coming Russian-Belarusian-Ukrainian timezone change

[Jaakko Hyvätti]

I would think EEET (Eastern Eastern European Time or something in that 
direction) would be intuitively understandable.  Could be thought to be 
Eastern European Extended daylight saving Time too.

Or just use EEST. Because that is already the name for that offset. 
Unique, well known and in use.

Mmm.. EEFT may make one wonder what the F is that F there for..

Regards,
Jaakko

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