Números avançados ao jornal Guardiam por conselheiros do governo da Ucrânia apontavam para 150 mortos e 800 feridos por dia na semana passada. Um outro adiantou à BBC que 100 a 200 soldados estão a morrer diariamente.
Até quando este banho de sangue?!
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Só me apetece dizer que vão as sanções à merda e se invada a Rússia de uma vez por todas, antes que um louco active o poder nuclear, o que já esteve mais longe de acontecer!
Mas, e asssalta-me sempre isto: e os russos que jamais apoiaram esta carnificina???
Haverá alguém que não conheça famílias de russos e ucranianos?
Aqui, no interior "desertificado", conheço uma russa maravilhosa casada com um ucraniano maravilhoso e um filho maravilhoso, já nascido em Portugal. Uma doçura de menino, que me disse um dia, meio triste, que só não percebia tudo em ucraniano (o pai é motorista de longo curso).
Dói-me tudo...............................
O mais triste disto tudo é que o ódio entre os dois povos vai perdurar muito, mas mesmo muito para lá do fim da guerra, seja qual for o desfecho
https://www.rt.com/news/557155-latvia-brushwood-permit-energy/
acv, acesso bloqueado.
Fuel crisis prompts firewood rush in EU state
Latvian residents are lining up to obtain permits to gather leftovers from tree-felling
Fuel crisis prompts firewood rush in EU state
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Latvians are forming lines to receive state permits to collect firewood, as the country struggles with an energy crisis after abandoning Russian sources.
The trend was revealed on Monday by AS Latvijas valsts meži (Latvian State Forests), which issues the permits that allow citizens collect brushwood left over from logging operations.
According to the company, interest in the licenses, which are free, has reportedly gone up five times in the past month.
However, a representative of Latvijas valsts meži, Edmunds Linde, has warned that in the near future, the amount of logging residues that the population could potentially use may also decrease.
“Given the market conditions for wood intended for energy production, there will be a reduction in the amount of felled wood in some parts of the forest,” Linde told Latvian Radio News Service, adding that “we are interested in meeting the growing demand for energy forestry.”
Baltic nation to see gas tariffs double
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Baltic nation to see gas tariffs double
Latvian energy company Latvijas Gaze previously warned that gas costs for Latvian households are expected to surge by nearly 90%, after it announced its plans to increase natural gas tariffs between 65.6% and 89.9%, depending on consumption.
According to the company, gas bills for households with an annual consumption of up to 250 cubic meters will soar by 65.6%, from €1.10209 per cubic meter to €1.8252 per cubic meter.
Meanwhile, customers consuming up to 500 cubic meters will see a price surge of 74.7%, while consumers of over 500 cubic meters could see an increase of 89.9%.
Many Latvian residents now have the opportunity to try to switch to wood-burning systems and buy fuel for stoves in advance, which has already resulted in a temporary shortage of wood pellets on the Latvian market.
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Ash, obrigada! Eu ainda tenho lenha do ano passado, mas com este calor não tarda e as estevas estão boas para ser apanhadas...
Mantenha-se hidratada e ao fresco!
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