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I will have to prepare to do this.
I will ask in English, and in Cyrillic is this acceptable? That way you don't need to translate.
If you need to answer in Cyrillic, or Ukrainian, I will translate.
Мені доведеться підготуватися до цього.
Я попрошу англійською, а на кирилиці це прийнятно? Таким чином, вам не потрібно перекладати.
Якщо вам потрібно відповісти на кирилиці чи україні, я перекладу.
I will ask in English, and in Cyrillic is this acceptable? That way you don't need to translate.
If you need to answer in Cyrillic, or Ukrainian, I will translate.
Мені доведеться підготуватися до цього.
Я попрошу англійською, а на кирилиці це прийнятно? Таким чином, вам не потрібно перекладати.
Якщо вам потрібно відповісти на кирилиці чи україні, я перекладу.
Understood.
No personal questions.
Do you train your body? Weight lifting? Running?
Do you train your body? Weight lifting? Running?
Total of 14 kilometers (8 3/4 miles.) Almost the same as me. I do not work everyday.
What is the walk like? City? Forest? Country?
What do you carry?
Are you in a dangerous area?
What is the walk like? City? Forest? Country?
What do you carry?
Are you in a dangerous area?
I walk in the city, but the road passes through the forest and the embankment. I'm in the north of Ukraine about 100 km from the border with Russia. There are no fighting actions, but taking into account the immediate proximity of the border, I regard this zone as conditionally safe.
The Russian State Duma is considering making Private Mercenary Companies legal. This could potentially make Russians fighting in Ukraine into a business, as well as make it easier to bring in other foreign fighters.
Do you have any thoughts on this?
Do you have any thoughts on this?
Yes I think they are Russian military in Ukraine right now. But this would make it possible for companies (Like Blackwater in America, or Executive Outcomes in South Africa) to form in Russia. So "militias" in Ukraine would be better funded.
I think it would be a way for Russia to put more men there, and more support.
Also, in places like Syria. Possibly Libya.
Maybe if they are already there, it makes not much difference who they work for?
Russia must want something. Are the Donetsk and Luhansk Oblasts industrial regions? Why support them? Just to keep Ukraine out of NATO?
Do you want Ukraine in NATO? Eurozone?
I think it would be a way for Russia to put more men there, and more support.
Also, in places like Syria. Possibly Libya.
Maybe if they are already there, it makes not much difference who they work for?
Russia must want something. Are the Donetsk and Luhansk Oblasts industrial regions? Why support them? Just to keep Ukraine out of NATO?
Do you want Ukraine in NATO? Eurozone?
A private Russian-type military company has nothing to do with a Western-style private military company. Private it is purely formal, in fact, they are completed by the active Russian military personnel and are equipped with resources from the Ministry of Defense of Russia.
Taking into account that this Russian military structure is mostly used for linear offensive actions on fortified defensive positions, during which they incur significant losses (up to 70% of personnel), except for the personnel military personnel, to these structures in the main prisoners of Russian prisons are recruited to whom the serving of punishment is replaced by participation in hostilities, while nobody is accountable or responsible for their deaths in the course of hostilities. As the Russians themselves say, in their private military companies there is recycling of human garbage. Adoption of the same law will not change anything and in fact it is necessary only to consolidate the right of the authorities to recycle human debris in Russia at the legislative level. On the supply of the same Russian troops in the east of Ukraine this will not affect.
More detailed information on this issue can be obtained from the collection of articles on which I am enclosing. They are in Russian, so use an automated translator.
https://censor.net.ua/search/advanced/1/all/01-01-2000/20-01-2018/relevance/titles/0/ЧВК"Вагнера"
For a link, why does not it open all the articles, so after you go to the site, type in the search box - ЧВК вагнер
Taking into account that this Russian military structure is mostly used for linear offensive actions on fortified defensive positions, during which they incur significant losses (up to 70% of personnel), except for the personnel military personnel, to these structures in the main prisoners of Russian prisons are recruited to whom the serving of punishment is replaced by participation in hostilities, while nobody is accountable or responsible for their deaths in the course of hostilities. As the Russians themselves say, in their private military companies there is recycling of human garbage. Adoption of the same law will not change anything and in fact it is necessary only to consolidate the right of the authorities to recycle human debris in Russia at the legislative level. On the supply of the same Russian troops in the east of Ukraine this will not affect.
More detailed information on this issue can be obtained from the collection of articles on which I am enclosing. They are in Russian, so use an automated translator.
https://censor.net.ua/search/advanced/1/all/01-01-2000/20-01-2018/relevance/titles/0/ЧВК"Вагнера"
For a link, why does not it open all the articles, so after you go to the site, type in the search box - ЧВК вагнер
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Why in the hell is the FBI operating in Ukraine? It was my understanding that the FBI is a domestic agency.
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Read this (skip down to the part about the International Corruption Unit):
https://www.fbi.gov/investigate/public-corruption
Then read this:
https://nabu.gov.ua/en/novyny/nabu-will-continue-cooperation-fbi-two-more-years
Intergovernmental relations. Since our government can not be trusted (no one trusts us), it is only natural that your government monitors their actions at the expense of their taxpayers.
Who investigates corruption within the FBI? There seems to be a lot of it.
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Another corrupt government agency. A lot of taxpayer money will be spent, a lot of tough talk and promises will be made. But in the end nothing will be done. All the crooks will still get their pension.
Корупция в наших государственных структурах сильно отличается от того что имеет место у вас. Чрезмерные полномочия в сфере регулирования общественных отношений, которые остались у наших чиновников со времен СССР делают корупцию всеобьемлющей и непобедимой. А поскольку государство боится потерять свое влияние на общество, то даже новые законы принимаются с учетом того чтобы это влияние сохранить и как следствие эти законы порождают новые корупционные схемы и механизмы.
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Translation via Google Translate:
Corruption in our state structures is very different from what is taking place in your country. Excessive powers in the sphere of regulation of public relations, which have remained with our officials since the times of the USSR, make corruption all-encompassing and invincible. And since the state is afraid of losing its influence on society, even new laws are adopted taking into account that this influence is preserved and, as a consequence, these laws give rise to new corruption schemes and mechanisms.
Corruption in our state structures is very different from what is taking place in your country. Excessive powers in the sphere of regulation of public relations, which have remained with our officials since the times of the USSR, make corruption all-encompassing and invincible. And since the state is afraid of losing its influence on society, even new laws are adopted taking into account that this influence is preserved and, as a consequence, these laws give rise to new corruption schemes and mechanisms.
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Not really much different than our country.
