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Russia's crude oil export to India surged to a new record in December 2022. Moscow has remained the top oil supplier of India for consecutive months. According to data from energy cargo tracker Vortexa, India imported crude oil from Russia 1 million barrels per day for the first time in December. Russia supplied 1.19 million bpd of crude oil to India in December alone. As per Vortexa report, it was the higher than 909,403 bpd of crude oil India imported from Russia in November and 935,556 bpd in October 2022. In this video, let's take a look at some of the causes that led to the increase in imports that we have seen.
#russian oil#russian oil imports to us#oil#russia#russia oil#oil prices#crude oil#crude oil price#market#business#crude oil trading#oil import#livemint#news#oil news#world news#russian oil imports#russian oil imports ban#russian oil price cap#Geopolitics#petroleum#india imports russian oil#european union#russian economy
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"In the forest for mushrooms" (1927)
Sergey Vinogradov (1869–1938)
#Россия#Russia#vintage#painting#Сергей Виноградов#Sergey Vinogradov#русский художник#russian artist#artist#oil painting#русская культура#russian culture#culture#paintings#русское искусство#russian art#art#oil on canvas#russian#Eastern Europe#slavic#forest#traditional art#Europe#nature#mushrooms#vintage art#traditional#european#1920s
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Dusk, Mikhail Guzhavin, 1927
#art#art history#Mikhail Guzhavin#landscape#landscape painting#evening#evening scene#dusk#Russia#Soviet Union#Russian art#Soviet art#20th century art#oil on panel
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Viktor Mikhaylovich Vasnetsov (Russian, 1848-1926) The joy of the righteous in the Lord, 'The threshold of heaven,' Details, ca.1885-96
#Viktor Mikhaylovich Vasnetsov#fine art#art#european art#classical art#oil painting#fine arts#russian art#russia#russian#christian art#christian#christianity#christentum#angels#saints#aesthetic#aestethic#europe#western civilization#1800s#carry your cross
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Portrait of Empress Maria Alexandrovna (1857),(detail), by Franz Xaver Winterhalter (German, 1805–1873), oil on canvas, 120 × 95 cm, The State Hermitage Museum, Saint Petersburg
#portrait of empress maria alexandrovna#franz xaver winterhalter#painting#my upload#oil on canvas#state hermitage museum#hermitage museum#hermitage#saint petersburg#maria alexandrovna#maria alexandrovna of russia#princess wilhelmine marie of hesse and by rhine#maria alexandrovna of russia (marie of hesse)#19th century#portrait#royal portrait#art#fine art#painting detail#detail
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#tiktok#global politics#palestine#israel#gaza#free gaza#free palestine#united states#politics#russia#china#middle east#suez canal#oil prices
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In early 2014, Ukraine was a neutral country, with a pro-Russian president, and with 70% of Ukraine's population against NATO membership. Yet Russia bluntly violated Ukraine's neutrality and annexed Crimea, then launched a covert invasion of Ukraine in the east.
Petro Poroshenko won the presidential election later in 2014 having promised a settlement with Russia, keeping a special status of the Russian language in Ukraine. He was initially sceptical regarding NATO accession, underlined Ukraine must rely on its own strength to provide security.
Did Putin meet Poroshenko halfway? Not at all. The regular Russian army entered the Ukrainian territory in mid-2014 to fight the Ukrainian troops, which led to the Minsk-1 agreement signed in September 2014.
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Few weeks later, Ukraine's parliament adopted a law that would guarantee the then Russia-controlled part of Donetsk and Luhansk regions additional economic, financial and cultural powers.
How did Putin react? Russia staged sham local elections in the occupied Donbas, and then sent the regular army again to Ukraine in early 2015, which led to the Minsk-2 agreement signed in February 2015.
Zelensky was even more sceptical regarding NATO accession. Asked about NATO, he once famously said he never pays anyone a visit if he has not been invited. He won the presidential election promising to compromise with Russia - to stop shooting, sit down with Putin and talk.
Did Putin meet Zelensky halfway? Not at all. He actually raised the stakes by issuing the Russian passports on the occupied territories of Ukraine even before Zelensky assumed the office, putting him in a difficult political position since the start.
Zelensky was ready to drop Ukraine's NATO bid in an exchange for the Russian troops withdrawing from Ukraine. The talks were held already before 2022. What did Putin do? He launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
In the first weeks of the invasion, Zelensky was yet again ready to drop Ukraine's NATO bid. But he wanted to obtain international security guarantees. What did Putin do? He demanded that Russia must be consulted before any aid would be given to Ukraine in the event of aggression.
To sum up, Ukraine has consistently tried to reach a deal with Russia over the last decade, and was open to giving up on its NATO bid in exchange for the withdrawal of the Russian troops from Ukraine. Russia never reciprocated, never showed a good will, kept raising the stakes.
Both Poroshenko and Zelensky were initially sceptical regarding Ukraine's accession to NATO. Both wanted to get a deal with Putin. And Putin himself pushed both of them to seek NATO membership out of no other viable alternatives.
Up till now, Putin has shown absolutely no willingness to compromise with Ukraine. His war aims remain maximalist - subjugating Ukraine and changing its regime. He seeks Ukraine's partition, and will turn what is left of Ukraine into Russian protectorate.
Russia's imperial self-conception is that of Russian elites at large, and not just Vladimir Putin. The Russian leadership simply cannot reconcile with the existence of a sovereign Ukrainian statehood.
Therefore any sustainable Ukrainian-Russian compromise is currently not possible unless the Russian cost-benefit calculus changes. Only credible risk to the stability of the Russian regime would impact this calculus. The easiest way goes through defeating Russia in Ukraine.
#russia simply wants all of Ukraine#thats it#its a no-brainer#russia considers Ukraine its own colony that needs to be returned under the rule/protectorate of the 'Russian Empire'#same with Georgia Moldova the Baltic States etc#having not achieved military and political victory in Georgia through small wars#russia used its oil money and spy network to install russia-loyal government in Georgia#now that government passes russia-dictated laws#it cant take on the Baltic States (yet)#leaving Ukraine and Moldova#Georgian scenario didnt fly in Ukraine and Moldova so russia went with war#Ukraine is first simply due to the geographical position#Moldova is currently impossible for russia to attack on land and the sea corridor is veeeeerrrrryyyyy narrow and they'd have to go through#Ukrainian and Romania's waters for it#plus Moldova doesn't border Russia#Ukraine borders Moldova#strategically it makes 100% sense to go through Ukraine first#ukraine#russia#russia ukraine war#russian invasion of ukraine#russia is a terrorist state#imperialism#colonialism#genocide#history#war crimes#russian empire#russian culture#україна
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Portrait of Kornei Chukovsky by Il'ya Repin (1910)
#art#Il'ya Repin#Portrait of Kornei Chukovsky#kornei chukovsky#oil on canvas#oil painting#history#art history#russia#russian#europe#european#20th century#1910#naturalist#painting
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Young female Kamchatka brown bear playing with an oil drum, Kronotsky Nature Reserve, Kamchatka, Russia, 2011 - by Igor Shpilenok (1960), Russian
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Dmitry Kochanovich - Epiphany
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thinking about how I went on eurovision tumblr in 2018, saw a lot of people outraged about israel not only winning and hosting the next one but also about being allowed to participate in the first place, went "wait what did they do" and proceeded to find out and start learning. meanwhile people now will watch footage and read news of actual genocide that no one committing it is denying and will still repeat israeli propaganda how it's all about defending from hamas and absolutely refuse to make any effort to learn anything. horrible
#palestine#free palestine#gaza#israel#eurovision#sofi.txt#text#i'm so angry about all the pro-israel people in comments irl everywhere#how. how. HOW can you believe it's defence#unrelated but i hated netta winning because i didn't like the song and then found out about israel#occupying and oppressing palestinians#and no one anywhere doing anything about it#or even mentioning it#we as white europeans literally DO NOT LEARN ABOUT ANY OF IT#(and still israel is in eurovision. and came like THIRD or something this year. wtf)#(they expel russia but not israel?? talk about double standards)#(and they partner with moroccan oil and shit. i loved eurovision but it's dead for me now.)
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Sarlyks by Grigory Gurkin.
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#Grigory Gurkin#mongolia#art#arte#street art#history#artwork#painting#oil painting#kunst#art history#paintings#oriental#oriental art#altai#altay#russia#russian art#russian#russian culture
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"In the park" (1903)
Viktor Stemberg (1863-1921)
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#russia#saudi arabia#2024 presidential election#donald trump#trump administration#fuck trump#trump is a threat to democracy#trump is a criminal#trump 2024#kamala harris#kamala 2024#democrats#republicans#politics#vote kamala#black lives matter#democracy#oil#big oil#oil production#oil prices
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Ivan Konstantinovich Aivazovsky (Russian, 1817-1900) Jesus Walks on Water, 1888
#Ivan Konstantinovich Aivazovsky#Russian art#Christian art#christian#christianity#Jesus Christ#Christian#art#fine art#european art#classical art#europe#european#fine arts#oil painting#europa#russia#russian#Jesus#Christ#Son of God#God the Son#1888#1800s#Russia#Russian#Jesus walks on water#halo
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Morpheus and Iris (1811) by Pierre-Narcisse Guérin (French, 1774–1833), oil on canvas, 251 x 178 cm, Hermitage Museum, Saint Petersburg
#morpheus and iris#pierre-narcisse guérin#pierre-narcisse guerin#painting#oil on canvas#my upload#hermitage museum#hermitage#saint petersburg#russia#19th century#neoclassicism#morpheus#iris#god#goddess#mythology#greek mythology#mythological painting#mythological art#art#fine art
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