Znači danas se ide na pumpu

Mi smo toliki kurac na biciklu da u onolikoj knjizi nema nijedan stih za nas...

Bolje da Bratina nije ni išao, smao smo se izblamirali, svojim beznačajom...

Nismo mi isli da se poklonimo nego da izmuzemo jos neki ugovor za namensku

34 minutes ago, Shan Jan said:

Nismo mi isli da se poklonimo nego da izmuzemo jos neki ugovor za namensku

Ndmamo mi vise prostora, svi kapaciteti su na max... Ukraina, Izrael, Rusija....

Nego sto Federacija ne posla nekog na dzenazu?

1 hour ago, Shan Jan said:

Nismo mi isli da se poklonimo nego da izmuzemo jos neki ugovor za namensku

Najbolje da namenska sme da prodaje Iranu sad.

Sve i da ima sta.

1 hour ago, Shan Jan said:

Nismo mi isli da se poklonimo nego da izmuzemo jos neki ugovor za namensku

Iran je pod UN sankcijama za teško naoružanje, a pod EU sankcijama za svo naoružanje, tako da nije to verovatno...

1 hour ago, askeladden said:

Nego sto Federacija ne posla nekog na dzenazu?

Zato što nisu pametni kao Vučić.

17 hours ago, askeladden said:

Nego sto Federacija ne posla nekog na dzenazu?

a toliko su im pomagali tokom rata. nazahvalni.

Azeri su se opasno demokratizovali i usvojili EU-vrednosti.

IDF navodno ima bazu na istoku Azerbejdzana na prostoru Sitalchay. Navodno je koriste za "omeksavanje" Irana.

Znao sam da je dobro što smo postavili statuu njegovog tate u Tašmajdanski park

blockade failed to meaningfully impact the single biggest factor in the “$500M/day” in losses that Washington claimed:

Oil.

Before the war, Iran was selling its sanctioned oil at a discount for about $53 a barrel, according to Obsidian Risk Advisors sanctions specialist Brett Erickson.

But the war created scarcity conditions and the price of oil shot up.

"In May, yes, we have a blockade imposed, but Iran still had so much oil outside the blockade line that they were able to sell it at $117 per barrel," Mr Erickson said.

"So the price of the oil had more than doubled and Iran was able to really over achieve their revenues throughout the first half of the year by about 30 per cent beyond what they had projected."

The Iranian budgetary year begins in March but using that rate of sale for a calendar year, Mr Erickson said Tehran "projected that they would make about $35.5 billion this year in their oil revenues".

"In a six-month time period from January to July 1, you're looking at $17.75 billion," he said.

Analysing available Iranian oil sales data and Chinese imports information, Mr Erickson estimates Tehran generated more than $23 billion from oil sales in the first half of 2026, exceeding its own pre-war forecasts.

Mr Erickson said Iran was able to move about 55 million barrels out of the region in the first 14 days of the MOU being in place, wiping out the impact of the blockade in the first half of June.

"By flooding those tankers out to the market, getting them outside of any potential reimposed US blockade line, moving empty tankers in that can draw down those onshore storage … [Iran could] essentially get a complete reset of their oil storage," he said.

"Which makes it untenable to posit that one could reimpose a blockade and cause these oil well shut-ins, which were a very flawed premise in the first place, but it essentially wipes that off the board entirely."

https://x.com/BrettErickson28/status/2075042288536011050

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isto tako interesantna stvar je u stilu ove poruke

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