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The Syrian Foreign Ministry has accused the US-led international coalition of deliberately bombing Syrian oil wells so that the government loses crucial energy infrastructure. “They did it so that we have to pay tens of millions of dollars to restart work in these fields,” the Syrian Deputy Foreign Minister Faisal Mekdad stated.... Meanwhile, representatives of the Russian Center for Reconciliation and the Syrian military have found in the eastern part of Homs province warehouses with armaments manufactured in NATO countries that were held by terrorist forces. Fort Russ Syria Slams US for Purposefully Bombing Oil Fields Paul Antonopoulos also “Uniquely Russian technology? My ass!” — Professor [of organic chemistry] Dave Collum — Cornell UniversityIntel Today Salisbury Incident
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The Syrian Foreign Ministry has accused the US-led international coalition of deliberately bombing Syrian oil wells so that the government loses crucial energy infrastructure. “They did it so that we have to pay tens of millions of dollars to restart work in these fields,” the Syrian Deputy Foreign Minister Faisal Mekdad stated.... Meanwhile, representatives of the Russian Center for Reconciliation and the Syrian military have found in the eastern part of Homs province warehouses with armaments manufactured in NATO countries that were held by terrorist forces. Fort Russ Syria Slams US for Purposefully Bombing Oil Fields Paul Antonopoulos also “Uniquely Russian technology? My ass!” — Professor [of organic chemistry] Dave Collum — Cornell UniversityIntel Today Salisbury Incident
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The Syrian Foreign Ministry has accused the US-led international coalition of deliberately bombing Syrian oil wells so that the government loses crucial energy infrastructure.
“They did it so that we have to pay tens of millions of dollars to restart work in these fields,” the Syrian Deputy Foreign Minister Faisal Mekdad stated....
Meanwhile, representatives of the Russian Center for Reconciliation and the Syrian military have found in the eastern part of Homs province warehouses with armaments manufactured in NATO countries that were held by terrorist forces.
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I had been planning to write a post today about the latest report on Russia by the British House of Commons, but something came my way which is so out of the ordinary that it has to take precedence. The item in question is an article by University of Rhode Island professor Nicolai Petro entitled ‘Are We Reading Russia Right?’ and published in The Fletcher Forum of World Affairs. I urge you all to read the full text online here, and to spread it as far and wide as you can. But in case some of you only have time for a condensed version, below is a summary of what Nicolai has to say....Irrussianality
Reading Russia Right
Paul Robinson | Professor, Graduate School of Public and International Affairs at the University of Ottawa
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… Russian trade is moving in an eastward direction and Russia could quite possibly see trade with Asia on par with the EU by 2022. If so, Russia will have made impressive steps towards balancing trade relations between East and West and undergone a clear change in trade flows in under 20 years. Most importantly, the change in direction cannot be viewed solely as a knee-jerk reaction to Russia’s geopolitical tensions with the West during the last five years. Rather, it is the fruition of a policy effort to improve relationships in order to significantly increase trade with Asia over the last decade and a half.
Kennan Institute
Michael Corbin
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The legal basis is now established, and the Russian government has a legislatively approved mandate. Now we wait and see what counter sanctions will be specifically taken against the US and other nations considered unfriendly by Russia, and restricting the principles of free and open trade. This should be interesting, and moreover it was undertaken with thought, restraint and due process.
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Russia slaps US, Europe with counter-sanctionsRussia strikes back, levels counter-sanctions on US and unfriendly nations (Part II)
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