(2022-03-03, 03:55 PM)RungHoang Wrote: Anh LTP,
Hoàn cảnh ông này hiện rất là khổ, nếu đánh tiếp thì sợ thua, xin vào Liên minh Châu Âu thì người ta không muốn nhận mà bảo là cứu xét. NATO thì không giúp mà chỉ đưa vũ khí cho đánh để tiêu hao bớt Nga. phen này dân Ukraine trở thành vật tế. Cái khổ là muốn giảng hoà cũng rất sợ, nếu giảng hoà thì coi chừng sẽ bị phái hữu giết. Ngày xưa thủ tướng của Do Thái là Rabin cũng muốn giảng hoà với Ra fast của Palestine nên đã bị phái hữu giết. Cho nên .... Làm người rất khó....

Rất tội cho ông và dân tộc của ông hiện nay quá.  Chuyện gì cũng cần cứu xét, quốc gia này chấp nhận, vẫn còn cần chờ quốc gia khác chấp nhận cho gia nhập nữa.  Lấy danh nghĩa gì đưa lính vào Ukraine? Lãnh đạo một nước ăn nói thế nào với dân, tự nhiên hy sinh dân mình và tiền vô cớ? Nếu giúp đưa lính vào có thể gây thêm xung đụng nặng hơn không? Mỹ và nhóm NATO giúp Ukraine rất nhiêu mà, họ đang tìm cách thượng sách để giải quyết cho tốt đẹp hơn.

(2022-03-03, 05:12 PM)RungHoang Wrote: TSLA số   , Tử Kỳ số 



Hôm nào TK cho BN ngồi ké cho biêt cái cảm giác nó ra sao

Any time for my BN.  

Chàng chạy thử sẽ kg còn thích chạy xe khác á.  

(2022-03-03, 05:26 PM)LeThanhPhong Wrote: Bạn LTK,

Khai thác mỏ dầu mãi rồi các mỏ cũng cạn. Vì thế, Mỹ để dành dầu của mình, và thường mua dầu của các quốc gia khác. Kẹt lắm, Mỹ mới dùng dầu của mình.

Not entirely true.    

US imports 650K barrel/day từ Nga trong khi Keystone pipe có khả năng sản xuất 800K barrel/day, ngay cả sản xuất trên public land cũng bị cấm.  Chỉ trong vòng một năm lãnh đạo, giá xăng tăng 64%, hàng ngàn công nhân bị mất việc.  Vật giá leo thang, lạm phát bùng nổ.   This administration is not taking care of the Americans, me, my family, your family.  US hiến tặng cho Putin cái khố xăng dầu của Mỹ trong khi lão ta đã control cả Âu Châu.  This is helping Putin and hurting us, the Americans.  Sanction gas from Russia will not affect the American economy, we are already at the bottom of a dead hole, thanks to our politicians and their worthless policies.  

Vậy với bạn Phong, tình thế chiến tranh ở Ukraine và kế tiếp là những nước lân cận kg phải là tình trạng khẩn cấp ạ?  

Live: Fire Breaks Out At Ukrainian Nuclear Plant Amid Russian Attacks

Fire Reported At Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant As Russian Troops Approach
A fire has broken out at the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant—Ukraine’s largest nuclear plant—amid intense fighting with nearby Russian forces, local and national officials said early Friday morning.

Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba tweeted Russia is “firing from all sides upon Zaporizhzhia,” causing a fire to start, and the mayor of nearby Energodar confirmed the fire on social media, according to Reuters. Orlov and Kuleba did not offer further details on the extent of the fire.

Russian ground troops are fighting within several kilometers of the nuclear plant and are “moving directly towards” the site, Ukraine’s nuclear regulator told the International Atomic Energy Agency, a situation Ukrainian officials called “critical.” The IAEA said in a press release the Russian military “broke through the block-post” outside the town of Energodar, and fighting is now ongoing in the town and on the road to the nuclear plant. On Wednesday, a crowd of civilians had blocked Russian troops from entering Energodar.

The Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant is the second-largest nuclear plant in Europe, and one of the 10 largest in the world, with six pressurized water reactors. Last week, Russian forces also captured Chernobyl, the site of a massive nuclear disaster in 1986. Kuleba warned on Twitter that if Zaporizhzhia explodes, “it will be 10 times larger” than Chernobyl..

https://www.forbes.com/sites/forbesstaff...ad0f237b3f

(2022-03-03, 01:04 PM)005 Wrote:  Tin này đổi lại tin một thiếu tướng Nga bị tử trận khi đụng độ quân Ukraine cho có được một tí công bằng. 

Dạ Russian Maj. Gen. Andrei Sukhovetsky, dead.  

Vận động viên 19 tuổi người Ukraine Yevhen Malyshev đã chết trong  trận chiến phòng ngự với Nga gần Kharkov. Anh ấy đã bảo vệ quê hương của mình khỏi những kẻ xâm lược.

Ngày 10 tháng 3  là sinh nhật tròn 20 tuổi đời của anh.

Ukrainian biathlete Yevhen Maylshev, 19, dies in battle

A 19-year old Ukrainian biathlete was killed in combat fighting off invading Russian forces, sports organizations said Wednesday.

Yevhen Maylshev was killed Tuesday after taking up arms to defend his homeland against the Russian invasion, the Athletes of Ukraine and Global Athlete said in a joint statement.

Maylshev once competed on the national team of Ukraine and the Kharkiv junior team before ending his career in 2020, the Ukrainian Biathlon Federation told Spanish news site Marca.

#standwithUkraine

https://nypost.com/2022/03/02/ukrainian-...th-russia/

(2022-03-03, 08:19 PM)Lục Tuyết Kỳ Wrote: Not entirely true.    

US imports 650K barrel/day từ Nga trong khi Keystone pipe có khả năng sản xuất 800K barrel/day, ngay cả sản xuất trên public land cũng bị cấm.  Chỉ trong vòng một năm lãnh đạo, giá xăng tăng 64%, hàng ngàn công nhân bị mất việc.  Vật giá leo thang, lạm phát bùng nổ.   This administration is not taking care of the Americans, me, my family, your family.  US hiến tặng cho Putin cái khố xăng dầu của Mỹ trong khi lão ta đã control cả Âu Châu.  This is helping Putin and hurting us, the Americans.  Sanction gas from Russia will not affect the American economy, we are already at the bottom of a dead hole, thanks to our politicians and their worthless policies.  

Vậy với bạn Phong, tình thế chiến tranh ở Ukraine và kế tiếp là những nước lân cận kg phải là tình trạng khẩn cấp ạ?  

Bạn không đồng ý, không sao.

Chúc bạn an vui.

Warning from Elon Musk. 



Musk advised users to turn on Starlink only when needed and to place the antenna as far away from other people if possible. He also suggested placing light camouflage over the antenna to "avoid visual detection."

Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky survives three assassination attempts in days

President Zelensky has survived at least three assassination attempts in the past week, The Times has learnt.

Two different outfits have been sent to kill the Ukrainian president — mercenaries of the Kremlin-backed Wagner group and Chechen special forces. Both have been thwarted by anti-war elements within Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB).

Wagner mercenaries in Kyiv have sustained losses during their attempts and are said to have been alarmed by how accurately the Ukrainians had anticipated their moves. A source close to the group said it was “eerie” how well briefed Zelensky’s security team appeared to be.

On Saturday an attempt on Zelensky’s life was foiled on the outskirts of Kyiv. Ukrainian security officials said a cadre of Chechen assassins had been “eliminated” before they could reach the president.

Oleksiy Danilov, the secretary of Ukraine’s National Security and Defence Council, told Ukrainian TV channels that Russian spies had tipped them off about the planned assassination.

Ukrainian officials claim the information that led to the deaths of the Chechens came from disgruntled agents in the FSB who oppose the invasion.

“I can say that we have received information from the FSB, who do not want to take part in this bloody war,” Danilov said. “And thanks to this, the Kadyrov elite group was destroyed, which came here to eliminate our president.”

The unit serves under Ramzan Kadyrov, the Chechen president.

The Wagner mercenaries were unaware of the Chechen assassins but have carried out their own attempts to decapitate the government, after being embedded in Kyiv for more than six weeks, tracking the activities of 24 high-profile Ukrainian targets.

The group had been told to await the arrival of the Spetsnaz — Russian special forces — to provide them with a secure corridor out of Kyiv once the assassinations had been completed. They believed the storming of Kyiv would provide a distraction and an opportunity to complete their mission.

However, with a convoy of tanks stuck outside the city, the pace of the attack has been slower than expected.

The mercenaries have come under fierce pressure from Moscow to bring forward their operations to secure a visible victory and they are said to intend to carry out the 24 assassinations on their “kill list” in a matter of days.

A source close to the mercenaries in Kyiv insists that despite the loss of some of the group in botched operations this week, the numbers are still on their side, with almost 400 in the capital alone.

“It only takes one of them to get lucky and everyone goes home with a bonus,” The Times was told. The mercenaries are believed to have drawn up plans for another attempt before the weekend.

The Wagner Group first tested its mettle in Ukraine in 2014, when plain-clothes Russian fighters were sent into the Donbas to foment conflict. Unlike regular Russian soldiers, the actions of the mercenaries could be plausibly denied by the Kremlin. Since then, the group has been deployed across Africa, in line with President Putin’s objectives. The Wagner Group is run by Yevgeny Prigozhin, who also runs bot factories and an online army, and is known as “Putin’s chef”.

The Wagner contingent in Kyiv left operations in a number of African countries at the end of December. They regrouped at a base about 60 miles from Moscow, before being dispatched in tranches to the Donbas region and southern Ukraine.

A final group of 400 mercenaries crossed the border from Belarus and stole into the capital, Kyiv before the end of January.

A diplomatic source and Wagner specialist said the Spetsnaz was better equipped than Wagner group but an assassination carried out by mercenaries would be more difficult to trace back to the Kremlin.

“They would be going in there with a very high-profile mission, something that the Russians would want to be deniable — a decapitation of a head of state is a huge mission. In terms of the impact on Russian sovereign policy, this would be perhaps their biggest mission so far. It would have a major impact on the war,” the source said.

“It would not be unreasonable that Wagner were used on some form of operation to try and take out the president and do a decapitation job on the Ukrainian government as they are deniable. They have a lot more combat experience than the regular Russian Spetsnaz and they are lunatic enough to do it.”

“The risks of trying to get close to the president would be very high so that they would take significant casualties even if they could pin him down.

“One mission they could do, is if they could infiltrate and take in a laser guidance system and they could locate the president and put laser target marker on him then Russian air force could bomb very quickly.”

A European intelligence official told Bloomberg that prominent Ukrainian rebels faced public executions. The insider, who claims to have seen documents from the FSB, said that the Kremlin planned to control captured cities with draconian restrictions on civil liberties, “violent crowd control and repressive detention of protest organisers to break morale”.

Since the start of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, President Zelensky has stated that he is “target number one” for enemy forces (Larisa Brown writes).

The Ukrainian leader has warned of Russian “sabotage groups” entering the capital, Kyiv, hunting him and his family. Having been asked if he wanted help to leave the city at the behest of the US government, Zelensky turned down the offer, telling the world: “I need ammunition, not a ride.”

As the threat has risen over the past week with Russian forces edging closer to the capital, he has shifted from filming himself walking in the street or next to prominent landmarks. Instead he has used nondescript backdrops where the location cannot be identified. The Americans reportedly sent him a secure satellite phone before the invasion so he can communicate with US officials without being overheard while he is on the move.

A diplomatic source and specialist on Wagner, the shadowy Russian mercenary group, said that although Russia’s elite Spetsnaz forces were probably more capable of taking out the president — with more kit and more training — a Wagner assassination mission would be more distanced from the Kremlin. Such a task would likely be their biggest operation to date, having already carried out murky operations in as many as 12 countries around the world.

The risk of such an operation would be very high and Wagner will be braced for casualties, they added. One theory is that once the group established Zelensky’s location, they could put a laser target marker on him and the Russian air force could fly in and drop a bomb.

To avoid such a fate Zelensky, 44, will have an extremely trusted team around him and must keep moving and changing his methods of communication.

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/zelen...-xnstdfdfc

Mấy hôm nay theo dõi chiến sự giữa Nga và Ukraine mà tôi cũng cảm thấy buồn. Tình cảnh hiện tại có thể Nga sẽ take over Ukraine nay mai. Đa số các lãnh tụ quốc gia và dân chúng thế giới ủng hộ Ukraine, nhưng xem ra Ukraine không thoát khỏi nanh vuốt của Putin, trừ phi có kỳ tích xảy ra. Lòng tham lam quyền lực có sức hút quá mãnh liệt khiến cho đồ tể Putin gây ra nhiều tổn thất sinh mạng của lính Nga, gây ra nhiều chết chóc và thảm cảnh màn trời chiếu đất cho dân tộc và đất nước Ukraine.

(2022-03-03, 07:52 PM)Lục Tuyết Kỳ Wrote: Any time for my BN.  

Chàng chạy thử sẽ kg còn thích chạy xe khác á.  

Một ngày nào đó bỗng dưng cảm thấy yêu xe hơn yêu Tử Kỳ ..... 

(2022-03-03, 03:55 PM)RungHoang Wrote: Anh LTP,
Hoàn cảnh ông này hiện rất là khổ, nếu đánh tiếp thì sợ thua, xin vào Liên minh Châu Âu thì người ta không muốn nhận mà bảo là cứu xét. NATO thì không giúp mà chỉ đưa vũ khí cho đánh để tiêu hao bớt Nga. phen này dân Ukraine trở thành vật tế. Cái khổ là muốn giảng hoà cũng rất sợ, nếu giảng hoà thì coi chừng sẽ bị phái hữu giết. Ngày xưa thủ tướng của Do Thái là Rabin cũng muốn giảng hoà với Ra fast của Palestine nên đã bị phái hữu giết. Cho nên .... Làm người rất khó....

 Ukraine không gia nhập NATO được đều có lý do anh Rừng:  ban đầu nội các Ukraine tự đoản. Kế đến dân biểu tình (Maidan) tổng thống bị truất phế. Sau đó tình hình chính trị Ukraine bất ổn. Rồi đến Nga đe dọa.
 Tôi không biết nội dung của cái bản kế hoạch NATO Membership Action Plan (MAP) gồm những gì. Nhưng có lẽ có những khác biệt về giá trị mà ban đầu cựu tổng thống Ukraine không muốn.

 "...
 Continued cooperation between Ukraine and NATO has put Ukraine in a strong position to join the defence alliance and plans are already in place for this to happen.

However, Ukraine, along with Georgia, began a formal process to begin a NATO Membership Action Plan (MAP) in 2008.

However, this plan was put on ice after the 2010 election, when President Viktor Yanukovych was elected as leader of the former Soviet country.

President Yanukovych was against Ukraine joining the defence alliance and had a preference that the country remained non-aligned.

The leader was forced to flee the country in February 2014 after the Euromaidan protests.

The demonstrations, held in Kyiv, led to civil unrest as citizens protested plans to tie the country closer to Russia and the Eurasian Economic Union rather than to the European Union.

As a result of ensuing conflict with Russia, the MAP application has not continue, with some experts believe that the delay may be because of fears of a Russian retaliation over the move.

..."

(trích: https://www.nationalworld.com/news/world...in-3568406 )


Còn về Liên Âu thì có một số nước ở Châu Âu nhưng không nằm trong NATO. Ví dụ như:  Áo, Cyprus, Phần Lan, Ái Nhĩ Lan, Malta và Thuỵ Điển....etc.

  Nếu Nga xách quân đánh Thuỵ Điển NATO cũng sẽ chỉ đứng ngoài hỗ trợ chứ không tham chiến. Trù Thần Du Lan phải xách soong nồi chạy sang Đức mới mong được che chở. Chứ ngồi bên Thuỵ Điển mà Putin sờ gáy là coi như hết đỡ. ( :đùa: )

Một số quốc gia khác thì "cảm tình viên" với EU như Thổ Nhĩ Kỳ, là thành viên NATO, nhưng là "cảm tình viên EU" từ năm 1999 tới nay vẫn không nhập Liên Âu được vì nhiều giá trị quá khác biệt, chính thể của Thổ là một chính thể độc tài, cứ tới mùa bầu cử muốn kiếm phiếu của dân Thổ ở Đức (rất đông vì ngày xưa, 1960, cùng với Ý là hai quốc gia xuất cảng thợ khác sang Đức tái thiết kinh tế) là cứ dựng chuyện lên nói Đức thế này thế kia, rồi Thổ nhờ có lãnh tụ cũng là ứng cử viên tổng thống Erdogan nên mới chế tài được Đức mặt này mặt kia. Nghĩa là một quốc gia có chính phủ vừa khùng vừa độc tài ai chịu cho vào Liên Âu. Phải có một loạt "chân giá trị" cốt lõi thoả được thì mới được. 

Thuỵ Sĩ không NATO cũng không EU.

Vâng nhiều quốc gia khác nữa ở Châu Âu chứ không phải chỉ có Ukraine. Châu Âu có tổng cộng 47 quốc gia.
Nếu Nga xách quân đánh các quốc gia đó, chẳng lẽ các nước đó là vật tế thần sao?

(2022-03-03, 08:57 PM)Lục Tuyết Kỳ Wrote: Vận động viên 19 tuổi người Ukraine Yevhen Malyshev đã chết trong  trận chiến phòng ngự với Nga gần Kharkov. Anh ấy đã bảo vệ quê hương của mình khỏi những kẻ xâm lược.

Ngày 10 tháng 3  là sinh nhật tròn 20 tuổi đời của anh.

Ukrainian biathlete Yevhen Maylshev, 19, dies in battle

A 19-year old Ukrainian biathlete was killed in combat fighting off invading Russian forces, sports organizations said Wednesday.

Yevhen Maylshev was killed Tuesday after taking up arms to defend his homeland against the Russian invasion, the Athletes of Ukraine and Global Athlete said in a joint statement.

Maylshev once competed on the national team of Ukraine and the Kharkiv junior team before ending his career in 2020, the Ukrainian Biathlon Federation told Spanish news site Marca.

#standwithUkraine

https://nypost.com/2022/03/02/ukrainian-...th-russia/

 Một khúc quanh lịch sử đen tối tái diễn tại Ukraine.

Khổ nạn dân da màu. Hôm nọ thấy LTK dán bài dân Việt Nam thoát được khỏi Ukraine sang Ba Lan. Hôm nay đọc bài báo này thấy dân da màu te tua. Hiện thống kê cho hay đã có 677 ngàn dân Ukraine đi tị nạn sang Ba Lan:

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Ukrainians go first’: How black and brown people are struggling to escape the Russian invasion

Over 677,000 refugees have fled the conflict in Ukraine so far, with neighbouring countries opening their doors to tens of thousands of people since the Russian invasion began last week.

But while international praise is heaped upon countries like Romania, Hungary and Poland for accepting asylum seekers from Ukraine, not all refugees are being welcomed with open arms.

As border queues continue to form, reports are emerging of black and brown people being stopped and - in some cases - turned away completely from neighbouring nations.

"We went to the border of Ukraine and Poland, but we African foreigners had problems crossing,” says Jean-Jacques Kabea, a Congolese pharmacy student living in the Ukrainian city of Lviv.

“It's normal for women and children to be given priority, but for men, we stayed from morning to night in the cold, standing up, without food. We stayed four days without eating anything.”

"The soldiers there, they tell you: ‘you are going to stay here, you are fleeing the war, stay here, you are going to fight with us, you are not going to leave, especially you black people’.”

Jean-Jacques has now returned to Lviv, where he hopes the Congolese Ambassador to Germany will help him secure safe passage across the Ukrainian border.

"I called him personally and I told him: ‘I am here with 40 Congolese students who have come to study here and this is the situation we are facing. We are refused exit, what can we do?’

“I sent him the name of the border post where we were, and he said he would contact me. That was yesterday at 2pm. Until this morning, he hasn’t called back."

Europe's largest refugee crisis in a century


UN officials have called the ongoing situation in Ukraine Europe's largest refugee crisis in a centuryAP Photo

With over half a million refugees having now left Ukraine, the European Union has invoked a never-before-used law to help the asylum system stay afloat amid the ongoing evacuation.

Ylva Johansson, the European Commissioner for home affairs, says the Temporary Protection Directive will provide the bloc with a fast way to manage the influx of refugees who are expected to enter EU nations in coming weeks.

In the meantime, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said his country is "letting everyone in", while Poland declared its borders open to fleeing Ukrainians - even those without official documents.

"We are looking at what could become Europe's largest refugee crisis this century," says Filippo Grandi, the UN Refugee Agency chief.

“There is a clear indication that many more people are on the move. They are in need of protection and support.”


An intentional divide has been created between white and non-white refugeesAP Photo

Why, then, are so many reports of racism emerging from the evacuation of Ukraine?

Political scientist Ziad Majed claims that the "magnificent solidarity and humanism" shown towards the people of Ukraine reveals a "shocking distinction between Ukrainian citizens and refugees from the Middle East.”

"When you hear certain comments talking about 'people like us', it suggests that those who come from Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan or Africa are not,” says the professor at the American University of Paris.

This notion has been hinted at in recent days by senior European politicians - many of whom have drawn an intentional divide between white refugees and their non-white counterparts.

“These are not the refugees we are used to,” said Bulgarian Prime Minister Kiril Petkov earlier this week.

“These people are intelligent, they are educated people. This is not the refugee wave we have been used to: people whose identity we are not sure of, people with unclear pasts, people who could have been terrorists."

Petkov's comments have drawn allegations of racism, for implying that non-European migrants are less intelligent and even more dangerous than Ukrainian nationals.

But for many third-country citizens waiting to leave the besieged nation, these sentiments are an all too familiar part of day-to-day life.

/* source: https://www.euronews.com/2022/03/02/ukra...ian-invasi

More bad news for Ukraine.  

NATO rejects Ukraine's demand for no-fly zones

Allies in the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) said on Friday that they will increase support but will not grant Ukraine's request for the implementation of no-fly zones. "We are not part of this conflict, and we have a responsibility to ensure it does not escalate and spread beyond Ukraine," NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg told a news conference. On Friday, the UN Human Rights Council overwhelmingly voted to create a “high-level investigation” into human rights violations committed following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.