The Situation in the Ukraine. #24

medo wrote:

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"Dill" ordered to be afraid: "Motorola" will soon return to terrify the punitive

As the correspondent of TV channel «Life» Sergey Makarenko, "Motorola" was injured during a training exercise, so Ukrainian gangsters do not cook worth a medal.

"Ukropatrioty Th-there rejoice holes for preparing orders! Talked with Motorola now - nothing serious. Got injured during exercises, "- said the reporter on his page on Twitter.

On behalf of the editors wish a speedy recovery to the soldier! Ukrainian fighters ordered to continue to be afraid of!

Nothing serious with Motorola. He got injured in the time of trainings.

So, "nothing serious" but it still means a transfer to St Petersburg. Right.

I'd say they were trying to save his eye.

But, but, but, the EU dream didn't say this would happen

The European Union has toughened its visa regime for Ukrainians as verification of applicants’ documents in consulates has become more rigorous and the number of refusals for multiple visa claims has rapidly increased, Kiev-based newspaper Vesti wrote.

Even those in Ukraine willing to travel to the Euro-2016 in France are now seeing their visa applications turned down even though the EU earlier promised to facilitate the issue of Schengen visas for those with tickets to the games. The newspaper cites the parents of a young football fan from Lvov who had their visa applications denied even though they had acquired tickets to the games, had already booked hotel rooms and had a previous history of trips to the Schengen area.

Even pro-Ukraine-minded Polish and Hungarian consulates have become very nit-pickying and quick to deny applications arguing that the “purpose of the trip has not been substantiated.” Poland too is wary of Ukrainians who allegedly are submitting too many false invitations or use Polish work visas to seek jobs elsewhere in the EU, Vesti wrote.

During the past two years Ukrainians have seen the number of visa application denials double from 1.7 percent in 2014 to 3.4 percent now, the newspaper wrote citing data provided by the European Commission. When more than 2 percent of visa applications are denied this means that the Schengen Area states are trying to prevent a growing stream of refugees from Ukraine from crossing the border into Europe.

Last year the Polish consulate in Vinnitsa in western Ukraine, turned down a record 12 percent of visa applications.

Read more: http://sputniknews.com/europe/20160605/1040819521/eu-ukraine-visas.html#ixzz4AiZ0hOzi

JohninMK wrote:But, but, but, the EU dream didn't say this would happen

The European Union has toughened its visa regime for Ukrainians as verification of applicants’ documents in consulates has become more rigorous and the number of refusals for multiple visa claims has rapidly increased, Kiev-based newspaper Vesti wrote.

Even those in Ukraine willing to travel to the Euro-2016 in France are now seeing their visa applications turned down even though the EU earlier promised to facilitate the issue of Schengen visas for those with tickets to the games. The newspaper cites the parents of a young football fan from Lvov who had their visa applications denied even though they had acquired tickets to the games, had already booked hotel rooms and had a previous history of trips to the Schengen area.

Even pro-Ukraine-minded Polish and Hungarian consulates have become very nit-pickying and quick to deny applications arguing that the “purpose of the trip has not been substantiated.” Poland too is wary of Ukrainians who allegedly are submitting too many false invitations or use Polish work visas to seek jobs elsewhere in the EU, Vesti wrote.

During the past two years Ukrainians have seen the number of visa application denials double from 1.7 percent in 2014 to 3.4 percent now, the newspaper wrote citing data provided by the European Commission. When more than 2 percent of visa applications are denied this means that the Schengen Area states are trying to prevent a growing stream of refugees from Ukraine from crossing the border into Europe.

Last year the Polish consulate in Vinnitsa in western Ukraine, turned down a record 12 percent of visa applications.

Read more: http://sputniknews.com/europe/20160605/1040819521/eu-ukraine-visas.html#ixzz4AiZ0hOzi

Typical "civilized" NATzO behaviour. They are keen to sponsor all sorts of lunatics to enable regime change but then do not
want to deal with the mess. Too bad the weak minded Banderastanis will be too blinded by sparkles in their eyes to see
the reality. They'll find a way to blame Russia.

kvs wrote:

JohninMK wrote:But, but, but, the EU dream didn't say this would happen

The European Union has toughened its visa regime for Ukrainians as verification of applicants’ documents in consulates has become more rigorous and the number of refusals for multiple visa claims has rapidly increased, Kiev-based newspaper Vesti wrote.

Even those in Ukraine willing to travel to the Euro-2016 in France are now seeing their visa applications turned down even though the EU earlier promised to facilitate the issue of Schengen visas for those with tickets to the games. The newspaper cites the parents of a young football fan from Lvov who had their visa applications denied even though they had acquired tickets to the games, had already booked hotel rooms and had a previous history of trips to the Schengen area.

Even pro-Ukraine-minded Polish and Hungarian consulates have become very nit-pickying and quick to deny applications arguing that the “purpose of the trip has not been substantiated.” Poland too is wary of Ukrainians who allegedly are submitting too many false invitations or use Polish work visas to seek jobs elsewhere in the EU, Vesti wrote.

During the past two years Ukrainians have seen the number of visa application denials double from 1.7 percent in 2014 to 3.4 percent now, the newspaper wrote citing data provided by the European Commission. When more than 2 percent of visa applications are denied this means that the Schengen Area states are trying to prevent a growing stream of refugees from Ukraine from crossing the border into Europe.

Last year the Polish consulate in Vinnitsa in western Ukraine, turned down a record 12 percent of visa applications.

Read more: http://sputniknews.com/europe/20160605/1040819521/eu-ukraine-visas.html#ixzz4AiZ0hOzi

Typical "civilized" NATzO behaviour.   They are keen to sponsor all sorts of lunatics to enable regime change but then do not
want to deal with the mess.   Too bad the weak minded Banderastanis will be too blinded by sparkles in their eyes to see
the reality.   They'll find a way to blame Russia.

Not only Ukraina, but also Georgia and Kosovo.

https://www.rt.com/news/345494-germany-visa-georgia-ukraine/

About f...ing time

The Joint Investigation Team (JIT) does not rule out that the Malaysian Airlines flight MH17 was downed in Ukraine by a missile launched accidentally, the Dutch Public Prosecution Service said Monday.

MOSCOW (Sputnik) – Malaysian Airlines flight MH17 crashed with 298 people on board on July 17, 2014, in eastern Ukraine after being shot down while en route to Kuala Lumpur from Amsterdam. Kiev and pro-independence militia in Ukraine's southeast have blamed each other for the downing of the plane.

The JIT brings together the Public Prosecution Service, Police of the Netherlands, Australia, Malaysia, Belgium and Ukraine.

"An important question for the criminal investigation is whether a missile can be launched unintentionally. Did anyone accidentally push a button which caused the missile to be launched? Or can this only be done by means of a conscious act? And how exactly does the weapon system select its target," the prosecutors said in an online magazine.

Dutch investigators published a report in October 2015 in which it stated the Malaysia Airlines aircraft appeared to have been downed using a Russia-produced Buk surface-to-air missile system. The report did not identify the exact location from where the missile was fired.

The Russian arms manufacturer that builds Buk missile systems, Almaz-Antey, conducted a separate probe into the crash, finding that the missile that hit the plane could only have been launched from the region of Zaroshchenske, controlled by Kiev forces at the time of the incident.

Read more: http://sputniknews.com/europe/20160606/1040859322/accidental-missile-launch-mh17.html#ixzz4AnuVRoCO

Seems like Porkie is going to M113 soon...

higurashihougi wrote:Seems like Porkie is going to M113 soon...

He can afford only to receive gifts, and the Western hawks do not gifts, as he knows well.

In short, Nadezhda Savchenko claimed that she can run for President if she received enough support.

The West is going to replace Porkie, isn't it ?

http://vn.sputniknews.com/politics/20160528/1808706.html

hahahahaha. Wow. Funny as hell. She would drive Ukraine into the ground faster than Porkchop.

LMAO. The orcs just asked Gazprom for gas for the next 9 months. Apparently EU isn't sending them what they need in the 'reverse flow', IOW the orcs can't take gas for EU from the pipes. If I remember correctly last year Mother told EU that they pay for what Mother delivers to the orc borders, it's up to EU to mention to the orcs that they want all the gas they paid for. Don't remember if the orcs ever paid for all the gas they got last year but I think they didn't.

Will somebody finally tell those morons that it's the same f*cking gas?

Think this was the guy who was offering serious money for information.

German and Swiss authorities have confiscated documents from private detective Josef Resch, who has been conducting his own investigation of the 2014 crash of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17, Dutch officials and media said Tuesday.

Investigators believe that some of the documents seized after last week's raid on the detective's home in Bad Schwartau, northern Germany, may shed light on the circumstances of the tragedy. Some of the papers are said to be "explosive" and could help determine the culprits. According to De Telegraaf daily, the German detective began his own probe two months after the catastrophe, and has received some $19 million for his investigations. His generous clients remain unknown. "We are hoping to get some information about this. That's why the raids at his home were carried out," the spokesman for the prosecution service, Wim De Bruin, told AFP.

The contents of Resch's safe-deposit box in a bank in Zurich, Switzerland, were also inspected. "We don't actually know what was in the box. The Swiss judge must now decide if its contents can be handed over to Dutch officials," the spokesman said.

He added that it is possible that the detective may have been in contact with the culprits.

A criminal investigation is ongoing in the Netherlands to identify who fired the missile and where from, although many believe that those responsible will never be brought to justice.

The first official findings by criminal investigators are expected after the summer, as they await further information from Russia.

Read more: http://sputniknews.com/world/20160608/1040965099/mh17-private-detective-papers.html#ixzz4AwHJeG5J

PapaDragon wrote:
Will somebody finally tell those morons that it's the same f*cking gas?

Can't be! I read somewhere last summer in orcspeak that the gas 'provided' to orcswamp was not as high quality as what was sent to eu. Go figure. You can't fix stupud.

JohninMK wrote:Think this was the guy who was offering serious money for information.

German and Swiss authorities have confiscated documents from private detective Josef Resch, who has been conducting his own investigation of the 2014 crash of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17, Dutch officials and media said Tuesday.

Investigators believe that some of the documents seized after last week's raid on the detective's home in Bad Schwartau, northern Germany, may shed light on the circumstances of the tragedy. Some of the papers are said to be "explosive" and could help determine the culprits. According to De Telegraaf daily, the German detective began his own probe two months after the catastrophe, and has received some $19 million for his investigations. His generous clients remain unknown. "We are hoping to get some information about this. That's why the raids at his home were carried out," the spokesman for the prosecution service, Wim De Bruin, told AFP.

The contents of Resch's safe-deposit box in a bank in Zurich, Switzerland, were also inspected. "We don't actually know what was in the box. The Swiss judge must now decide if its contents can be handed over to Dutch officials," the spokesman said.

He added that it is possible that the detective may have been in contact with the culprits.

A criminal investigation is ongoing in the Netherlands to identify who fired the missile and where from, although many believe that those responsible will never be brought to justice.

The first official findings by criminal investigators are expected after the summer, as they await further information from Russia.

Read more: http://sputniknews.com/world/20160608/1040965099/mh17-private-detective-papers.html#ixzz4AwHJeG5J

Whatever he has, if it's of any import it will disappear now that the 'authorities' have it. I would think that he would be clever enough that his documents and evidence is well hidden, if nothing else in duplicates here and there. He'll probably sit in prison for a while as they try to destroy him. No way they'll tell the truth about this mass murder and I still say it was a Dry that did the final shoot down, too many in and out holes in the nose to be anything but.

After almost two years, I read somewhere yesterday, don't remember where but it would have to have been Sputnik or Fort Russ, that a 'large piece of a Buk' was found at the crash sight. That sounds a little odd to me but admittedly I didn't read the article, just the article header scribble.

auslander wrote:

JohninMK wrote:Think this was the guy who was offering serious money for information.

German and Swiss authorities have confiscated documents from private detective Josef Resch, who has been conducting his own investigation of the 2014 crash of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17, Dutch officials and media said Tuesday.

Investigators believe that some of the documents seized after last week's raid on the detective's home in Bad Schwartau, northern Germany, may shed light on the circumstances of the tragedy. Some of the papers are said to be "explosive" and could help determine the culprits. According to De Telegraaf daily, the German detective began his own probe two months after the catastrophe, and has received some $19 million for his investigations. His generous clients remain unknown. "We are hoping to get some information about this. That's why the raids at his home were carried out," the spokesman for the prosecution service, Wim De Bruin, told AFP.

The contents of Resch's safe-deposit box in a bank in Zurich, Switzerland, were also inspected. "We don't actually know what was in the box. The Swiss judge must now decide if its contents can be handed over to Dutch officials," the spokesman said.

He added that it is possible that the detective may have been in contact with the culprits.

A criminal investigation is ongoing in the Netherlands to identify who fired the missile and where from, although many believe that those responsible will never be brought to justice.

The first official findings by criminal investigators are expected after the summer, as they await further information from Russia.

Read more: http://sputniknews.com/world/20160608/1040965099/mh17-private-detective-papers.html#ixzz4AwHJeG5J

Whatever he has, if it's of any import it will disappear now that the 'authorities' have it. I would think that he would be clever enough that his documents and evidence is well hidden, if nothing else in duplicates here and there. He'll probably sit in prison for a while as they try to destroy him. No way they'll tell the truth about this mass murder and I still say it was a Dry that did the final shoot down, too many in and out holes in the nose to be anything but.

After almost two years, I read somewhere yesterday, don't remember where but it would have to have been Sputnik or Fort Russ, that a 'large piece of a Buk' was found at the crash sight. That sounds a little odd to me but admittedly I didn't read the article, just the article header scribble.

We live in the digital age...it's quite possible that he backed his documents electronically, and probably was printed from a electronic device...thumb drives can easily hold 10's of thousands of pages within their memory storage.