Topic: Donetsk, Kharkov, Lugansk - way to Russia. - page 72. (Read 734937 times)

With Poroshenko’s war looking like a major disaster, one that could easily topple his EU/US-installed regime, the War Party in the US is turning up the heat, demanding that Washington provide Kiev with arms. Sen. John McCain is – naturally – leading the charge, but prominent liberals are also in the front ranks, with leading scholars of the Brookings Institution recently calling for heavy weapons to be sent. That provoked a response from a dissident within Brookings, former State Department official Jeremy Shapiro, who argues that the Ukrainian conflict is a civil war that cannot have a military solution, and is more than likely to provoke a dangerous military confrontation with Russia.

The Obama administration is under considerable pressure from within the President’s own party to start arming the Ukrainian army, but America’s European allies are reluctant to let this war go on much longer, especially now that their sock puppet Poroshenko is increasingly unpopular. With protests erupting all over western Ukraine, Germany’s Angela Merkel is openly opposing escalation of the war. She made that clear at a recent conference in Munich, where Merkel spoke after returning from talks with Russia’s Vladimir Putin and French President Francois Hollande. Meanwhile, on the sidelines, McCain was telling reporters: "If we had provided Ukraine with weapons they wouldn’t have had to use cluster bombs."

They don’t call him "Mad John" for nothing.

What made you laugh out so loudly, simple logic failure? These white circles still remain a sign of belonging to the Ukrainian army (emphasis added), whatever military unit bears them...

Lol

Modernized T-72's in Ukraine are from Hungary (this has already been discussed somewhere around here). And white circles are a symbol of some Ukrainian military unit (don't remember exactly which, though). So, before posting fakes, get your facts straight...

 

Ceйчac вaтa нaбeжит c кpикaми фeйк и фoтoшoп) 

http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Ukie#English
 

I bet these passports are belong to his family members

Russian battle tank (T-72Б3) in Ukraine: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k0ySUNBkzpo

The Ministry of Finance legislative project “On Ukraine’s Financial System During the Special Period” contains a number of provisions concerning individual and corporate bank deposits.

Specifically, there the following provision: “in the event of a martial law and a moratorium on disbursement of bank deposits such deposits may be used in order to satisfy the needs of the state during the special period by including such a proportion as will be determined by the Cabinet of Ministers into the state budget.”

The legislative project also specifies that the deposits which are used in this manner are added to the national debt, and the owners of the deposits are issued state bonds. The government will fulfill their obligations to the bond holders after the special period is finished, using the national budget. What makes such a law appear necessary is the possible introduction of the martial law in Ukraine in the event of an escalation of fighting, but also serious problems with fulfilling budget obligations due to sharp drop in receipts.