#Furtuna

[fregolicotard]

15.01.2024

This was actually quite scary...

#15of366

[electromirror]

SIT - Furtuna

MINIMAL

2024-02-09

[just-a-domesticated-cryptid]

no thoughts, only femeia ta by bosquito

[inprimalinie]

Clubul Rus vă invită la film: ”Viscolul”, o poveste romantică

Regal de filme realizate după operele marelui scriitor rus Aleksandr Pușkin, astăzi, 5 iunie 2024 și mâine, 6 iunie, la Clubul Rus din București, strada Gheorghe Brătianu nr. 54. Accesul este liber, adică gratuit, trebuie doar să vă rezervați loc folosind link-ul pe care îl veți găsi în finalul acestui articol. Georgiana Arsene Dragi prieteni, vă așteptăm astăzi la filmul „Viscolul” bazat pe…

[ciochinaflorin]

301 I 2023. VEGHEREA ASUPRA FAPTELOR SAU CUVÂNT NU (CU) FURTUNĂ [2 Cronici 19.7 I Matei 12.36–37 I Matei 10.25–26]

301 I 2023. VEGHEREA ASUPRA FAPTELOR SAU CUVÂNT NU (CU) FURTUNĂ I Podcast I Pasaje Biblice : II Cronici 19 : 7 I Matei 12 : 36 – 37 I Matei 10 : 25 – 26 I Meditaţii din Cuvânt I Cezareea I Reşiţa I 28 Octombrie 2023 I Un judecător trebuia să fie atent la ceea ce face este cel de-al patrulea adevăr care reiese din cuvintele împăratului Iosafat : „ … vegheaţi asupra faptelor voastre … ”, a mai spus…

[mariacallous]

Moldova says its citizens were trained in Russia to stage riots

CHISINAU, Oct 17 (Reuters) - Moldovan police said on Thursday they had uncovered a programme in which hundreds of its citizens were brought to Russia to undergo training to stage riots and civil unrest, the latest in a slew of meddling allegations ahead of Sunday's election.

The police said earlier this month that Russia-backed crime groups had bribed a swathe of voters and plotted to disrupt this weekend's presidential election and referendum on the country's European Union membership aspirations, going as far as a plan to seize state buildings.

Russia, which accuses the pro-Western government of fomenting "Russophobia", has denied meddling in Moldova, which accelerated its push to leave Moscow's orbit after Russia's full-scale invasion of neighbouring Ukraine in February 2022.

Moldovan police told a news conference that law enforcement agencies believed a group linked to fugitive pro-Kremlin businessman Ilan Shor had organised the training to stage unrest.

"The anti-corruption prosecutor's office is currently conducting an investigation into several criminal cases related to the preparation of mass disturbance in the interests of the criminal community," prosecutor Victor Furtuna said.

Shor, who is under U.S. sanctions for alleged election interference on behalf of Russia, denies wrongdoing or being a Russian political proxy.

Authorities said people had been regularly taken in groups of about 20 to undergo training in Russia since June.

Recently, more than 300 young people from Moldova have visited Russia. The stated intention was cultural events, when in fact they visited camps where they received instructions for riots in Moldova, national police chief Viorel Cernauteanu said.

Some of those people were trained in camps associated with private military companies on the territory of Bosnia and Herzegovina, as well as Serbia, he said.

Four Moldovan citizens who participated have been detained, he added.

Officials said they could only provide limited information due to their ongoing investigation. Police said it had obtained evidence of the criminal group's connection with Shor's party, which has been banned.

Shor this year offered to pay people to persuade other people to vote "No" in the referendum and to back a rival to the incumbent, Maia Sandu.

[arhitectul]

Când furtuna lovește, rezistă doar ce e special.

El nino - momente grele

[arbrenu]

ama öyle bir anda kalbiniz yokmuş gibi türkü denir mi... bazılarımızı türküler tetikliyor olabilir... özellikle girit türküleri... özellikle adı furtuna olanlar...

Şey… o bir ağıt…….

[ihavetoregretthepast]

Furtuna la mine în suflet

[thoughtfuldreamperson]

Fiecare om traieste cum poate si cum vrea. Unii traiesc cu rautate, altii cu invidie! Eu traiesc cu gândul ca in viata, fiecare primeste ceea ce merita! Daca semeni vant, culegi furtuna, iar eu iubesc soarele...

[loveisjustawaytodieblog]

Lucia

Nun dà retta ‘a furtuna

Si staje sempe ‘ncazzata

e n’saje manco pecché tu te miett’ a’ppaura

Arò vaje?

Stay with me

Tiene ‘a voce ca me fa ‘mpazzì

All alone

Stay with me

Cu ‘sta voce ca me faje murì

[iubesc-tacerea-ta]

Când deschizi chiar tu fereastra

Trebuie să îți asumi ce ravagii poate provoca furtuna

#therapy

[differentdreamer]

Sa te ferești de omul care îndură mult! Mare e liniștea până se dezlănțuie furtuna!

[theblogdiana]

De ce aștepți validarea din partea altora, omule? De ce nu poți să stai ferm pe picioare cum obișnuiai s-o faci înainte de toată furtuna prin care ai trecut? De ce aștepți acel " mulțumesc" pe care oamenii nu sunt capabili să ți-l ofere? De ce îți sfâșii inima pentru ei? De ce te lași pe tine la o parte pentru a fi ei bine?

De ce accepți toată răutatea?

[jas-mineee]

Yerle yeksan şehirlerin yerle yeksan insanları..

[mariacallous]

Members of the European Parliament voted on Wednesday by 508 to 53 with 104 abstentions for a resolution calling on Russia to respect Moldova’s independence and cease political interference ahead of presidential elections and a referendum on EU integration in Moldova on October 20.

The resolution denounced “voter bribery, cyber operations and information warfare”, according to the European Parliament website.

It said there were “a plethora of malicious actors, including pro-Russian Moldovan oligarchs and Russia’s state-funded RT network” involved in trying to sway voters against Moldova’s pro-European orientation.

The resolution noted that Moldovan security services have estimate that Russia has spent approximately 100 million euros to undermine the upcoming electoral process to get Moldovans to vote against closer ties with the EU.

The resolution came as the EU reportedly slapped sanctions on the pro-Russian governor of Moldova’s southern Gagauzia region, Evghenia Gutul, according to Radio Free Europe. 

Gutul, who claims her pro-Kremlin, anti-EU local administration in Gagauzia has the support of Russian President Vladimir Putin, has previously been sanctioned by the US.

She and other officials in Gagauzia were sanctioned for alleged attempts to destabilise the country in cooperation with the oligarch Ilan Shor. Convicted of large-scale fraud, Shor is currently a fugitive from justice and lives in Moscow, from where he has been seeking to influence the upcoming referendum.

The other official sanctioned were Yuri Cuznetov, deputy head of the department for external relations, Ilia Uzun, deputy president of the executive committee of Gagauzia, Mihail Vlah, deputy governor and press adviser to Gutul, and Evrazia, a pro-Shor organisation.

Gutul has not yet commented on the sanctions but said on X on Tuesday that “elections in Moldova have ceased to resemble any kind of democratic process” because of court cases against her and her allies.

In a separate development on Tuesday, a Russian-Ukrainian citizen involved in political activities on the part of pro-Russian parties in Moldova before the October 20 elections was deported to Ukraine after being arrested in Chisinau.

Ukraine’s security service, the SBU, said that the deportee, Dimitri Cistilin, 60, was “one of the Kremlin’s ideologues of the ‘special military operation’ against Ukraine”.

The SBU also stated that Cistilin is an assistant to Vladimir Putin’s former adviser, Sergei Glaziev, who was involved in the takeover of the Crimea, Donetsk and Lugansk regions of Ukraine and in developing an “‘information warfare strategy’ that justified the large-scale invasion of Ukraine by Russia”.

Cistilin faces life imprisonment and the confiscation of his property in Ukraine if convicted.

Ukrainian intelligence officers stated that Cistillin interfered in the Moldovan elections through his involvement in organising a ‘March of Peace’ in Chisinau on October 6. 

At the march, priests prayed for the well-being of Victoria Furtuna and Vasile Tarlev, two candidates for the presidential elections who are alleged to be close to the Kremlin and the fugitive oligarch Shor.

Before Moldova, from September 20-22, Cistillin was in Bucharest, Romania, where he organised a discussion event involving Diana Sosoaca, an MEP with pro-Russian views, and as well Moldovan presidential candidate Furtuna.

The Chisinau authorities believe Russia’s interference in the presidential elections and in the October 20 referendum is intended to derail Moldova from its path towards EU membership.

Moldova was granted candidate status by EU in June 2022 and has set a target date of 2030 for accession.