Nemci pomagajo Rusom obiti Ukrajino ?

On bi postavil sombrero na vsak hrib in natočil vodo vanj Iz Mehike bi naročil poceni plastificirane XXL verzije.

O ekonomski učinkovitosti HE v Slo si odprite fork temo.

Kot kaže, je bilo med vikendom nakazano, da bo bodoči prodajalec bodočega Ruskega plina Evropi bil Američan. Dobro se morajo Evropejski politiki počutiti pri tem da so investirali projekt.

Pa še izrecno so se sedaj izognili izjavi "Rusi so v dobro sebe to storili"

bm1973 je 21. avg 2025 ob 15:53 izjavil:

Saj to se že ve eno leto, da hoče ameriška firma kupiti Severni tok 2.

Vsaj nemški del, dvomim, da bodo Rusi prodali svoj delež.

A ni to Facplam ?
No lahko pa emocionalnim rusoprhnikom prodajajo da ne trgujejo z7 Rusijo. Kar pa glede na trenutne podatke, ne more nihče zanikati. No vsaj tisti ki vzamejo svojih p minut in preverijo uradno stran EU statističnega urada. Pustimo še tiste državice okoli Rusije, ki so postale trgovka meka za EU, da si ravno ne vidi nekih posledic razen nekaj posrednikov, verjetno z novo jahto ali dve…

bm1973 je 21. avg 2025 ob 15:53 izjavil:

Saj to se že ve eno leto, da hoče ameriška firma kupiti Severni tok 2.

Vsaj nemški del, dvomim, da bodo Rusi prodali svoj delež.

Katera ameriška firma naj bi hotela kupiti Severni Tok 2?
In kaj naj bi z njim?

Rus crkuje se svet raduje!!!

Mr.B je 1. sep 2025 ob 12:38 izjavil:

Bici je 25. avg 2025 ob 20:15 izjavil:

Rus crkuje se svet raduje!!!

A se bo v letu 2025 to uresničilo ?

Vsako leto, mesec za mesecem se to uresničuje.

l0g1t3ch je 1. sep 2025 ob 12:43 izjavil:

Mr.B je 1. sep 2025 ob 12:38 izjavil:

Bici je 25. avg 2025 ob 20:15 izjavil:

Rus crkuje se svet raduje!!!

A se bo v letu 2025 to uresničilo ?

Vsako leto, mesec za mesecem se to uresničuje.

Verjetno si poslušal Kaja Kallas, toda naj ti namignem, da Evropejci globoko podpiramo Ruse, samo ti teh benifitov ne vidiš. No sedaj pa najdi vire, kjer boš lahko negiral, da smo ekonomsko bolj podpirali Ukrajino kot pa Rusijo. Še kupujemo Ruske energenta in jih dobavljamo Ukrajin-i, pa tu msilim, plačujemo mi evropa, ker Ukrajina ravno nima nekih finančnih možnosti. TACO pa tudi ni neumen, naj plačujejo evropejci, pač drugi NATO afganistan se pač ne bo ponovil...no za Američane.

Ps: seveda se pa zaradi takih z Russophrenia-ja, lahko smatramo da je važno da sosedu crkne krava, če tudi meni dve… Pač slovenska majhnost..

Le kaj skrivajo... Verjento so dobro zaslu#ili s preproajo elektrike...



Court cites lack of evidence, jurisdiction
"The Polish court does not have any evidence in this case, as the German side only sent very general information," judge Dariusz Lubowski was cited by Poland's PAP news agency as saying.

The judge also argued that the alleged sabotage constituted a "military operation" that was "not illegal." He argued that the suspect allegedly acted on behalf of Kyiv, meaning "only the Ukrainian state can bear responsibility for this act."

He also said that Germany did not have jurisdiction over the case as it occurred in international waters.

Prime Minister Donald Tusk hailed the decision in a post on X.

"Polish court denied extradition to Germany of a Ukrainian national suspected of blowing up North Stream 2 and released him from custody. And rightly so," Tusk said.




With Russia the presumed culprit, European Commission President Ursula Von der Leyen vowed the "strongest possible response," while a top adviser to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky declared it "a terrorist attack planned by Russia and an act of aggression towards the EU."
Last week a Polish court put a major wrench into the gears of the case, blocking a Ukrainian suspect's extradition to Germany and ordering him released from custody, with the judge declaring his alleged crime a lawful military action taken that was "justified, rational and just," and Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk deeming it "rightly so. The case is closed.
By September last year, angry German investigators were privately accusing the Polish government of having sabotaged their probe and engaged in "obstruction of justice." One former head of Germany's foreign intelligence agency, the BND, charged outright that it had done so to "to cover up its own involvement in the attack on the pipelines," because "operations of such dimensions are inconceivable without the approval of the political leaders of the countries involved."