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azprom's delivery of gas by 2021 is also a breach of their supply contracts from this year:
April - minus 10%
May - minus 14.5%
June - minus 30.4%
July - minus 37.2%
Breaches of their live contracts have continued for 5 months. The trend is clearly visible, with all gas supplies being stopped or minimised until winter.
It is not a recession, it is not a collapse of their economy, it is a total dismantling of their core industry ( Putin again cites technical reasons, which may be true, but there is clearly political blackmail behind it )
No, they can't sell the lost gas to China ( no more capacity in either pipeline or liquefied transport ).
Since they can't store that much gas, they can only and only play this political game by shutting down the wells. Now the reopening of these is in question, because the technology to do so has so far been acquired from the West. If the sanctions remain, they cannot open them up and they cannot trade them.
Of course, the uncertainty has pushed prices back to near-peak levels, and they are not expected to fall any time soon. It is time for German politicians to take the right decision and achieve independence as soon as possible.


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The author told me it will be published in English in about a month, but the google translator can handle it, after download.

Tamás Hoffmann: International legal dimensions of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict I. - International legal issues of the use of interstate violence 2022/12 The aim of this study is to analyze the international legal issues related to interstate violence arising in the new phase of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict starting on February 24, 2022.

In its first half, it examines whether the Russian armed attack launched on 24 February 2022 is compatible with the rules of international law, in the light of Russian official statements, and in its second half it analyses the question of whether support for one of the parties without direct armed intervention can constitute participation in the Russian-Ukrainian conflict.

 
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The Z-boobs don’t look too appealing:
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It looks like Russia can produce rockets, but cannot produce bras.
or plastic bags to pull over her head.
 
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