Ndugu yangu wengine tumesikiliza hata speech yake. Russia ina hali mbaya kwa sasa na Putin ameshawaambia warusi kuwa wajiandae kwa hali ngumu kwa muda mrefu. Ana kichwa ngumu kama mugabe.
Russia Pushing for Oil-for-Goods Deal With Iran
By wmw_adminonDecember 1, 2014
Moscow Times - Nov 30, 2014
Russia hopes a deal to supply grain and equipment to Iran in return for oil can be reached soon, Russia's Economy Minister Alexei Ulyukayev said Sunday.
"It [the deal] will affect not only grain, there are broad lists of goods. … We expect that [a deal] could be reached in the near future," Ulyukayev told reporters in Tehran, according to news agency RIA Novosti.
In January, Reuters reported that Moscow and Tehran were discussing a barter deal worth up to $20 billion that would see Moscow buy up to 500,000 barrels a day of Iranian oil in exchange for Russian equipment and goods.
Such an agreement would enable Iran to significantly raise oil exports despite sanctions over its nuclear program, and give the slowing Russian economy a much-needed boost. But it would also strain relations between Moscow and the West at a time when they are already frayed over the Ukraine crisis.
The United States has warned Russia that an oil-for-goods deal could run counter to nuclear talks between world powers and Iran, and might fall foul of U.S. sanctions.
Russia's Economy Ministry was not available for comment on Sunday, but in April, Finance Minister Anton Siluanov said Moscow would observe UN sanctions rules for any deal with Iran, rather than the tougher ones imposed unilaterally by the United States.
Ulyukayev did not specify a date when the deliveries of grain and equipment to Iran could start, but said discussions were continuing.
He said Russia was discussing supplying Iran with equipment for the oil and gas industry, agricultural machinery, cars, planes and electric generators, among other goods.
Chasha acha mbwembwe ndugu yangu Uchumi wa Russia unalegalega kwa sasa kwasababu ya vikwazo vya ulaya, hivi unafikiri ulaya wapo tayari kujikomoa? Russia kwa ulaya ni kama india, Brazil na vietnam tu, hawa wote wanaexport asilimia kubwa commodities tu. Kwahiyo jiandae maana najua ulikuwa mnazi wa warusi toka enzi zetu. Uchumi wa Russia kuna kipindi ulikuwa mahututi sana na bado ulaya ilikuwa na uchumi wenye nguvu. Kwa kukuongezea tu Russia mifumo yake ni dhaifu bado ndio maana Rushwa ni kubwa kuliko hata Tanzania na ukija kwenye masuala ya per capita income, Russia imezidiwa hata na Equatorial Guinea.Ningeshangaa kama ungekosena hapa, Mkuu hari mbaya ni kila mahari Huko Ulaya nako hari ni mbaya France na kazalika hadi Ujerumani halafu kitu ambacho hamjajua ni kwamba Urusi uchumi wake ukishuka it means ni msiba mkubwa kabisa kwa Ulaya, Ulaya wanafanya biashara sa Mabilioni na Urusi hivyo kuna watu wana furahia lakini madhara yake hawajui kwamba yanakuja hadI bONGO
Aliyekataa kupunguza uzalishaji ni saudi arabia.yeye anataka kuua ndege wawili kwa jiwe moja.kwamaana ya russia na pia kuifanya bei iwe chini sana kiasi cha wachimbaji mafuta wa marekani wasimamishe uchimbaji juu technology wanayotumia marekani ni expensive na haitawalipa kama bei ikishuka below 70 usd kwa pipa.
Ningeshangaa kama ungekosena hapa, Mkuu hari mbaya ni kila mahari Huko Ulaya nako hari ni mbaya France na kazalika hadi Ujerumani halafu kitu ambacho hamjajua ni kwamba Urusi uchumi wake ukishuka it means ni msiba mkubwa kabisa kwa Ulaya, Ulaya wanafanya biashara sa Mabilioni na Urusi hivyo kuna watu wana furahia lakini madhara yake hawajui kwamba yanakuja hadI bONGO
Mkuu umeamua kubisha tu kwasababu mapato ya gesi na mafuta ndo yanamchango mkubwa kwenye uchumi wa Russia. Ndio viwanda na technology wanayo lakini contribution zao kwenye uchumi wa russia haifikii ya gesi na kiwese.Mnasahau Russia ana viwanda vingi na technolojia kubwa kubwa..sio kweli kwamba anategemea Natural resources pekee...lakini pia habari hii ni ya kijinga imetungwa na watu wa CNN kwasababu zao wenyewe ni upuuzi tu...
No it is only 41 billion dollars; check your facts. They are hereRussia's reserves are massive (over $200billion). $9billion is just a tiny fraction of that!