Pantelija jr Posted November 21, 2016 Posted November 21, 2016 Nemoguće! A institucije, checks & balances, vjekovna tradicija vladavine prava? :0
namenski Posted November 22, 2016 Posted November 22, 2016 Russian tankers have smuggled jet fuel to Syria through EU waters, bolstering military supplies to a war-torn country where Moscow is carrying out air strikes in support of the government, according to sources with knowledge of the matter. At least two Russian-flagged ships made deliveries – which contravene EU sanctions – via Cyprus, an intelligence source with a European Union government told Reuters. There was a sharp increase in shipments in October, said the source who spoke on condition of anonymity due to the sensitivity of the matter. A separate shipping source familiar with the movements of the Russian-flagged vessels said the ships visited Cypriot and Greek ports before delivering fuel to Syria. The Russian defense and transport ministries did not respond to requests for comment. A spokeswoman for EU foreign affairs and security policy said the implementation of EU restrictions lay with member states. “We trust that competent authorities are complying with their obligation to ensure respect of the restrictive measures in place and to pursue any circumvention attempts” she added. Greece’s foreign ministry declined to comment. The Cypriot government said its authorities had not approved the docking of any Russian tankers carrying jet fuel bound for Syria. “We would welcome any information that may be provided to us on any activity that contravenes U.N. or EU restrictive measures,” the Cypriot foreign ministry added. .... EU Council Regulation 1323/2014, introduced two years ago, bans any supply of jet fuel to Syria from the EU territories, whether or not the fuel originated in the European Union. Over one two-week period in October, Russian tankers delivered 20,000 metric tonnes of jet fuel to Syria – worth around $9 million at today’s world prices – via the European Union, according to the EU government intelligence source. “The jet fuel shipments from these vessels have played a vital role in maintaining Russian air strikes in the region,” said the source. “This points to a sustained Russian build-up of resources needed to support their military operation and ambitions in Syria.” Some of the shipped fuel also went to the Syrian military, helping to “keep Assad’s air assets operational,” the source added. The shipping source and a third person, an intelligence consultant specializing in the Mediterranean area, also said the fuel was likely intended for Russian and Syrian military use. TRANSPONDERS OFF Publicly available ship-tracking data confirms that at least two Russian tankers, the Yaz and Mukhalatka, made one trip each between September and October, stopping in Greece and Limassol in Cyprus. In Greece, the Yaz stopped at Agioi Theodoroi port but it is unclear where the Mukhalatka stopped. From Cyprus, they sailed towards Syria and Lebanon. Their tracking transponders were switched off near the coasts of those countries, according to the data. The EU intelligence source said the Mukhalatka went on to deliver jet fuel to Syria, while the other two sources said the Yaz almost certainly carried fuel to the country. All the people declined to be named due to the sensitivity of the matter. It was unclear where the fuel might have originated. Alexander Yaroshenko, general director of the owner of the Yaz and Mukhalatka ships, St Petersburg-based Transpetrochart, declined to comment when asked by Reuters about the shipments. Transpetrochart asked for written questions, which were supplied, but did not provide an immediate response. Transpetrochart says on its website that it was founded in 2002 and specializes in shipping crude oil, fuel oil, diesel oil, gasoline and other oil products. It operates seven oil tankers. The intelligence consultant said the Yaz was investigated by Greek authorities for possible EU sanctions violations during its stay in the port of Agioi Theodoroi in September, but that it was allowed to leave bound for Turkey. The Greek coastguard service said in September that it had investigated the Yaz for possible breaches of EU regulations regarding Syria and had pressed charges against the ship’s captain. A spokesman did not give further details about the investigation when contacted by Reuters. One coastguard official said separately the captain was charged and released pending trial. The EU government intelligence source said Russia was also using ships flying the flags of other countries to carry jet fuel to Syria. Reuters was unable to corroborate that allegation with other sources, or with ship-tracking data.
Hella Posted November 22, 2016 Posted November 22, 2016 Šta je ovim likovima u glavama ? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nHFkNOOfGqY ovima desnima ništa a ovima levima kako da pošalju evropskim white guilt gluperdama što više ovih desnih
Eraserhead Posted November 22, 2016 Posted November 22, 2016 Russian tankers have smuggled jet fuel to Syria through EU waters, bolstering military supplies to a war-torn country where Moscow is carrying out air strikes in support of the government, according to sources with knowledge of the matter. At least two Russian-flagged ships made deliveries – which contravene EU sanctions – via Cyprus, an intelligence source with a European Union government told Reuters. There was a sharp increase in shipments in October, said the source who spoke on condition of anonymity due to the sensitivity of the matter. A separate shipping source familiar with the movements of the Russian-flagged vessels said the ships visited Cypriot and Greek ports before delivering fuel to Syria. The Russian defense and transport ministries did not respond to requests for comment. A spokeswoman for EU foreign affairs and security policy said the implementation of EU restrictions lay with member states. “We trust that competent authorities are complying with their obligation to ensure respect of the restrictive measures in place and to pursue any circumvention attempts” she added. Greece’s foreign ministry declined to comment. The Cypriot government said its authorities had not approved the docking of any Russian tankers carrying jet fuel bound for Syria. “We would welcome any information that may be provided to us on any activity that contravenes U.N. or EU restrictive measures,” the Cypriot foreign ministry added. .... EU Council Regulation 1323/2014, introduced two years ago, bans any supply of jet fuel to Syria from the EU territories, whether or not the fuel originated in the European Union. Over one two-week period in October, Russian tankers delivered 20,000 metric tonnes of jet fuel to Syria – worth around $9 million at today’s world prices – via the European Union, according to the EU government intelligence source. “The jet fuel shipments from these vessels have played a vital role in maintaining Russian air strikes in the region,” said the source. “This points to a sustained Russian build-up of resources needed to support their military operation and ambitions in Syria.” Some of the shipped fuel also went to the Syrian military, helping to “keep Assad’s air assets operational,” the source added. The shipping source and a third person, an intelligence consultant specializing in the Mediterranean area, also said the fuel was likely intended for Russian and Syrian military use. TRANSPONDERS OFF Publicly available ship-tracking data confirms that at least two Russian tankers, the Yaz and Mukhalatka, made one trip each between September and October, stopping in Greece and Limassol in Cyprus. In Greece, the Yaz stopped at Agioi Theodoroi port but it is unclear where the Mukhalatka stopped. From Cyprus, they sailed towards Syria and Lebanon. Their tracking transponders were switched off near the coasts of those countries, according to the data. The EU intelligence source said the Mukhalatka went on to deliver jet fuel to Syria, while the other two sources said the Yaz almost certainly carried fuel to the country. All the people declined to be named due to the sensitivity of the matter. It was unclear where the fuel might have originated. Alexander Yaroshenko, general director of the owner of the Yaz and Mukhalatka ships, St Petersburg-based Transpetrochart, declined to comment when asked by Reuters about the shipments. Transpetrochart asked for written questions, which were supplied, but did not provide an immediate response. Transpetrochart says on its website that it was founded in 2002 and specializes in shipping crude oil, fuel oil, diesel oil, gasoline and other oil products. It operates seven oil tankers. The intelligence consultant said the Yaz was investigated by Greek authorities for possible EU sanctions violations during its stay in the port of Agioi Theodoroi in September, but that it was allowed to leave bound for Turkey. The Greek coastguard service said in September that it had investigated the Yaz for possible breaches of EU regulations regarding Syria and had pressed charges against the ship’s captain. A spokesman did not give further details about the investigation when contacted by Reuters. One coastguard official said separately the captain was charged and released pending trial. The EU government intelligence source said Russia was also using ships flying the flags of other countries to carry jet fuel to Syria. Reuters was unable to corroborate that allegation with other sources, or with ship-tracking data. Sto bi rekao McCain: "Russia is, more or less, a giant gas station pretending to be a real country"
frn1782 Posted November 22, 2016 Posted November 22, 2016 Kaskas za dogadjajima. Rusi su vec dali odgovor. Djeneral Konashenkov, parafraziram "zabole nas za sankcije EU"
theanswer Posted November 22, 2016 Posted November 22, 2016 @ajatolah ima onaj klip kad lik izvlači kao slamku da bi bio suicide bomber pa skače od sreće i plače, e sad, dal je fejk ne znam ali ima ga po netu. zato bele kacige imaju novi sistem zabave https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=umN9t79TiKo
Eraserhead Posted November 22, 2016 Posted November 22, 2016 Ti zaista od svih vesti poslednjih dana, od svih pogodjenih bolnica, dece koja su pogodjena bojnim otrovima jedino ovo imas da okacis. Zaista nitkovluk najnize vrste. Ne znam kako spavas.
frn1782 Posted November 22, 2016 Posted November 22, 2016 bojni otrovi su nepotvrdjeni UN se usro da izadje na lice mesta javila im ptichica
MNE Posted November 22, 2016 Posted November 22, 2016 Ti zaista od svih vesti poslednjih dana, od svih pogodjenih bolnica, dece koja su pogodjena bojnim otrovima jedino ovo imas da okacis. Zaista nitkovluk najnize vrste. Ne znam kako spavas. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Cxo6zyeXcAA6yfL.jpg
theanswer Posted November 23, 2016 Posted November 23, 2016 Ti zaista od svih vesti poslednjih dana, od svih pogodjenih bolnica, dece koja su pogodjena bojnim otrovima jedino ovo imas da okacis. Zaista nitkovluk najnize vrste. Ne znam kako spavas. Da li bi voleo da si normalan? Ja kačim šta mi se kači. Tebe niko ne sprečava da brljaviš propagandom. PS Spavam bolje nego kada su nas tvoji drugari bombardovali.
Lord Protector Posted November 23, 2016 Posted November 23, 2016 (edited) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=du71bWW-0Rw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QqVY26ydfvA Edited November 23, 2016 by slow
Pantelija jr Posted November 23, 2016 Posted November 23, 2016 Ti zaista od svih vesti poslednjih dana, od svih pogodjenih bolnica, dece koja su pogodjena bojnim otrovima jedino ovo imas da okacis. Zaista nitkovluk najnize vrste. Ne znam kako spavas. ej, hvala ti, stvarno si me nasmijao jutros
mackenzie Posted November 23, 2016 Posted November 23, 2016 ovima desnima ništa a ovima levima kako da pošalju evropskim white guilt gluperdama što više ovih desnih Sveukupno, jak inbreeding. Across the Arab world today an average of 45 percent of married couples are related In some parts of Saudi Arabia, particularly in the south, the rate of marriage among blood relatives ranges from 55 to 70 percent, among the highest rates in the world, according to the Saudi government. http://www.nytimes.com/2003/05/01/world/saudi-arabia-awakes-to-the-perils-of-inbreeding.html
mackenzie Posted November 23, 2016 Posted November 23, 2016 Javio se i ovaj pacov. Direktno odgovoran za uništavanje Alepa naoružavajući i pružajući logistiku militantima tokom ofanzive na grad 2012. g. Davutoglu: BiH i Kosovo bili bi kao Alepo da nije bilo NATO-aANKARA - Bosna i Hercegovina i Kosovo bili bi kao današnji sirijski grad Alepo da nije bilo intervencije NATO-a, ocijenio je danas bivši turski premijer Ahmet Davutoglu. Uporedivši današnji Alepo sa Staljingradom u Drugom svjetskom ratu, Davutoglu je u intervjuu za Al Džaziru rekao da ne bi bilo takvog stradanja ljudi da je NATO bio aktivan u Siriji. "Da je NATO bio aktivan u Siriji, ne bismo imali ovaj problem", rekao je Davutoglu. Prema njegovim riječima, režim sirijskog predsjednika Bašsara al-Asada želi "etnički očistiti Alepo" tokom procesa predsjedničke tranzicije u Sjedinjenim Američkim Državama. "Ljudi iz Alepa su heroji i želim im poručiti kao njihov brat - u Turskoj smo uvijek uz njih bez obzira na njihovu vjersku i etničku pripadnost", poručio je Davutoglu. On je pozvao Savjet bezbjednosti UN i Rusiju da zaustavi stradanja u Alepu. "Primili smo vijest da je izvršen udar na posljednju bolnicu u Alepu - ne samo na posljednju bolnicu, već na posljednju svijest čovječanstva. Dužnost Savjeta bezbjednosti UN je da zaustavi ovaj masakr i podigne glas. Pozivam i Rusiju. Iako imamo različite politike, svi mi treba da se saglasimo o humanitarnom pristupu i kažnjavanju ratnih zločina“, poručio je Davutoglu.http://www.nezavisne.com/novosti/svijet/Davutoglu-BiH-i-Kosovo-bili-bi-kao-Alepo-da-nije-bilo-NATO-a/398919
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