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To: gavrila
The price $95 is actual only during the 1st half of 2006.

Yes,that's my biggest worry.
There are pluses and minuses of the deal. A minus- price Ukraine pays for Russian gas has almost doubled, from $50 to $95, impacting economy dramatically; a plus- it's not the "world market" of $230; more of a minus than a plus- everything is in cash only. Russia pays in cash for transit, not with gas, reducing wastefullness and corruption in Ukraine significantly; but Ukraine is also paying in cash- no barter. A definite plus- an increase of anti-Russian sentiments in Ukraine. More pluses- new measures to save energy would be introduced- Ukrainians were most wastefull in the world; Ukraine less dependant on Russia; more Eastern Ukraine coal mines should be opened to cover the energy needs.

25 posted on 01/06/2006 2:16:41 PM PST by Mazepa
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To: Mazepa

A definite plus- an increase of anti-Russian sentiments in Ukraine. ==
DO you think thay were not at highest before thgis crisis? Why do you think this crisis began?
Ukarien got from Russia about 4 blns of dollar anually and sametime provided anti-russian policy.
No it is at least just. Ukraine may continue her anti-russian policy but on her account now.


28 posted on 01/07/2006 2:22:24 AM PST by RusIvan ("THINK!" the motto of IBM)
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