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Флаг России на дне океана через перископ-"кмг-ометр"
>Пошли круги по воде - Дернулась Канада
>(оставим на совести борзописцев фразу "Пока аштаты никак не отреагировали")
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штаты (демократы из спецпроекта Вашингтон пост) всё отслеживают. Через свой перископ-"кмг-ометр"
http://www.secure-x-001.net/SecureGeo/Issue/SecureCritical.asp?IssueFunction=102&Site=109&Portal=1
Leading the GPB Drivers at 6:00PM GMT, Friday, August 3, 2007...
Here's what's driving the GPB right now:
China Detail
6:15PM GMT, August 3: As Shanghai Cooperation Organization annual summit nears, analysts point out that its joint military exercises are the first of its kind for a regional political organization...marking a change in global balances with China and Russia garnering more power; Analysts posit that the flush of media frenzy over Chinese product scares receive undue attention from American media because of a general negativity towards Chinese industry and economic power rather than a genuine concern over product safety.
Russia Detail
6:15PM GMT, August 3: Russia announces that it intends to renew its naval presence in the Mediterranean in order to protect its interests in the region; Despite recent disagreements with Belarus, Russia assures its trading partners that it will not use its energy supplies as a form of blackmail; Global analysts continue to reflect on Russia's North Pole expedition and territorial claims.
8:15AM GMT, August 3: Other Arctic Ocean nations contest Russia's territorial and energy claims in the region with both Canada and the US dismissing Moscow's expedition to plant a flag on the ocean floor;
Russia continues to put pressure on Exxon-Mobil's operations on Sakhalin, saying that it wants the company to ship to Russia and not other Asian markets;
Russian analysts continue to remark on efforts by both Fatah and Hamas to gain support from Moscow, pointing to Russian's increased diplomatic capital in the Middle East.
Russia has a big up day as it plants the Russian flag 4 kilometers below the North Pole, stakes claim to the riches of the Arctic, and embarks on a path toward a conflict the ultimate scope of which no one can predict;
and, for good measure Russia pressures Belarus into paying its $460 million debt (but Gazprom still hopes they'll reneg so it gets control of a key pipeline)...
meanwhile Russia announces that it intends to renew its naval presence in the Mediterranean in order to protect its interests in the region.
In their own words:
"There is no question over Canada's sovereignty in the Arctic. We have made it clear. We established a long time ago that these are Canadian waters and this is Canadian property. You can't go around the world these days dropping a flag somewhere. This isn't the 14th or 15th century." Canada's Foreign Minister Peter Mackay addressing Russia's expedition to "cl... MORE
http://www.secure-x-001.net/SecureGeo/Issue/SecureQuote.asp?IssueFunction=102&Site=109&Portal=1
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