially given other signals coming from Moscow this morning and in recent days, this could represent a major development.

However, previous Russian statements that may have prompted optimism over the prospect of a ceasefire and successful peace talks have been met with caution from leaders in the West, who have said they must be matched with visible deescalation on the ground if they are to be taken seriously.

Sky News

Nos ultimos dias, as forças russas têm perdido algum território, especialmente em torno de Kiev.

[PMP69]

Começa a ruir o mito da modernização das forças armadas russas.

O T-72 é da década de 70, e mesmo com actualizações é um blindado obsoleto, com uma blindagem inadequada para os dias de hoje. O T-14 Armata, é um fantasma que ninguém vê desde a sua breve aparição em 2015.

Se olharmos para o Admiral Kuznetsov idem, passa o tempo na doca seca e com custos atronomicos.


Pedro

[Carrancho_]

Momento de ataque com míssil a edifício da administração regional de Mykolayiv.

Se colocarem a velocidade de reprodução a 0.25 vê-se claramente o míssil a chegar.



Soldado Russo, em Kharkov, a fugir de tanque T-72 atingido e em chamas (ambos).

[PMP69]

Distância demasiado curta, nasceram hoje novamente os do tanque. Mas este vídeo dá para perceber o que os russos vão passar dentro das cidades.

Bater casa a casa, numa cidade destruída, é o pesadelo de qualquer exército, e requer muita infantaria e apoio de viaturas blindadas.


Pedro

[MarcoAntonio]

Peskov (porta-voz do kremlin) voltou a falar do assunto e desta vez foi ainda mais claro:

Russia would only use nuclear weapons if its existence is threatened, Kremlin says

Russia would only use nuclear weapons in the case of a "threat to the existence" of the country and not due to the current Ukraine war, the Kremlin's spokesman has told America's PBS.

"But any outcome of the operation (in Ukraine), of course is not a reason for usage of a nuclear weapon," Dmitry Peskov said.

"We have a security concept that very clearly states that only when there is a threat for existence of the state, in our country, we can use and we will actually use nuclear weapons to eliminate the threat for the existence of our country," added Mr Peskov.

There were fears over Russia's intentions on nuclear weapons early on in the war when President Putin ordered his nuclear deterrent forces on high alert.

Sky News

[Carrancho_]

Distância demasiado curta, nasceram hoje novamente os do tanque. Mas este vídeo dá para perceber o que os russos vão passar dentro das cidades.

[MarcoAntonio]

Mais um update:

A US official has cast doubt on claims that sanctioned Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich and Ukrainian peace negotiators were victims of a poisoning earlier this month.

Three men including Mr Abramovich suffered symptoms including red eyes, constant and painful tearing and peeling skin on their hands and faces, a source confirmed to Sky News.

The Guardian's Shaun Walker said Mr Abramovich lost his sight for several hours and had to be treated in Turkey.

Investigative website Bellingcat said the symptoms were "consistent with poisoning with chemical weapons".

However a US official said on Monday that the "intelligence highly suggests" the cause was environmental, "not poisoning".

A Ukrainian negotiator said all members of the team are working normally, while it is understood the Chelsea FC owner is fine and continues to work on the negotiations.

Sky News

[MarcoAntonio]

@Marco

não te cheira a história da carochinha?
vi essa noticia em todos os meios de comunicação social mas a referencia à fonte é sempre a mesma, o WSJ; eu não vejo o que os russos, claramente a perderem a guerra, poderiam ganhar com esta manobra

ab

Isto supostamente passou-se entre o dia 3 e 4 de Março, foi há várias semanas atrás na fase inicial da invasão (sensivelmente ao fim de uma semana). Não tenho condições para verificar se é verdade, mas também não tenho qualquer razão em especial para duvidar que seja verdade.

Esta data corresponde ao início da segunda ronda. A primeira tinha sido a 28 de fevereiro, 4 dias depois da invasão, e que tinha resultado em basicamente nada. Se bem me lembro, os comentários gerais dos observadores (à data) é que estas conversações tinham sido "desenhadas" para não resultar em nada e eram provavelmente uma distração.


Actualização da Sky News:

Dosage of poison to Abramovich and Ukrainian negotiators 'only enough to scare them'

We're getting a little more detail on the remarkable story surrounding the suspected poisoning of Roman Abramovich and Ukrainian negotiators (see 16.50 post).

According to investigative journalism group Bellingcat - who clearly had the bulk of their own story ready to go before effectively being scooped by WSJ - those targeted had only consumed chocolate and water in the hours before symptoms began.

It says the dosage of the toxin was not sufficient to potentially kill the victims and "most likely was intended to scare them" rather than cause permanent damage.

Another source, quoted by The Guardian's Shaun Walker, said Mr Abramovich "lost his sight for several hours" and was treated in Turkey.

What remains unclear at this stage, and perhaps the most intriguing aspect of the story, is exactly who may have been responsible for such an act - and what their motives might have been.

A source with direct knowledge has just confirmed to me the WSJ/Bellingcat reports that Abramovich suffered symptoms of poisoning. "Roman lost his sight for several hours" and was treated in Turkey, the source said.

Sky News


Post mais detalhado do jornalista do The Guardian:

Roman Abramovich and Ukrainian peace negotiator 'suffer symptoms consistent with poisoning'
Shaun Walker

The billionaire Roman Abramovich and a Ukrainian peace negotiator suffered symptoms consistent with poisoning earlier this month, according a source with direct knowledge of the incident.

Abramovich was taking part in informal peace negotiations in the Ukrainian capital, Kyiv, early in March when he began to feel ill, the source told the Guardian. Ukrainian MP Rustem Umerov was also part of the negotiation, and the men later left Ukraine for Poland, and then flew to Istanbul, where they received medical treatment.

“It was during his first trip to Kyiv. Roman lost his sight for several hours. In Turkey, they were treated in a clinic, together with Rustem,” said the source.

The account backs up the claims of a potential poisoning first reported in the Wall Street Journal and by the investigative journalism outlet Bellingcat.

“Bellingcat can confirm that three members of the delegation attending the peace talks between Ukraine and Russia on the night of 3 to 4 March 2022 experienced symptoms consistent with poisoning with chemical weapons. One of victims was Russian entrepreneur Roman Abramovich,” wrote the outlet in a tweet.

Bellingcat said the symptoms included eye and skin inflammation, and piercing pain in the eyes.

“The three men experiencing the symptoms consumed only chocolate and water in the hours before the symptoms appeared. A fourth member of the team who also consumed these did not experience symptoms,” wrote Bellingcat, which said one of its investigators had been asked to provide an opinion on the incident by chemical weapons specialists.

“Based on remote and on-site examinations, the experts concluded that the symptoms are most likely the result of international poisoning with an undefined chemical weapon,” said Bellingcat,

Abramovich’s condition improved and he later returned to Kyiv to take part in another round of negotiations, said the source.

A fourth round of negotiations between official Russian and Ukrainian delegations is due to begin in Istanbul on Tuesday.

Asked for comment A spokesperson for the Ukrainian president, Volodymyr Zelenskiy, said: “There is a lot of speculation at the moment, and we recommend to only follow official information.”

Shaun Walker / The Guardian

[rg7803]

@Marco

não te cheira a história da carochinha?
vi essa noticia em todos os meios de comunicação social mas a referencia à fonte é sempre a mesma, o WSJ; eu não vejo o que os russos, claramente a perderem a guerra, poderiam ganhar com esta manobra

ab

[MarcoAntonio]

Segundo o The Wall Street Journal:

Roman Abramovich and Ukrainian Peace Negotiators Suffer Symptoms of Suspected Poisoning

The Russian oligarch and others developed symptoms they blamed on hard-liners in Moscow who they say want to sabotage talks to end the war

Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich and Ukrainian peace negotiators suffered symptoms of suspected poisoning after a meeting in Kyiv earlier this month, people familiar with the matter said.

Following the meeting in the Ukrainian capital, Mr. Abramovich, who has shuttled among Moscow, Lviv and other negotiating venues, as well as at least two senior members of the Ukrainian team developed symptoms that included red eyes, constant and painful tearing, and peeling skin on their faces and hands, the people said.

WSJ

More detail emerges on suspected poisoning of Abramovich and negotiators

More detail on the extraordinary story emerging on the suspected poisoning of Roman Abramovich and Ukrainian peace negotiators.

According to sources cited in the WSJ report - which has since been backed up by a series of tweets posted by investigative journalism group Bellingcat - the Chelsea owner and negotiators developed symptoms including red eyes, constant and painful tearing, and peeling skin on their faces and hands.

It says it was unclear who had targeted the group, but that those affected blamed "Moscow hardliners" who wanted to sabotage the talks.

The report, and the information gathered by Bellingcat, indicates the conditions of the victims of the suspected poisoning later improved and that their lives are not considered to be in danger.

People familiar with the incident reportedly said Western experts who looked into it suggested it was hard to determine whether the symptoms were caused by a chemical or biological agent or by some sort of electromagnetic-radiation attack.

Sky News

[BearManBull]

Firefighters tackle fuel depot blaze in Lutsk

Well done Biden!

[Marco Martins]

Após recusar sair da Rússia, HSBC deixa de utilizar palavra "guerra"

https://www.jornaldenegocios.pt/empresas/banca---financas/detalhe/apos-recusar-sair-da-russia-hsbc-deixa-de-utilizar-palavra-guerra

Com o passar do tempo, será natural que muitas empresas, bem como países revejam a sua relação "de uma forma mais politizada" com a Rússia, pois os interesses financeiros de uns se começam a sobrepor às perdas de uma guerra de outros.

Podemos criticar o que quisermos, mas o capitalismo é assim que funciona, porque as contas dos privados não serão asseguradas pelo o estado.

[Marco Martins]

O que dizes é demagogia. És comunista ?

Não é preciso ser comunista para dizer o que disse.
De qualquer forma o que disse, não defende nem o comunismo nem o capitalismo, e acho que não faz sentido marcar todos os comunistas como "acéfalos", até porque esta governação do Putin pouco se relaciona com os ideiais do comunismo.

A NATO é uma aliança defensiva e quaisquer guerras ou conflitos que houve provocados pelos USA, foi sempre em prol de libertar a opressão do indivíduo e obviamente tem de haver ganhos laterais (como interesses económicos, etc) .

Embora a Nato seja uma aliança defensiva, a sua união também protege aqueles que se "esticam" mais.
Por exemplo a entrada dos USA e UK no Iraque! Não quero defender que aquilo que se passava por lá estava correcto e que era um mar de rosas, no entanto era um país independente que foi invadido por dois elementos da Nato!

Se olharmos para o médio oriente, vemos que muitos países não vêm os USA propriamente como amigos e isso não acontece por acaso.

Volto a frizar que esta minha opinião nada tem a ver com defender o comunismo/ capitalismo ou defender ou não a Nato. Apenas acho que cada mentira tem sempre duas verdades por trás e devemos ouvir e tentar perceber essas duas verdades, sem ser necessário recorrer a insultos .