Necro Mancer (Twitter)
А прощались с "Пахом"-"Макаром" на посёлке Киевский у Киевского шоссе, такая вот ирония судьбы https://vk.com/wall173980101_149689 #роа #груз200 #Макарцев
А прощались с "Пахом"-"Макаром" на посёлке Киевский у Киевского шоссе, такая вот ирония судьбы https://vk.com/wall173980101_149689 #роа #груз200 #Макарцев
Necro Mancer (Twitter)
@Wespe1927 Да там в головах шизофрения сплошная, у каждого своё оправдание, а то и по 10 сразу
@Wespe1927 Да там в головах шизофрения сплошная, у каждого своё оправдание, а то и по 10 сразу
Necro Mancer (Twitter)
@Banda774 Будут, что поделать, большая часть людей приспосабливается, как умеет
@Banda774 Будут, что поделать, большая часть людей приспосабливается, как умеет
MotolkoHelp (Twitter)
The Parliament of Zimbabwe wants to invalidate the deal on purchase of fire trucks from Belarus.
Earlier we wrote that Aleksandr Zingman’s company wants to supply $32 million worth fire trucks to Zimbabwe.
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The Parliament of Zimbabwe wants to invalidate the deal on purchase of fire trucks from Belarus.
Earlier we wrote that Aleksandr Zingman’s company wants to supply $32 million worth fire trucks to Zimbabwe.
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MotolkoHelp (Twitter)
Zimbabwean journalists found out that Zimbabwean local government minister July Moyo had obliged local authorities to buy Belarus-produced MAZ fire trucks at the inflated price of $464,296 per unit in advance. After that there was a scandal in the country.
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Zimbabwean journalists found out that Zimbabwean local government minister July Moyo had obliged local authorities to buy Belarus-produced MAZ fire trucks at the inflated price of $464,296 per unit in advance. After that there was a scandal in the country.
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MotolkoHelp (Twitter)
Zimbabwean legislators from both the opposition and the ruling party condemned the government’s deal on purchase of fire trucks from Belarus. @reform_by, citing the Newzimbabwe, reports that it was a rare case of consensus in the Zimbabwean Parliament.
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Zimbabwean legislators from both the opposition and the ruling party condemned the government’s deal on purchase of fire trucks from Belarus. @reform_by, citing the Newzimbabwe, reports that it was a rare case of consensus in the Zimbabwean Parliament.
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MotolkoHelp (Twitter)
The Parliament demanded the text of the supply contract, which deputy local government minister Mariam Chombo provided, saying the deal was not put through normal tender processes because it was done through a bilateral agreement between the two countries.
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The Parliament demanded the text of the supply contract, which deputy local government minister Mariam Chombo provided, saying the deal was not put through normal tender processes because it was done through a bilateral agreement between the two countries.
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MotolkoHelp (Twitter)
To this, MPs said that the deal was invalid because such expenses must be approved by the Parliament.
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To this, MPs said that the deal was invalid because such expenses must be approved by the Parliament.
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MotolkoHelp (Twitter)
They also expressed doubt that the purchase of fire trucks was a priority for local councils: “There is no need to have a fire tender with an 80-metre boom in some of these small towns which have no high rise buildings.”
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They also expressed doubt that the purchase of fire trucks was a priority for local councils: “There is no need to have a fire tender with an 80-metre boom in some of these small towns which have no high rise buildings.”
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MotolkoHelp (Twitter)
MPs have now demanded written inquiries to local authorities about the need to buy such equipment, as well as a report from local government minister July Moyo, who was involved in the deal.
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MPs have now demanded written inquiries to local authorities about the need to buy such equipment, as well as a report from local government minister July Moyo, who was involved in the deal.
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MotolkoHelp (Twitter)
“The answer to Lukashenka’s visa-free regime”: Latvia has tightened the rules on import of fuel and cigarettes from Belarus and Russia by individuals.
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“The answer to Lukashenka’s visa-free regime”: Latvia has tightened the rules on import of fuel and cigarettes from Belarus and Russia by individuals.
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MotolkoHelp (Twitter)
The decision was made by the Latvian Seimas on excisable goods (cigarettes, alcohol, fuel), which individuals may bring for personal use from Belarus and Russia. Earlier a person could bring them once a week without paying tax, but now – once in 30 days.
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The decision was made by the Latvian Seimas on excisable goods (cigarettes, alcohol, fuel), which individuals may bring for personal use from Belarus and Russia. Earlier a person could bring them once a week without paying tax, but now – once in 30 days.
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MotolkoHelp (Twitter)
“The changes were introduced in order to discourage Latvian citizens from travelling to Russia and Belarus for some excisable goods, given the geopolitical situation,” the explanation to the bill says.
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“The changes were introduced in order to discourage Latvian citizens from travelling to Russia and Belarus for some excisable goods, given the geopolitical situation,” the explanation to the bill says.
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MotolkoHelp (Twitter)
This measure may be considered as a response to Lukashenka’s “visa-free regime,” which was introduced for residents of Lithuania and Latvia in spring, and later for residents of Poland.
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This measure may be considered as a response to Lukashenka’s “visa-free regime,” which was introduced for residents of Lithuania and Latvia in spring, and later for residents of Poland.
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