A ver si aportando más datos abandonas esa postura anti-realidad que mantienes, aunque soy pesimista.........
http://www.eurasianet.org/departments/i ... 309b.shtml Publicly, the Kyrgyz government is saying that the US military can continue to use Manas only as a resupply center for non-military goods. But observers in Bishkek believe that coalition forces will also continue to fly refueling operations out of Manas for combat aircraft on missions over Afghanistan.
Mars Sariev, a Bishkek-based political analyst, suggested the only changes at the base will be cosmetic in nature, such as a new name. The facility, according to Sariev, is being restyled as the "Transit Center at Manas International Airport."
"They are just changing the format of the base, but the essence of it will be the same as it was before," Sariev said. "It will still be a base for military and non-military goods."
Se entiende , no?.........
Paul Quinn-Judge, the Bishkek-based Central Asia project director for the International Crisis Group, said he could not envisage the US agreeing to anything without the refueling component.
"The United States would be very unhappy if their Stratotankers were not allowed operate out of Manas. One would have to assume they want to keep the air base open for other operations," he said.
Este párrafo también da que pensar, sobre todo el "one would.....".....¿Recuerdas que te dije que hay más pescado del que parece?.....
In mid-June, Afghan President Hamid Karzai also lobbied Bakiyev to keep the Americans at Manas.
Y parece que surtió efecto.... que pondrías tú????.....ah, si!....
Back in February, Bakiyev's original decision to terminate the Manas lease came just hours after Russia offered Kyrgyzstan a $2.15 billion aid package, prompting many Central Asian political analysts to see a quid-pro-quo connection between the two developments. [For background see the Eurasia Insight archive]. Since February, Russia's economy has been battered by the global economic crisis, a fact that may have prompted Bakiyev to reevaluate the wisdom of basing Kyrgyzstan's financial future on the Kremlin's fiscal goodwill.
Dinero, dinero, dinero........
Aún a sabiendas de que no te vale, pues es un periódico del enemigo odiado y malnacido
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/06/24/world ... e.htm?_r=1 The turnabout is a victory for the Obama administration as it seeks to step up operations to quell the Taliban insurgency in Afghanistan.
No entiendo cómo pueden decir eso sabiendo que es una humillación..........
Ya!,.....la cultura hollywoodiense.
The Kyrgyz and American governments both said the new arrangement would put limitations on the base. But neither side could point to any significant ones, and it seemed as if the agreement was written to offer the Kyrgyz government a face-saving way to undo its earlier decision.
Bueno, tu si puedes apuntar los cambios habidos en la base....perdón, en el "transit center".
For example, the base is to be renamed a transit center, as opposed to an air base. And the Kyrgyz will control security around the base; currently, American military personnel do. The text of the new agreement specifies few other restrictions on how the United States can use the base. There do not seem to be any prohibitions on shipping weaponry.
Estos son los cambios junto al pastón que sueltan, según ellos, claro. Será para salvar la cara de la humillación
Some Kyrgyz politicians said the new arrangement was just cosmetic.
“I think the base will remain, but only under a different name,”said Bakyt Beshimov, leader of the opposition Social Democrats in Parliament. “Substantively, nothing is changing.â€
According to the text of the new agreement, United States personnel and contractors can transport “any kinds of personal belongings, equipment, supplies, materials and technologies”into and out of Kyrgyzstan.
Supplies will be exempt from inspection or licensing by the Kyrgyz government, the agreement says.
En fin, no sigo pues es algo aburrido ya.........
saludos
Pd. Kant es una base Kirguis, cedida por la URSS después de su caida libre, acordándose en 2003 el arrendamiento (ampliado recientemente otros 49 años), y establecimiento de un pequeño contingente (veintena de aviones y helicópteros) y alrededor de 500 soldados.
Posiblemente no la citan por no ser relevante.
Recientemente Rusia ha solicitado su ampliación, y de acuerdo con la OTSC, se pretende crear una nueva base en el sur, posiblemente en Osh, la segunda ciudad del país.
quizá se les olvidó no vaya a ser que sea aún más evidente la humillación estadounidense al aumentar la presencia rusa de forma más tangible.
que no hay bases de entidad.
. Lo pueden hacer los kirguiseños, pero.....que quieres que te diga!!.......
