#123 Re: 回顾和展望乌克兰情况
发表于 ： 2024年 4月 15日 14:51
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#124 Re: 回顾和展望乌克兰情况
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#125 Re: 回顾和展望乌克兰情况
发表于 ： 2024年 4月 15日 14:58
#126 Re: 回顾和展望乌克兰情况
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#127 Re: 回顾和展望乌克兰情况
发表于 ： 2024年 4月 15日 15:03
鸟克兰绝对不会屈服 站死到最后一个人
#130 Re: 回顾和展望乌克兰情况
发表于 ： 2024年 4月 15日 20:23
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#131 Re: 回顾和展望乌克兰情况
发表于 ： 2024年 4月 15日 20:25
Today is the 10th anniversary of the memorable, which at that time was already the capital of the DPR. This is a photo from Zelensky's press conference, where he praised the citizens of Donetsk for stopping Ukrainian tanks with their bare hands (just a day before, the Ukrainian regime had already declared the war on Donbass). A fragment of Zelensky's conversation at that press conference with a local resident:
Local: They drove a tank back on a civilian car...
Zelensky: Beautiful!
Local: They captured the tank!
Zelensky: Captured? Ha-ha! Why did they do that?
Local: Well, the tanks were on their way to the city.
Zelensky: Ha! They were defending themselves?!
Local: To prevent them from entering Slavyansk.
Zelensky: Well done! Well, well done! You see, people are cheerful about everything!
Zelensky said: "We cannot be against the Russian people, in principle. Because they are one and the same people!"
Yes, yes, this is the same Zelensky who now heads the ...
#132 Re: 回顾和展望乌克兰情况
发表于 ： 2024年 4月 15日 22:00
#133 Re: 回顾和展望乌克兰情况
发表于 ： 2024年 4月 15日 22:06
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发表于 ： 2024年 4月 15日 22:15
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发表于 ： 2024年 4月 15日 22:19
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发表于 ： 2024年 4月 15日 22:21
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发表于 ： 2024年 4月 15日 22:24
#140 Re: 回顾和展望乌克兰情况
发表于 ： 2024年 4月 15日 23:22
https://www.reuters.com/markets/commodi ... 024-04-15/
Exclusive: Russia and China trade new copper disguised as scrap to skirt taxes, sanctions
April 15 (Reuters) - Russian Copper Company (RCC) and Chinese firms have avoided taxes and skirted the impact of Western sanctions by trading in new copper wire rod disguised as scrap, three sources familiar with the matter told Reuters.
Copper wire rod was shredded in the remote Xinjiang Uyghur region by an intermediary to make it hard to distinguish from scrap, the sources said, allowing both exporters and importers to profit from differences in tariffs applied to scrap and new metal, the sources said.
Russia's export duty on copper rod was 7% in December, lower than the 10% levy on scrap. Imports of copper rod into China are taxed at 4%, and there is no duty on Russian scrap imports.
The sales of new metal disguised as scrap, which started in December, are reflected in a discrepancy between Chinese and Russian data.
Chinese customs data showed China has bought significantly more copper scrap from Russia since December, while Russian figures Reuters obtained from a commercial data provider showed the amount of scrap exported to the country's biggest trade partner was negligible.
Apart from the financial incentive of avoiding taxes, the shredded metal is harder to identify and trace - making it easier to sell to Chinese manufacturers.
Theoretically, there are no legal obstacles to prevent China from buying metal from Russian firms under Western sanctions, but manufacturers may still be wary of losing export business to buyers seeking to avoid providing any funds to Russia.
Sanctions can also mean difficulties with processing payments and borrowing money. The sources said some Chinese companies have set up new teams to deal with Russian-related business.
Exclusive: Russia and China trade new copper disguised as scrap to skirt taxes, sanctions
April 15 (Reuters) - Russian Copper Company (RCC) and Chinese firms have avoided taxes and skirted the impact of Western sanctions by trading in new copper wire rod disguised as scrap, three sources familiar with the matter told Reuters.
Copper wire rod was shredded in the remote Xinjiang Uyghur region by an intermediary to make it hard to distinguish from scrap, the sources said, allowing both exporters and importers to profit from differences in tariffs applied to scrap and new metal, the sources said.
Russia's export duty on copper rod was 7% in December, lower than the 10% levy on scrap. Imports of copper rod into China are taxed at 4%, and there is no duty on Russian scrap imports.
The sales of new metal disguised as scrap, which started in December, are reflected in a discrepancy between Chinese and Russian data.
Chinese customs data showed China has bought significantly more copper scrap from Russia since December, while Russian figures Reuters obtained from a commercial data provider showed the amount of scrap exported to the country's biggest trade partner was negligible.
Apart from the financial incentive of avoiding taxes, the shredded metal is harder to identify and trace - making it easier to sell to Chinese manufacturers.
Theoretically, there are no legal obstacles to prevent China from buying metal from Russian firms under Western sanctions, but manufacturers may still be wary of losing export business to buyers seeking to avoid providing any funds to Russia.
Sanctions can also mean difficulties with processing payments and borrowing money. The sources said some Chinese companies have set up new teams to deal with Russian-related business.
#141 Re: 回顾和展望乌克兰情况
发表于 ： 2024年 4月 16日 00:06
https://www.pbs.org/newshour/world/u-s- ... ne-ap-says
U.S. intelligence shows China is surging equipment sales to Russia to help war effort in Ukraine, AP says
WASHINGTON (AP) — China has surged sales to Russia of machine tools, microelectronics and other technology that Moscow in turn is using to produce missiles, tanks, aircraft and other weaponry for use in its war against Ukraine, according to a U.S. assessment.
Two senior Biden administration officials, who discussed the sensitive findings Friday on the condition of anonymity, said that in 2023 about 90 percent of Russia’s microelectronics came from China, which Russia has used to make missiles, tanks and aircraft. Nearly 70 percent of Russia’s approximately $900 million in machine tool imports in the last quarter of 2023 came from China.
Chinese and Russian entities have also been working to jointly produce unmanned aerial vehicles inside Russia, and Chinese companies are likely providing Russia with nitrocellulose needed to make propellants weapons, the officials said. China-based companies Wuhan Global Sensor Technology Co., Wuhan Tongsheng Technology Co. Ltd. and Hikvision are providing optical components for use in Russian tanks and armored vehicles.
The officials said Russia has received military optics for use in tanks and armored vehicles manufactured by Chinese firms iRay Technology and North China Research Institute of Electro-Optics, and China has been providing Russia with UAV engines and turbojet engines for cruise missiles.
Russia’s semiconductor imports from China jumped from $200 million in 2021 to over $500 million in 2022, according to Russian customs data analyzed by the Free Russia Foundation, a group that advocates for civil society development.
Beijing is also working with Russia to improve its satellite and other space-based capabilities for use in Ukraine, a development the officials say could in the longer term increase the threat Russia poses across Europe. The officials, citing downgraded intelligence findings, said the U.S. has also determined that China is providing imagery to Russia for its war on Ukraine.
The officials discussed the findings as Secretary of State Antony Blinken is expected to travel to China this month for talks. President Joe Biden has previously raised his concerns directly with Chinese President Xi Jinping about Beijing indirectly supporting Russia’s war effort.
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Meanwhile, China on Thursday announced rare sanctions against two U.S. defense companies over what it called their support for arms sales to Taiwan, the self-governing island democracy Beijing claims as its own territory to be recovered by force if necessary.
The announcement freezes the assets of General Atomics Aeronautical Systems and General Dynamics Land Systems held within China. It also bars the companies’ management from entering the country.
Filings show General Dynamics operates a half-dozen Gulfstream and jet aviation services operations in China, which remains heavily reliant on foreign aerospace technology even as it attempts to build its own presence in the field.
The company also helps make the Abrams tank being purchased by Taiwan to replace outdated armor intended to deter or resist an invasion from China.
General Atomics produces the Predator and Reaper drones used by the U.S. military.
U.S. intelligence shows China is surging equipment sales to Russia to help war effort in Ukraine, AP says
WASHINGTON (AP) — China has surged sales to Russia of machine tools, microelectronics and other technology that Moscow in turn is using to produce missiles, tanks, aircraft and other weaponry for use in its war against Ukraine, according to a U.S. assessment.
Two senior Biden administration officials, who discussed the sensitive findings Friday on the condition of anonymity, said that in 2023 about 90 percent of Russia’s microelectronics came from China, which Russia has used to make missiles, tanks and aircraft. Nearly 70 percent of Russia’s approximately $900 million in machine tool imports in the last quarter of 2023 came from China.
Chinese and Russian entities have also been working to jointly produce unmanned aerial vehicles inside Russia, and Chinese companies are likely providing Russia with nitrocellulose needed to make propellants weapons, the officials said. China-based companies Wuhan Global Sensor Technology Co., Wuhan Tongsheng Technology Co. Ltd. and Hikvision are providing optical components for use in Russian tanks and armored vehicles.
The officials said Russia has received military optics for use in tanks and armored vehicles manufactured by Chinese firms iRay Technology and North China Research Institute of Electro-Optics, and China has been providing Russia with UAV engines and turbojet engines for cruise missiles.
Russia’s semiconductor imports from China jumped from $200 million in 2021 to over $500 million in 2022, according to Russian customs data analyzed by the Free Russia Foundation, a group that advocates for civil society development.
Beijing is also working with Russia to improve its satellite and other space-based capabilities for use in Ukraine, a development the officials say could in the longer term increase the threat Russia poses across Europe. The officials, citing downgraded intelligence findings, said the U.S. has also determined that China is providing imagery to Russia for its war on Ukraine.
The officials discussed the findings as Secretary of State Antony Blinken is expected to travel to China this month for talks. President Joe Biden has previously raised his concerns directly with Chinese President Xi Jinping about Beijing indirectly supporting Russia’s war effort.
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(文章没有提到：开战以来的两年多里，已经几次对共数十家中国公司制裁或严格限制。最近不到两个月就有两次。）
Meanwhile, China on Thursday announced rare sanctions against two U.S. defense companies over what it called their support for arms sales to Taiwan, the self-governing island democracy Beijing claims as its own territory to be recovered by force if necessary.
The announcement freezes the assets of General Atomics Aeronautical Systems and General Dynamics Land Systems held within China. It also bars the companies’ management from entering the country.
Filings show General Dynamics operates a half-dozen Gulfstream and jet aviation services operations in China, which remains heavily reliant on foreign aerospace technology even as it attempts to build its own presence in the field.
The company also helps make the Abrams tank being purchased by Taiwan to replace outdated armor intended to deter or resist an invasion from China.
General Atomics produces the Predator and Reaper drones used by the U.S. military.
#142 Re: 回顾和展望乌克兰情况
发表于 ： 2024年 4月 16日 00:16
https://www.reuters.com/markets/europe/ ... 024-03-28/
Foreign firms' losses from exiting Russia top $107 billion
March 28 (Reuters) - The corporate exodus from Russia since its 2022 invasion of Ukraine has cost foreign companies more than $107 billion in writedowns and lost revenue, a Reuters analysis of company filings and statements showed.
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Foreign firms' losses from exiting Russia top $107 billion
March 28 (Reuters) - The corporate exodus from Russia since its 2022 invasion of Ukraine has cost foreign companies more than $107 billion in writedowns and lost revenue, a Reuters analysis of company filings and statements showed.
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#144 Re: 回顾和展望乌克兰情况
发表于 ： 2024年 4月 17日 02:59
turtle tank
was it the same tank as shown in the following videos?
was it the same tank as shown in the following videos?