увы Россия не имеет интересов в чуждой грузии, осетия всего лишь дипломатическая игрушка для отыгрывания за косово и ПРО в европеOriginally Posted by Бегемот
увы Россия не имеет интересов в чуждой грузии, осетия всего лишь дипломатическая игрушка для отыгрывания за косово и ПРО в европеOriginally Posted by Бегемот
Ой не скажи....на Украину насрать конешна, а на Грузию нет. Акела подумай сам почему жы нет....Originally Posted by ATILLA
я АтиллаOriginally Posted by nat123
Атилла, можышь не отвечать, Бега уже фсё сказалOriginally Posted by Бегемот
Прасти....:DOriginally Posted by ATILLA
вопрос не только в трубе, россия восстанавливает свое влияние силовое, это поважнее труб...Originally Posted by nat123
Ната, это он еще вчера говорилOriginally Posted by nat123
И не он один
На [CNN] вчера был подстрочник, типа "воина в Грузии"
Сегодня, весь день строчка - Брейкинг ньюс Джорджия [conflict oil impact]
непонимэ варварскийOriginally Posted by Dove
Не панимай (суёт Атилли купюры в руки) чуишь?
Я уже постил, но повторюсь, т.к. это опять обсуждается.
Из Израильской DEBKAfile:
http://www.debka.com/article.php?aid=1358
Israel backs Georgia in Caspian Oil Pipeline Battle with Russia
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The Russians may just bear with the pro-US Georgian president Mikhail Saakashvili’s ambition to bring his country into NATO. But they draw a heavy line against his plans and those of Western oil companies, including Israeli firms, to route the oil routes from Azerbaijan and the gas lines from Turkmenistan, which transit Georgia, through Turkey instead of hooking them up to Russian pipelines.
Saakashvili need only back away from this plan for Moscow to ditch the two provinces’ revolt against Tbilisi. As long as he sticks to his guns, South Ossetia and Abkhazia will wage separatist wars.
DEBKAfile discloses Israel’s interest in the conflict from its exclusive military sources:
Jerusalem owns a strong interest in Caspian oil and gas pipelines reach the Turkish terminal port of Ceyhan, rather than the Russian network. Intense negotiations are afoot between Israel Turkey, Georgia, Turkmenistan and Azarbaijan for pipelines to reach Turkey and thence to Israel’s oil terminal at Ashkelon and on to its Red Sea port of Eilat. From there, supertankers can carry the gas and oil to the Far East through the Indian Ocean.
Aware of Moscow’s sensitivity on the oil question, Israel offered Russia a stake in the project but was rejected.
in the next life i'll try harder
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