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Thought this fits in here better than the other Turkey-Iran or the Energy thread: Since the 90's the KRG has aimed to export its oil and gas independently of Baghdad through Turkey, Ashti Hawrami has consistenly made comments to this regard. As the Kurdistan region's ties with Turkey developed...

This is sickening, disgusting

I also apologize to the moderators for how off topic this thread is becoming. Something important that is occurring: https://balkaninsight.com/2022/04/05/eu-triggers-mechanism-to-strip-hungary-of-billions-worth-of-budget-funds/ EU is going to eventually go further with sanctions on Hungary...

If the west was more proactive, then and now, things would be very different and much better for Ukraine. The damage to Ukrainian infrastructure is around $65 billion or so. https://abcnews.go.com/International/cost-damage-ukraines-infrastructure-amid-russias-invasion/story?id=83719126 Even...

I appreciate your concern for my wellbeing. I know you find my contributions delightful and of great value to your time. You are saying Ukraine is going to win and take back all these areas and that Russia has completely lost, right? I am highlighting that without stricter sanctions and more...

Yes, I read it. I found the original Presidency Prof. Dr. Hasan Tahsin Fendoğlu report from 2007 or so they cite and within it, they do not say over half the perpertrators were from the southeast, so I do not know where that milliyet article is getting that statement from. They simply say it...

If you think a supply of javelins and manpads are going to be enough to conduct offensives to retake these areas, good luck. They tried this with the Syrian opposition too. When this strategy fails, I suppose we can all be comfortable knowing its just the Ukrainians that will suffer for it. Right?

Also worth consideration:

I don't even know what you're arguing here, but you place great emphasis on how thick you are

? Russia’s hydrocarbon exports generate a substantial amount of revenue for the state, accounting for more than 50% of the consolidated government budget, clearly to Putin this is more valuable and of a greater degree of importance to him. It's over $50 billion dollars a year. The losses so far...

Putin will always control the gas pipelines into Europe, like his moves in Georgia. Like with Azerbaijan

Useful Infographic.

So basically, what I've been saying in the thread is correct.

So explain Erdogan's statement. Explain why he is adamant on reaching a peace deal which heavily favours Russia. Your goal is to harass, you are a lizard, I don't have to care where you get your opinions from because they are worthless. There is no cheap propaganda in the fact that Erdogan has...

Nigiri has agreed with things I've posted before, you being too thick to comprehend topics more complex then banal propaganda and the speakers on television is your problem, not mine, my memri friend

I've been saying this in all my posts on this war, Russia is already winning, these costs are not viewed by Russia in the same way as the West who thinks bleeding Russia will force Putin out. It won't. Nor will China abandon him, they haven't abandoned North Korea after all. Also, just lol...

Corruption, mismanagement, shady deals. Look at the gas flaring problem. But there are investments in the right direction in this case.

Why what?

Very fascinating work with neural networks, the map seems quite accurate

Great sport https://www.pravda.com.ua/news/2022/03/8/7329377/ Moscow instead reported this as: Looks like war is going to end in the next week or two. Again, we don't know Ukrainian losses or where the western weapons are stockpiled or sent in the country.