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Crvene_brigade wrote: ↑08/05/2026 20:23 Jad i bijeda na aerodromu u Moskvi...

Crvene_brigade wrote: ↑09/05/2026 13:30 Putinistan je propao. Sve ukazuje na to da se ratnom zločincu Vladimiru Putinu sprema svilen gajtan oko vrata…

banjaluka078 wrote: ↑09/05/2026 22:15 Ponadala sam se da izdvajaju fašiste iz vrste.

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Peacean wrote: ↑10/05/2026 08:33 Vidi mu ordenja, heroj pravi

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banjaluka078 wrote: ↑09/05/2026 22:15 Ponadala sam se da izdvajaju fašiste iz vrste.

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mayab wrote: ↑10/05/2026 08:12 Jebote , pa čak mu ni čmarousti nije došao , nego poslao dvorsku ludu

mishic wrote: ↑11/05/2026 11:20 Kompletan ovaj cirkus u Moskvi na kojem najveći fašisti današnjice obilježavaju Dan pobjede nad fašizmom u sebi je sažeo niz apsurda koje je teško i zamisliti a kamo li nabrojati.

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A Russian cargo ship that suffered a series of mysterious explosions before eventually sinking off the south-east coast of Spain 17 months ago may have been carrying nuclear submarine reactors destined for North Korea, according to reports.

The Ursa Major, a 142-metre-long, Russian-flagged ship owned by the state-linked Oboronlogistics company, was purportedly sailing from St Petersburg to Vladivostok in the far east of Russia when it sank 62 nautical miles off the coast of Murcia a little before midnight on 23 December 2024.

Eleven hours earlier, Spain’s maritime rescue and security service, Sasemar, had dispatched a helicopter, a fast rescue boat, and a tugboat to the Ursa Major, which put out a distress call at 12.53pm.

Other vessels in the area noted that the Russian vessel, which had slowed dramatically over the previous 24 hours, was listing badly and saw its crew abandoning ship. The crew members told rescuers that there had been three explosions in the ship’s engine room.

Spanish attempts to assist the Ursa Major were curtailed at 8.07pm that evening when a Russian warship arrived, took over operations and ordered the two Sasemar boats to withdraw to a distance of two nautical miles.

According to a Spanish government document that was released three months ago in response to parliamentary questions over the incident, the Russian warship then launched flares over the Ursa Major. A report in the Murcia newspaper La Verdad said the flares could have been deployed to blind the infrared channels of the intelligence satellites that were monitoring the incident.

A CNN investigation into the sinking of the vessel noted that “four similar seismic signatures … the pattern of which resembled underwater mines or overground quarry blasts” were heard just after the flares were fired. By 11.20pm, the Ursa Major had sunk and now lies at a depth of 2,500 metres. Two crew members are thought to have died in the initial explosions, while 14 were rescued.

Although the vessel was officially transporting “non-dangerous merchandise” – including 129 shipping containers, two cranes, and two large maintenance hole covers – its route and sinking raised the suspicions of the Spanish authorities.

Under questioning, the captain of the Ursa Major eventually told Spanish investigators that the “manhole covers” onboard his ship were “nuclear reactor components similar to those used by submarines”, but that no nuclear fuel was being transported.

Investigators had also noticed two huge blue containers – each estimated to weigh about 65 tonnes – on the stern of the ship in satellite photographs.

“These would therefore be two loads almost impossible to transport along the winding roads of Russia, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, and Afghanistan between the two cities served by the Ursa Major,” said the report in La Verdad.

“That mysterious undeclared cargo would certainly justify a voyage of more than 15,000km by sea between St Petersburg and Vladivostok.”

A source familiar with the investigation told CNN that the Russian captain believed he would be diverted to the North Korean port of Rason to deliver the two reactors.

While the incident remains a mystery, CNN suggested the sinking of the Ursa Major “may mark a rare and high-stakes intervention by a western military to prevent Russia from sending an upgrade in nuclear technology to a key ally, North Korea”. The network noted that the Russian ship set sail just two months after the North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un, had sent troops to assist with Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine.

CNN and La Verdad reported that a 50cm by 50cm hole found in the vessel’s hull – with the damaged metal facing inwards – could have been made by a super-fast weapon known as a supercavitating torpedo.

“Only the United States, a few Nato allies, Russia and Iran are believed to have this kind of high-speed torpedo, which fires air ahead of the weapon to reduce the drag of the water,” said CNN.

“The source familiar with the [Spanish] investigation said it concluded the use of such a device would fit with the size of the hole in the Ursa Major’s hull, and that it could have made a noiseless impact resulting in the sudden slowing of the boat on 22 December.”

CNN said there had been a “flurry of recent military activity” around the ship’s remains, with US nuclear “sniffer” aircraft overflying the scene twice in the past year, and a Russian spy ship setting off four further explosions in the wreckage a week after it sank.

A report by Oboronlogistics claimed that the Ursa Major fell prey to what it termed “a targeted terrorist attack”.

Spain’s interior, foreign and defence ministries have been contacted for comment.

Sjedinjene Države dopustile su da istekne izuzeće koje je ublažilo sankcije ruskoj naftnoj industriji usred rasta cijena energenata uzrokovanog ratom s Iranom, prenijela je njemačka novinska agencija dpa.

U travnju je američko Ministarstvo financija izdalo izuzeće kojim se odobrava isporuka i prodaja sirove nafte i naftnih derivata ruskog podrijetla utovarenih na brodove od 17. travnja.

Izuzeće je isteklo u subotu. Do kasno u subotu na web stranici agencije nisu se pojavile nikakve izmijenjene odluke.
Ruski naftni sektor godinama je meta američkih sankcija. Izuzećem u travnju, Washington je nastojao smiriti globalna energetska tržišta.

SAD je već odobrio takvo izuzeće sredinom ožujka, koje je isteklo 11. travnja.

Kritičari su rekli da je mjera financijski ojačala Rusiju.
Kremlj koristi prihode od naftne industrije za financiranje rata protiv Ukrajine.

Demokratske senatorice Jeanne Shaheen i Elizabeth Warren u petak su pozvale Trumpovu administraciju da ne produljuje izuzeće.

"Ministarstvo financija mora konačno prekinuti svoju loše osmišljenu politiku pomaganja Rusiji da zaradi još više novca od nepromišljenog rata predsjednika [Donalda] Trumpa u Iranu", rekle su u zajedničkoj izjavi.

Senatori su također rekli da nema znakova da mjera smanjuje troškove za američke obitelji, ukazujući na cijene benzina u zemlji.

Cijene benzina u SAD-u značajno su porasle od početka rata s Iranom. U subotu su Amerikanci plaćali u prosjeku 4,52 dolara po galonu, prema podacima automobilske udruge AAA.
Na početku rata koji su SAD i Izrael pokrenuli krajem veljače, prosječna cijena bila je 2,98 dolara po galonu.

Preneseno sa: https://www.jutarnji.hr/vijesti/svijet/ ... home_g2_g3

“Ruske vlasti su Garija Kasparova proglasile međunarodno traženim zbog slučajeva povezanih sa terorizmom i statusom stranog agenta".

JohnnyS wrote: ↑22/05/2026 17:06 https://www.index.hr/mobile/vijesti/cla ... i_ostalo_m

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