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Trillion Energy International Inc. is a Canada-based oil and gas producing company that strives to maximize shareholder value through a mix of offshore gas development and high-impact oil and gas exploration in Cudi-Gabar province SE Turkey. The Company is 49% owner of the South Akcakoca Sub-Basin (SASB) natural gas field, a natural gas development project with four offshore platforms, pipelines and gas plant located in shallow water black sea. The Company also has the Vranino 1-11 block, a prospective unconventional natural gas property in Bulgaria.

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Comment by fleamarketon Nov 16, 2022 10:03am

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RE:NATO says Poland blast likely caused by Ukrainian missile

That's sort of alarming that it hit a green facility if it was an air defense missile firing at a Russian air vehicle that air defense accidentally hit a grain facility being a topic of everything these days wow that's a coincidence mistake. As a world culture should we be alarmed?

carkny9853 wrote: https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/nato-emergency-meeting-poland-blast-start-1000-cet-european-diplomat-2022-11-16/

November 16, 2022 at 7:22 AM EST
Last Updated a few seconds ago

NATO says Poland blast likely caused by Ukrainian missile, but Moscow bears responsibility

By Sabine Siebold

BRUSSELS, Nov 16 (Reuters) - NATO's Secretary General on Wednesday said the blast in Poland was likely caused by a Ukrainian air defence missile but that Russia was ultimately responsible because it started the war.

"They are responsible for the war that has caused this situation," Jens Stoltenberg told a news conference after an emergency meeting of NATO ambassadors. "Let me be clear this is not Ukraine's fault."

Stoltenberg said the incident proved the risks of the war in Ukraine but had not changed the military alliance's assessment of threat against its members. He added that there was no indication Russia was preparing offensive military actions against NATO allies.

Meanwhile Poland signalled it may in the end not invoke NATO's article 4, which provides for consultations among allies in the face of a security threat, since the blast was likely caused by a Ukrainian air defence missile and not by Russia.

After the missile that landed on a Polish grains facility initially raised global alarm that the Ukraine war could spill into neighbouring countries, news that it was likely not fired by Russia helped ease the pressure.

Stoltenberg welcomed that more alliance members said they were ready to provide air defence means. He announced no immediate NATO measures but said a contact group on Ukraine, would meet later in the day, with the main focus on air defence.

Additional reporting by John Chalmers in Brussels, Jan Lopatka in Prague, Andrius Sytas in Vilnius, John Irish in Paris Writing by Ingrid Melander; Editing by John Chalmers