Part of Russia blackout after power lines blow up by Ukranians

[ZiggiZiggiCrew]

"Crimea declared a state of emergency on Sunday after its main electricity power lines from Ukraine were blown up, leaving the Russian-annexed peninsula in darkness after the second such attack in a matter of days"

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Crimea have 20% power only

[sandman!]

sucks for all the people living there

[Sid70]

Originally Posted by sandman!

sucks for all the people living there

Most likely they lost Internetz.

[brassmonkey]

the fun will be killing them

[MetaMan]

Crimea is a part of Ukraine so your thread title is mute.

[Sarn]

https://coub.com/view/9c0zi
oh shit

[EddyTheDog]

Originally Posted by MetaMan

Crimea is a part of Ukraine so your thread title is mute.

...

[brassmonkey]

When did Russia take over Crimea?
ALEXEI NIKOLSKY/AFP/Getty ImagesRussia's President Vladimir Putin gives his annual televised question-and-answer session with the nation in Moscow, on April 17, 2014.

Emergency declared in Crimea over power crisis - Al Jazeera English

[Sarn]

Originally Posted by brassmonkey

Al Jazeera English[/url]

Qatar again?

[Paul&John]

Originally Posted by MetaMan

Crimea is a part of Ukraine so your thread title is mute.

this..

[CAHEK]

Originally Posted by MetaMan

Crimea is a part of Ukraine so your thread title is mute.

Crimea is a part of Russia

[Sarn]

Originally Posted by CAHEK

Crimea is a part of Russia

Ukraine is part of Russia too...

[EddyTheDog]

Originally Posted by Sarn

Ukraine is part of Russia too...

It was - Now it's not - Get over it...

[Sarn]

Originally Posted by EddyTheDog

It was - Now it's not - Get over it...

all can change...

[Rochard]

Originally Posted by MetaMan

Crimea is a part of Ukraine so your thread title is mute.

Wasn't it annexed by Russia last year?

[Rochard]

Originally Posted by Sarn

Ukraine is part of Russia too...

No, it is not. Ukraine is a country with it's own president. It is not part of Russia.

At least not yet.

[MetaMan]

Originally Posted by CAHEK

Crimea is a part of Russia

No stupid. If someones runs in your house with guns and tells you it belongs to them do they suddenly own it? NO

[Sly]

There is an irony. How many times did Russia threaten to turn off gas to both Ukraine and Europe?

[CAHEK]

Originally Posted by MetaMan

No stupid. If someones runs in your house with guns and tells you it belongs to them do they suddenly own it? NO

[EddyTheDog]

Originally Posted by Sly

There is an irony. How many times did Russia threaten to turn off gas to both Ukraine and Europe?

I hadn't thought of that - lol...

[crockett]

Perhaps Putan should of thought out the situation prior to stealing part of Ukraine's land. You know like how to get power there...

The ironic part is Thw power lines were taken down inside Ukraine, so fuck it, it's was on their land, they can do what they want with the lines.. Russia illegally annexed their land so why should they allow power lines to cross their country?

The only people there I feel sorry for are the people who were forced unwillingly to become part of Russia.

[Sly]

Originally Posted by crockett

Perhaps Putan should of thought out the situation prior to stealing part of Ukraine's land. You know like how to get power there...

The ironic part is Thw power lines were taken down inside Ukraine, so fuck it, it's was on their land, they can do what they want with the lines.. Russia illegally annexed their land so why should they allow power lines to cross their country?

The only people there I feel sorry for are the people who were forced unwillingly to become part of Russia.

LOL. I was imagining this actually happened in Crimea. Nope! LOL.

"Hey, hey, listen. I'm going to kick your ass and take back some land that I want. Then I'm going to depend on you for life support. K? Cool. Talk to you later."

The four trunk lines running from Ukraine to Crimea were all damaged, and two districts in the Ukrainian region of Kherson were also without electricity, Volodymyr Demchyshyn, the energy minister of Ukraine, said in a statement. Most of the electricity used in Crimea still comes from Ukraine even after Russia annexed it in March 2014.

http://www.nytimes.com/2015/11/23/wo...city.html?_r=0

[Sid70]

All you rooski cunts can go suck donkey balls.

[MrBottomTooth]

How are they going to achieve the proper lumens output levels in their grocery stores?

[just a punk]

Originally Posted by Sly

There is an irony. How many times did Russia threaten to turn off gas to both Ukraine and Europe?

Threaten to turn off gas for Europe? Are you on drugs or just deadly drunk? I think you should visit a doctor because you have a brain failure. As about the Ukraine, so it has a debt of 3 billion dollars for Russian natural gas. No money, no honey. Anything wrong with that?

Originally Posted by MrBottomTooth

How are they going to achieve the proper lumens output levels in their grocery stores?

They have to build them up first. The Crimean infrastructure was almost destroyed when it was ruled by the Ukraine.

Originally Posted by MetaMan

Crimea is a part of Ukraine so your thread title is mute.

It is not anymore. Crimea was a part or the Ukraine for 23 years only. After that it was returned back to Russia where it was for centuries. Here is a map of Russia for dummies, made by National Geographic:



P.S. I guess you are too stupid to find Crimea on the map above, but maybe someone else will see it there and note which color it's marked with.

[just a punk]

Originally Posted by Rochard

No, it is not. Ukraine is a country with it's own president. It is not part of Russia.

At least not yet.

No, it has no president. And it's not a country. It's a federal subject of Russia. Wikipedate yourself: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crimea..._and_aftermath

Crimea for dummies (the video made by an American for Americans):

[EddyTheDog]

Originally Posted by CyberSEO

No, it has no president. And it's not a country. It's a federal subject of Russia. Wikipedate yourself: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crimea..._and_aftermath

Crimea for dummies (the video made by an American for Americans):

Read what Rochard said again...

[just a punk]

Originally Posted by EddyTheDog

Read what Rochard said again...

Oops. It's a thread about Crimea so I read Ukraine as Crimea too My mistake, sorry and my pardon to Rochard

Anyways you should watch the video I've posted above. It explains a lot.

[Sarn]

Originally Posted by Sly

There is an irony. How many times did Russia threaten to turn off gas to both Ukraine and Europe?

how many? and who do that?

Originally Posted by crockett

The only people there I feel sorry for are the people who were forced unwillingly to become part of Russia.

I also feel sorry for these three mans.

Originally Posted by Sid70

All you rooski cunts can go suck donkey balls.

[michael.kickass]

Too much gas in Ukraine for Russia to just let it go.

[Paul&John]

Originally Posted by CyberSEO

Threaten to turn off gas for Europe? Are you on drugs or just deadly drunk? I think you should visit a doctor because you have a brain failure. As about the Ukraine, so it has a debt of 3 billion dollars for Russian natural gas. No money, no honey. Anything wrong with that?



They have to build them up first. The Crimean infrastructure was almost destroyed when it was ruled by the Ukraine.



It is not anymore. Crimea was a part or the Ukraine for 23 years only. After that it was returned back to Russia where it was for centuries. Here is a map of Russia for dummies, made by National Geographic:



P.S. I guess you are too stupid to find Crimea on the map above, but maybe someone else will see it there and note which color it's marked with.

Actually thats an outdated map, they already show a special status for it..
National Geographic | Is Crimea part of Russia or Ukraine?

Is Crimea part of Russia or Ukraine?
Crimea, Ukraine: In a referendum that was disputed as illegal and under occupation, a vast majority of Crimean residents who voted reportedly chose to secede from Ukraine and join Russia. Shortly thereafter the Russian government approved the annexation of Crimea from Ukraine. In late March 2014, the General Assembly of the United Nations approved a resolution declaring this referendum and Russia's annexation as invalid and affirming Ukraine's territorial jurisdiction of Crimea. One hundred of the UN's 193 member states approved the resolution, and 11 member states voted against it.

UN resolution:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United...olution_68/262

The 11 who were against it is a pretty special club consisting of: Armenia, Belarus, Bolivia, Cuba, Nicaragua, North Korea, Russia, Sudan, Syria, Venezuela, Zimbabwe

[just a punk]

Originally Posted by Paul&John

Actually thats an outdated map, they already show a special status for it..
National Geographic | Is Crimea part of Russia or Ukraine?



UN resolution:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United...olution_68/262

The 11 who were against it is a pretty special club consisting of: Armenia, Belarus, Bolivia, Cuba, Nicaragua, North Korea, Russia, Sudan, Syria, Venezuela, Zimbabwe

Who cares about that "special status"? Crimea is officially a part of Russia which lives by Russian laws. The Crimeans have Russian passports and identify themselves as Russian citizens - they are receiving Russian pensions, have free Russian medical insurance, they are protected by the Russian army etc. Do you really think anybody cares about some UN resolution? It does note deserve even a joke.

P.S. It will never be given back to the Ukraine, so take this simple fact AS IS.

[Black All Through]

and I thought that things were calming down over there... NOT!

[just a punk]

Originally Posted by Black All Through

and I thought that things were calming down over there... NOT!

Of course they not. Crimea is connected by land with the Ukraine only. The things will be calmed down only when Russia will build a bridge to Crimea.

[MetaMan]

Originally Posted by CyberSEO

Who cares about that "special status"? Crimea is officially a part of Russia which lives by Russian laws. The Crimeans have Russian passports and identify themselves as Russian citizens - they are receiving Russian pensions, have free Russian medical insurance, they are protected by the Russian army etc. Do you really think anybody cares about some UN resolution? It does note deserve even a joke.

P.S. It will never be given back to the Ukraine, so take this simple fact AS IS.

Have fun in your isolated piece of shit country.

I wonder what it's like knowing 99% of the world doesn't like you. Actually no I don't, I wouldn't understand I'm not Russian.

This is why small penis Russians have to puff up their chest so much. Convince themselves they are big because they are small. No one cares. No one respects you. Only Russians would brag about lighting in a grocery mart.

I'm beginning to like you more, you're a funny guy, like a clown here for others amusement.

[just a punk]

Originally Posted by MetaMan

Have fun in your isolated piece of shit country.

Isolated from what? Isolated by whom? You are a miserable clown, do you know it?

[MetaMan]

Next time you "travel" (i mean real traveling outside of Russia). Tell the workers you are from "Poland, Ukraine etc." (not russian) and ask them if they get a lot of Russians and what they think of them.

There is your answer.

[Manfap]

Originally Posted by MetaMan

Crimea is a part of Ukraine so your thread title is mute.

Gifted to Ukraine 60 years ago by Stalin.
Historically though.. Russian.

[MetaMan]

Originally Posted by Manfap

Gifted to Ukraine 60 years ago by Stalin.
Historically though.. Russian.

Historically:
adverb
with reference to past events.
"a historically accurate picture of the time"
in the past.
"historically, government policy has favoured urban dwellers"

Historically though.. it is Ukraine.

Last time I checked it wasn't "gifted" back to russia.

[Sarn]

Originally Posted by Black All Through

and I thought that things were calming down over there... NOT!

all only begining))

Originally Posted by CyberSEO

Of course they not. Crimea is connected by land with the Ukraine only. The things will be calmed down only when Russia will build a bridge to Crimea.

We need all Ukraine Russia had a beginning in Kiev

Originally Posted by MetaMan

Have fun in your isolated piece of shit country.
I wonder what it's like knowing 99% of the world doesn't like you. Actually no I don't, I wouldn't understand I'm not Russian.
This is why small penis Russians have to puff up their chest so much. Convince themselves they are big because they are small. No one cares. No one respects you. Only Russians would brag about lighting in a grocery mart.
I'm beginning to like you more, you're a funny guy, like a clown here for others amusement.

1/5 world is not all world, usa is not all world, sorry, isolation will not work.
about world love usa
"The end-of-year poll by Gallup International canvassed almost 68,000 people in 65 countries.
The United States took the top spot, followed by Pakistan and China"
Who is the biggest threat to world peace? - BBC News
PS: here on the forum was a poll)) it was the same welcome in real world

[Sarn]

Originally Posted by MetaMan

Next time you "travel" (i mean real traveling outside of Russia). Tell the workers you are from "Poland, Ukraine etc." (not russian) and ask them if they get a lot of Russians and what they think of them.

There is your answer.

Russians always ask hotels without Russians the best tourists that who pays a lot of money

[directfiesta]

Originally Posted by EddyTheDog

It was - Now it's not - Get over it...

Alaska was part of Russia .....

[MetaMan]

Originally Posted by Sarn

Russians always ask hotels without Russians the best tourists that who pays a lot of money

So you don't like eachother? I don't blame you.

[directfiesta]

Originally Posted by Sly

There is an irony. How many times did Russia threaten to turn off gas to both Ukraine and Europe?

to Ukraine, IF NOT PAID ; yes

to Europe : no , only in your imagination

[MetaMan]

Originally Posted by directfiesta

to Ukraine, IF NOT PAID ; yes

to Europe : no , only in your imagination

why don't you admit you're arab? I know the truth.

[directfiesta]

Originally Posted by MetaMan

why don't you admit you're arab? I know the truth.

Who ever let in all those low life Ukranians ( to build a railway ) in Canada should be shot

Useless people.

[MetaMan]

Originally Posted by directfiesta

Who ever let in all those low life Ukranians ( to build a railway ) in Canada should be shot

Useless people.

thought so you're arab.

why are you ashamed to be arab and try to pass yourself as a french guy?

[Sid70]

Simplicity for Dummies.

Once there was Soviet Union. It collapsed into pieces. The core tech, wealth, resources - natural and others remained in the Russian territory - as of it was a center of the Soviet power.

Some parts of FSU were small and meaningless while Ukraine was not.

Local ( Ukrainian ) mafia ( ruling authorities ) have been robbing the people of Ukraine for all the yeas of Independence. Though the mafia connections have been set very tight with Russia through all the times, they have been keeping the centralized vertical robbery system active.

People in Russia and Ukraine have been treated like shit, but since the central Russia accumulated all the legacy the Russians were also given a superiority pill over the Ukrainians, Big Brother pill thing.

One reason or another, but it happened that Ukrainian part ( I cant tell exactly people, mafia or outside power ) decided to try breaking out of that relation.
And the Big Brother started playing a hard ball gig.

And here we go. Having all the difficulties coming down the black hole, deeper and deeper.

[Sarn]

Originally Posted by directfiesta

Alaska was part of Russia .....

no is not. we sold it ))

1860 year

[Sly]

Dios mio. Ukraine crisis: Putin will cut gas to Europe unless Russia is paid by the end of the week | Europe | News | The Independent

One search. We can search all day and find dozens and dozens and dozens of articles just like this.

Of course you goofballs will completely deny what this says, but hey, you're the one that said it didn't happen. ;-)

Nationalism is strong.