EU becomes laughing stock, ownself breaks sanction of Russia
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Putin said EU must pay for gas in Russian Rubles, if not, supply stops on 31 March. After announcement, Ruble reversed downtrend to move up 43%. Ruble huat arh.   

So, EU buys Rubles through black market secret behind the scene.  

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The next laughing stock is Alam Kok.   

He just opens his mouth to make statement "Very easy, EU can buy gas from US". He said no problem.    

Even the whole world's oil tankers lined up just to send LNG from US to EU, also at most, can only supply 10% of EU requirements. Besides, no capacity and now transportation costs are 10 times higher.    

Alam, open your mouth to let amtk shaft in lah.  

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Kokee, how ah?
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(31-03-2022, 07:13 PM)kokee Wrote:  comie dog so much nonsense on using ruble to pay for russia oil & gas, all is lies & fake after truth is out, putin & russia accept to use Euro to pay, all these comie dogs will never get once right due to all their fake communist source of lies & BS.
use your head, russia is near bankrupt, they have no choice, once cut off totally, no europe country will ever buy oil & gas from russia again.



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biggest laughing stock is putin, comie dogs here bark like crazy & open>10 new threads to shout pay ruble for russia oil & gas, now pokai, take it or leave it, kowtow to accept Euro now, LOL LOL.
what ruble exchange rate, ask putin to cut interest from 20% to 10% or 0% to before war, let see how ruble dive doen, LOL LOL.
all these know nut comie dogs, bark lies & BS only in almost all their posts & threads.
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is a Mistake to think view The Russian are " poor "? A lot hidden Russian billionaire out there.

No matter what sanction here and there, The Russian still able to have money. In fact quite a lot countries EU depend from the russian.
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(01-04-2022, 09:26 AM)kokee Wrote:  biggest laughing stock is putin, comie dogs here bark like crazy & open>10 new threads to shout pay ruble for russia oil & gas, now pokai, take it or leave it, kowtow to accept Euro now, LOL LOL.
what ruble exchange rate, ask putin to cut interest from 20% to 10% or 0% to before war, let see how ruble dive doen, LOL LOL.
all these know nut comie dogs, bark lies & BS only in almost all their posts & threads.

this EU-china meeting total fail now, both party see things totally opposite now, 1 support russia, 1 support Ukraine.
more likely their army will face each other in Ukraine war & fight, nice.
germany is going to stop relying on russia oil & gas.




德国决定摆脱对俄罗斯天然气的依赖

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(02-04-2022, 06:14 PM)kokee Wrote:  this EU-china meeting total fail now, both party see things totally opposite now, 1 support russia, 1 support Ukraine.
more likely their army will face each other in Ukraine war & fight, nice.
germany is going to stop relying on russia oil & gas.




德国决定摆脱对俄罗斯天然气的依赖


already said 10x here, comie dogs keep barking same shit & lies that ruble rebound but still around 10% below before Ukraine war yet ruble surge it interest rate to 20%, why not russia slash interest down to 10% or 0%, let see how much it will crash from current level, LOL LOL.
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(02-04-2022, 07:21 PM)kokee Wrote:  already said 10x here, 


(02-04-2022, 06:14 PM)kokee Wrote:  this EU-china meeting total 


(02-04-2022, 06:11 PM)kokee Wrote:  this EU-china


(01-04-2022, 09:26 AM)kokee Wrote:  biggest laughing stock is


https://www.voanews.com/a/russia-s-ruble...09012.html

Russia’s Ruble Rebound Raises Questions of Sanctions’ Impact

The Russian ruble by Wednesday had bounced back from the fall it took after the U.S. and European allies moved to bury the Russian economy under thousands of new sanctions over its invasion of Ukraine. Russian President Vladimir Putin has resorted to extreme financial measures to blunt the West’s penalties and inflate his currency.

While the West has imposed unprecedented levels of sanctions against the Russian economy, Russia’s Central Bank has jacked up interest rates to 20% and the Kremlin has imposed strict capital controls on those wishing to exchange their rubles for dollars or euros.

It’s a monetary defense Putin may not be able to sustain as long-term sanctions weigh down the Russian economy. But the ruble’s recovery could be a sign that the sanctions in their current form are not working as powerfully as Ukraine’s allies counted on when it comes to pressuring Putin to pull his troops from Ukraine. It also could be a sign that Russia’s efforts to artificially prop up its currency are working by leveraging its oil and gas sector.
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