It is obvious that looking for solutions from russian businesses, politicians and activists, which promote "keep russia as it is", are useless hopes because of their deep imperialistic background https://t.co/SLxasaBLJ1
We are witnessing russia’s most severe attempts to provoke a large-scale humanitarian catastrophe in Ukraine. They have done similar cruelties in Syria and Chechnia earlier and the world turned a blind eye to these crimes https://t.co/Cds2QO4yag
This happens finally, monthly actions for trans-border capacities to enable better conditions for electricity imports to Ukraine https://t.co/Ic2TIXWWxC
Russia attacked and seized a peaceful Ukrainian nuclear facility, stationed its military and weapons there, mined its perimeter, and is now conducting technically unacceptable experiments," Source: https://t.co/FL0vmljaQW
Russia’s seizure of the city of Enerhodar and
the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant (ZNPP) in
March 2022 marked an unprecedented event in
modern history: the first military occupation of a
functioning commercial nuclear power plant. Greenpeace study https://t.co/P7N147s13d
Street protests in Ukraine in July 2025: causes, features and consequences. By Valeriy Pekar, Ukrainian entrepreneur and public figure https://t.co/17QX43YlWS
The actual result of a “reverse Kissinger” strategy would not be the United States separating Russia from China but Russia and China separating the United States from its liberal, democratic allies in Europe and Asia. https://t.co/D2Vae8nyBB
For those, who dreams to use Crime in "deals", just look on outcomes before Ukraine forced russian fleet out of Crimean ports. But land-based threats are still there.
#BlackSeaNews
Energy company KNESS has secured a €9.6 million (US$10.35 million) loan from Oschadbank for a battery storage project in Ukraine, involving the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD).
#EnergyStorage#Ukraine
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? In the early 2000th the case of opaque @RosUkrEnergo opened Russia to opportunities to “buy” decision-makers in Ukraine, Germany, Austria, and many other European countries and regain a substantial portion of geopolitical impact in Europe.
The “big deal” between the US president and putin might be developing in the opaque RusUkrEnergo case scenario, where the latter utilizes the business features of the American policymaker to regain global positioning. Excellent analysis of @MichaelGonchar