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Da, bio je rudnik uranijuma koji je, ako se ne varam, zatvoren jos krajem sezdesetih godina 20. veka, ili tako nesto, mrzi me da guglam sad. Posle toga je nezvanicno bio mesto gde se skladistio nuklearni otpad iz nuklearne elektrane Krsko s e do raspada Jugoslavije. Ali pokretanje tog rudnika, sve i da nema ekoloskih aktivista, i da ima dovoljno rude, bio bi uzasno dug i komplikovan proces. Ne vredi razmisljati u tom pravcu. Samo obnovljivi izvori i kapaciteti, sve ostalo nam izadje skuplje, kad-tad.

Ne bih de kladio u to, mislim da se i na tom polju zaostrava situacija. Jeftina radna snaga i rudnici uranijuma u Africi nisu bas dostupni malim drzavama poput Srbije. Koliko znam, i Francuska ima problema u tom smislu.

Nije ako EU garantuje prelet i bezbednost.

Mozda bi Ukrajinci i Zelenski i na to pristali, ali u zamenu za NATO trupe na svojoj teritoriji. Ili prijem u EU i NATO. Inace, svakome je tamo jasno da je eventualno primirje nista vise od time outa do nove invazije.

Kako to mislis?

Problemi koje pravi spaljivanje fosilnih goriva su mnogo veci na trenutnom civilizacijskom stepenu razvitka. Koliko god naftne i gasne kompanije histerisu i placaju kampanje o tome kako obnovljivi izvori nisu pouzdani i nista ne valjaju, ova industrija tiho postaje dominantna i pravi sve vise kapaciteta, dok patenti iz oblasti skladistenja i baterija postaju sve cesci i sa sve vecim napretkom. Naravno, ne i u Srbiji. Prvi put ove godine je proizvodnja iz obnovljivih izvora na globalnom nivou, jos u prvoj polovini 2025. prestigla proizvodnju struje iz uglja, a potraznja za el emergijom je porasla 2.6%. Motor ovog razvoja je Kina, a vec dve zemlje na planeti, Urugvaj i Island, imaju gotovo stoprocentnu proizvodnju el energije iz obnovljivih izvora. Sto se nas tice, nuklearna energija jeste neko resenje, ali se mora imati u vidu da mi goriva za nju nemamo i da bi morali da ga uvozimo, kao i gas uostalom. A koliko je pametno energetiku ili neki njen sektor osloniti samo na uvoz u svetu u kome danas zivimo, odlicno vidimo kroz svezi primer NISa.

cnn India has seemingly pushed back against US President Donald Trump’s claim it had agreed to stop importing Russian oil, signaling the issue that has strained ties is unlikely to be resolved soon. Trump on Wednesday said Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi had “assured me today that they (India) will not be buying oil from Russia,” which is subject to US sanctions, describing it as a “big step.” But on Thursday India’s foreign ministry spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal told reporters he was “not aware of any conversation” between Trump and Modi, or any assurance from the Indian leader that he would stop purchasing Russian oil.

I dogovorili se da se vide u Madjarskoj. Orban bas flying high ovih dana.

bbc Donald Trump says he's speaking to Russian President Vladimir Putin now. The US president writes on social media: "The conversation is ongoing, a lengthy one, and I will report the contents, as will President Putin, at its conclusion". The conversation comes a day before Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is due to visit Trump in Washington DC. Members of Congress are considering moving forward with a bipartisan bill on further Russia sanctions. The top Senate Republican, John Thune, told reporters moments ago that “the time has come” for a vote on the bill which has been in the works for some time. Senators are also reportedly working to arrange a bipartisan meeting with Zelensky when he is in Washington tomorrow.

cnn President Donald Trump told reporters at the White House that Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi had assured him earlier Wednesday that he would halt Russian oil imports. “I was not happy that India was buying oil, and (Modi) assured me today that they will not be buying oil from Russia. That’s a big step. Now we’ve got to get China to do the same thing,” Trump added. And he suggested India’s move to cease Russian oil imports would speed the end of the war in Ukraine. “If India doesn’t buy oil, it makes it much easier, and they’re not going to buy, they assured me they will, within a short period of time, they will not be buying oil from Russia,” Trump said. “And they’ll go back to Russia after the war is over.”

bbc Overnight a Russian drone and missile attack on energy infrastructure in the Poltava region of Ukraine has halted the operation of gas production facilities belonging a major energy firm. DTEK Naftogaz confirmed the night-time bombardment of its facilities and its operations in Poltava were stopped as a result of the strikes in a statement on Telegram. Poltava regional head Volodymyr Kohut said falling debris and direct hits damaged oil and gas sites. He reported no casualties but added more than 6,000 people were left without gas supply. We’re working to verify social media footage of a big smoke cloud on a horizon, reported to be a gas site on fire in Poltava region. Ukraine’s air force said Russia launched hundreds of drones and missiles towards Ukraine last night. It said initial investigations showed there was direct hits from 14 missiles and 37 drones at 14 locations - and debris from downed targets fell in two other places. The worst-hit regions are Poltava and Kharkiv.

CNN Violent clashes have erupted between Hamas and rival groups in several areas across Gaza, including an incident that culminated in an apparent public execution, as worries grow about the security situation following Israel’s withdrawal from parts of the territory. Reports of violence have been shared widely on social media channels, with one particularly gruesome video showing a group of masked fighters, some of whom are wearing green Hamas headbands, killing eight blindfolded people in a square in Gaza City while large crowds are watching, a possible sign of the brutality Hamas is using to reassert itself as the security force.

Niko se nije (pro)dao kao mi. Svi su radili na cuvenoj diverzifikaciji, jedino smo mi resili da se uhvatimo za samo jednu granu. I nije tacno da se mi nista ne pitamo, imali smo opcija, imamo i sada mogucnost da napravimo novu drzavnu firmu, ali ne, nasa suverena odluka je da nista ne radimo po ovom pitanju.

Bukvakno, apsolutno nista novo nije receno, da bukvaknije ne moze biti. Nase resenje za NIS je da nista ne resavamo.

bbc Ukraine has captured an Indian national allegedly fighting for Russian forces, the first known Indian detained in the ongoing war. Sahil Majothi, 22, from the Indian state of Gujarat, went to Russia to study computer engineering two years ago. His mother claims he was falsely accused in a drug case last April. Mr Majothi joined the Russian army to avoid imprisonment over drug charges, according to a video released by Ukraine's army on Tuesday.