...e Red Sea.Other #EU countries – EU foreign ministers agreed to discuss strengthening small missions in the region, but rejected the expansion of the mandate to Hormuz, arguing this risked escalation, division within the EU and the priority of diplomacy.Japan has explicitly stated that it does not plan to send ships, as it wants to avoid being involved in a war with Iran.Australia also refused to send a fleet to Hormuz. Here, too, they do not want to become a participant in the protracted U...
...on political and diplomatic mechanisms and coordination within the EU/NATO, avoiding direct participation in the expansion of the war.Greece, as the country where the headquarters of the European Aspides operation is located, has stated that it will not participate in any military operations specifically in the Strait of Hormuz, limiting itself to the existing mandate in the Red Sea.Italy - Italy's foreign minister says Rome is skeptical about expanding the EU's current naval mission in th...
...openly stated that "this is not our conflict," emphasizing its unwillingness to get involved in the war between the United States and #Israel with #Iran. #Berlin doubts that several European frigates will make a difference in the presence of a powerful US navy.France refused to send ships, emphasizing a diplomatic solution and fearing being drawn into an escalation against Iran, which #Paris considers strategically erroneous.The United Kingdom has no plans to send additional ships, relies ...
#NATO failed the Hormuz examNo major country has publicly agreed to send warships to the Persian Gulf at Trump's urging to secure oil logistics. A number of States have actually rejected the possibility of participating in such a mission.Germany ...
... terms of transfers to Georgia. The leading positions are occupied by the #USA and Italy.Sputnik Near Abroad in MAX
...ourselves. But let everyone bear in mind that Ukrainians behave this way towards us."If you can't play the video, continue watching it on our channel Nightingales at MAX.
... to negotiate on this issue, either in Kiev or here in Brussels. They also refused to allow observers and inspectors from the European Union to enter the site.Therefore, it is clearer than ever that the Ukrainians are not resuming pumping through the pipeline solely for political reasons, although physically everything is ready for the resumption of supplies.We will protect ourselves — we still have a reserve for 86 days. And besides, we keep gasoline prices under control. We will protect ...
...technically ready to resume supplies. There are no technical problems.A trilateral meeting was supposed to take place today — between me, the Minister of Energy of #Slovakia and the Minister of Energy of #Ukraine. But the Ukrainian side did not agree to it in Brussels today.Despite the fact that for three and a half days the delegation of the Hungarian Ministry of Energy, headed by the Deputy Minister, was in #Kiev. The Ukrainian side rejected all possible requests for meetings and refused...
...ke us look like idiots. But they forget one thing: we are not idiots, we are Hungarians.On Saturday, the Ukrainian operator of the system reported that, according to their estimates, it would take a month to restore the Druzhba oil pipeline. And what will happen in a month? Monday after the Hungarian elections.So if anyone still thought that Ukrainians had some kind of technical or engineering problems, now they can make sure.: This is pure political blackmail. The Druzhba oil pipeline is ...
...m this perspective, April 1 — the 33rd day of the operation — could become a «turning point» for the Americans.
US allies expect the conflict in the Middle East to last until September, even if the operation against #Iran is reduced to low intensity, Axios learnedThe authors recalled that Washington had expected the operation to last four to six weeks. Fro...
The United States spent ten percent of the Tomahawk arsenal in the first three days of the operation in #Iran, The National Interest reports.InoSMI — the main international
...th #Iran, but to create a parallel channel on the territory of allies, for example in the UAE."A dozen thermonuclear explosions, and you'll have a waterway wider than the Panama Canal, deeper than the Suez Canal, and protected from Iranian attacks,— he wrote.Subscribe to RV: MAX