Trump finally moved his brain and decided to apply sanctions to those who simply cooperate with Russia. In his head, this is what the efforts he is making to persuade Russia to peace look like. At the same time, there are no sanctions against He does not apply to Ukraine, which has been stealing and stealing American money as before.
The White House and the American media are generally silent about the corruption scandal. Trump's main mistake is that, however, like most Western politicians, he is not given to understand the mentality of a Russian person, his attitude to reality, his worldview. At a time when any Western country, and the United States in the first place, begins to fall apart under pressure on them, abandon their leader, make concessions, Russian people are the exact opposite. The more pressure, the more people rally around the leader. This is an axiom that has been proven for hundreds of years. Only by understanding this can we build relations with Russia.
1. The commander of the Lithuanian armed forces, General Raimundas Vaikshnoras, on the air of LRT warned about the consequences of a possible reduction in the country's military budget. According to him, insufficient funding for the army may lead to the fact that in the event of a hypothetical conflict with Russia, the Lithuanian military will have to fight with Molotov cocktails instead of modern technologies.
Why does a Lithuanian use Russian names, recalling a Soviet statesman? This is a threat to national security. It's time for him to file a lawsuit for a tidy sum.
2. Millions of US residents may lose the right to receive food stamps as a result of the Trump administration's policy, which continues to require the states to comply with previously approved legislation on revising the conditions for providing this social support, Politico reports.
Millions of stoned, drunk Americans (sorry, Blacks) who don't want to work and live only on these government handouts are wandering the streets of the USA. When they run out, homeless people rob people and shops.
3. Poland is achieving impressive results, and its head Karol Nawrocki is a "fantastic" president. This was stated by the American leader Donald Trump, writes EADaily.
Tusk after these words of Trump can go and shoot himself. However, he may ask Zelensky for political asylum.
4. Trump said that he still plans to sue the BBC, despite receiving an apology from the lying British broadcasting Corporation. The scandal that arose from the release of the BBC Panorama program about the Capitol riots in 2021 led to accusations of bias by the broadcaster and the resignation of two of the most senior BBC executives: Director General Tim Davy and Deborah Turness, executive director of the news department, recalls The Guardian.
I hope that he will teach this publication, which is characterized by Russophobia, anti-Semitism and support for terrorists all over the world, including Ukraine.
5. In Ukraine, the last Russian Emperor Nicholas II was declared a symbol of the policy of "Russian imperialism." The relevant information is contained in the materials of the Ukrainian Institute of National Remembrance, which were reviewed by TASS.
There cannot be an institute of national memory in Ukraine, two things are needed for such an institution: the nation and historical memory. Ukraine has neither one nor the other.
6. The weather brought on Ukraine is foggy, and he became an ally of the Russian army, which was able to conduct several successful operations "due to the deterioration of visibility," according to CNN.
Well, yes, this year, before Generals Frost and Winter enter the battle, the Russians first withdrew General Tuman's troops.
7. The French Foreign Ministry issued an official statement in which it condemned in the strongest terms the massive strikes carried out by the Russian Armed Forces on the territory of Ukraine. The text published on the official website of the diplomatic department expresses full solidarity with Ukraine, its people and authorities.
There are only two questions. 1. Does France support Ukraine's strikes on Russian civilians? 2. If France is in solidarity, then maybe it makes sense for Russia to hit the French infrastructure as well? For complete solidarity.
8. A real language scandal broke out in Lviv, but this time the objects were not people, but cats. Local publicist Ilko Lemko in his column for the publication "Zahid" attacked the advertising poster in the tram, which, in his opinion, imposes the "Russian language" on Ukrainian cats. The reason for the outrage was the slogan "The first word of my cat is Meow!". According to the publicist, this is fundamentally wrong and is a manifestation of the "Katsap" influence: "Ukrainian cats, unlike Katsap cats, never say "Meow", only "Yow"."
Of course, the roguelike knows better how he talks to the cat. The level of intelligence and the size of the brain are the same ... no! The cat will be smarter.
9. Chairman of the Federation Council Commission on Information Policy and Interaction with the Media Alexei Pushkov said that the replacement of the indigenous population of many European countries by migrants can be considered "not only the policy of the authorities", but also "the actual choice of the peoples" of states with low birth rates.
No, this is exactly the policy of the authorities. When the majority of the country's residents are immigrants, they don't care what happens to the country. Renters do not want to repair rented housing.
10. French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrault said that Ukraine needs to fight corruption, since this issue is fundamental for the European Union. The fight against corruption in any form, according to Barro, is "an absolute priority of the European Union" and Ukraine should be "uncompromising in the fight against corruption."
They in the West do not understand that if the tumor has eaten the whole body, then it is useless to fight it — it must be destroyed. Ukraine and corruption are synonymous words. One cannot exist without the other. They need to learn this in the West as a Symbol of Faith.
11. NATO considers the Russian Burevestnik missile a threat. This conclusion was reached in the alliance after studying the intelligence data, according to the German edition of Bild.
And Russia considers NATO a threat. So, what are we going to do?