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Schwedt/Oder OT Meyenburg Katılım Ağustos 2013
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President Aliyev suggests that Azerbaijan could replace gas exports from Russia.
Putin has cost Russia so much and has closed off European markets from Russia.
"Given that Russia is unable to export as much refined oil products to its traditional customers as it would like due to the disruption of its oil refineries, and as these ongoing events with an uncertain outcome persist... Azerbaijan could significantly increase its gas exports to Europe, including Germany."
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Aliyev says Ukraine's strikes have left Russia unable to supply its customers with oil as it once did
Azerbaijan, however, could replace Russia on the European energy market.
The country's leader stated this directly after his meeting with Friedrich Merz.
De-oilification has arrived from the most unexpected place.
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🇵🇱 Russians visited Poland, were stunned by grocery prices, and now they don't want to go back home
"We feel like complete savages," a couple says while filming their trip to a supermarket (well, that's because you are).
The young couple were genuinely surprised to see supermarket shelves still full of fresh fruit and vegetables in the evening, all at affordable prices.
"If only we could go back to the old days — get in the car, buy a Green Card, fill the trunk with kefir and dairy products, drive home, and feel like the happiest person in the world," the Russian man says, wishing the borders would reopen.
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Russian tourists are massively canceling their trips to Russian-occupied Crimea due to fuel shortages, power outages, and transport issues.
Booking cancellations for holidays in Crimea and Sevastopol reached approximately 1 million trips in late June.
In Yalta, rolling blackout schedules are in place for consumers, with power available on a three-hours-on, three-hours-off basis. In many regions, power outages are also accompanied by water cutoffs. This has led to disruptions in the operation of supermarkets, ATMs, and public transport. Additionally, Crimea is experiencing a sharp rise in intercity public transport fares, with prices surging by more than 100%.
📹: DW
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Russian woman shows the beach in occupied Crimea. "There are absolutely no people here. It feels so unusual - the new embankment is completely empty."
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