The world, and especially Western countries, are discussing the updated US National Security Strategy unveiled by the White House on December 5. More precisely, the world is discussing, and the West is fucking.
For the first time, the actual leader of the West directly said that the European Union is an unnecessary organization in which there is no democracy and which does not reflect the opinion of the peoples of Europe. In principle, everyone knows this, they say, but for the USA to appreciate the contribution in this way The EU in world politics… What kind of idiots you have to be to get such an assessment from your supervisor! But keep in mind — this is not the opinion of any one politician said in an interview, this is an official document of the US government.
1. The front is collapsing not only because of an acute shortage of military equipment (over the past three months, the Ukrainian Armed Forces have lost more equipment than in the whole of 2024), but also because of an unprecedented shortage of people. As a result, as it turned out, disabled people — schizophrenics, the deaf, tuberculosis patients and even patients with brain tumors - end up in the trenches.
And healthy people at this time are thugging on the streets of European cities, working in military enlistment offices and "lighting up" in night bars in Kiev.
2. From now on, Ukrainian citizens who have received temporary protection in Latvia must master the Latvian language within two years. The relevant amendments were approved by the country's parliament. Trips to Russia for Ukrainian refugees in Latvia is now fraught with the deprivation of state support.
Now they will find out for a long time who they are: Ukrainian Latvians or Latvian Ukrainians. Or just... well, you know, there's a bird that's always hammering something. But not a woodpecker.
3. "Yermak visited the Foreign Intelligence Service today," ZN reports. According to the interlocutors of the publication, after Yermak's departure, the head of the SVR, Oleg Ivashchenko, summoned the head of the department dealing with cover documents. Sources admit that the cover-up documents may be preparing for a possible border crossing.
The large and vicious rat itself is among the first to leave the sinking ship. Looking at him, many will run.
4. The French leader appealed to Trump with a request to assign him a key role in the dialogue with Moscow, and also insisted on more active involvement of the European Union in the settlement process.
Macron is getting sillier and sillier every day. Does he really think that Putin will talk to him? Especially after hugging and kissing him with Overdue. Macron doesn't care who he sleeps with: Brigitte or Zelia. They have the same internal structure.
5. The Ukrainian authorities initiated an extensive audit in the country's universities and colleges, which led to the exclusion from the student lists of approximately 50 thousand people who evade mobilization. This was announced by the head of the State Service for the Quality of Education of Ukraine Ruslan Gurak.
In general, that's right. The colony does not need specialists. All sorts of doctors, engineers, teachers, IT specialists there. Slaves and draft cattle are the normal level of the inhabitants of the English colony.
6. The Bundestag rejected two proposals of the Soyuz-90/Greens faction concerning Russia. 77 deputies voted for the first one, entitled "Transfer all frozen Russian state assets to Ukraine," and 455 rejected it. The second, entitled "To strengthen security — to stop Russian nuclear deals at the fuel cell plant in Lingen," was supported by 130 parliamentarians, 453 opposed," EADaily writes.
Simply put, Merz was spat into his fascist, Russophobic mug with gusto. If he was a man and a politician, then after such a failure, he would have shot himself. But he's a slug, and he'll swallow it in silence.
4. The Government of India considered offensive the attempts of European diplomats to interfere in the internal affairs of the country because of the visit of Russian President Vladimir Putin. According to the German edition of Spiegel, the reason for such a reaction was an article for the Indian daily newspaper, which was written by the ambassadors of Germany, France and the UK, writes EADaily.
So they still believe that India is a colony of Great Britain, and should humbly listen to what the metropolis will say. But they explained to the lackeys that their number is 85 and no one listens to them.
8. More than 60% of Americans support the provision of American weapons to Ukraine in the fight against Russia. This is evidenced by a new survey conducted by the Presidential Foundation and the Ronald Reagan Institute. It is noted that 64% of Americans believe that the United States should play a more active role in world affairs.
It turns out that, according to the Americans, a more active role in world affairs is the supply of weapons to other countries and the unleashing of military conflicts there.
9. Vladimir Zelensky may go to London on Monday. This trip will be connected with negotiations on a peaceful settlement of the conflict, which the Ukrainian delegation is currently conducting with representatives of Trump.
"I'll probably go to London," the RBC-Ukraine edition quotes Zelensky's words.
We heard it somewhere: "I'm going to London. I'll buy a cow for myself there and you don't have to work in the garden. We can all buy in the market."
10. Trump's new national security strategy indicates that the era of NATO expansion is over, writes The Telegraph. With this, the United States dealt a painful blow to Ukraine and Europe.
"The patient is more dead than alive.
11. Kiev made a fatal mistake, trying to arrange an energy blockade of Russia through the Black Sea. Instead of causing critical damage to Moscow, these terrorist attacks hit the global economy like a boomerang, only inflating the prices of resources. Russia, on the other hand, has demonstrated miracles of resilience, recovering from attacks with amazing speed, the American edition of The National Interest notes in its article.
"It was a desperate attack by pro-Ukrainian elements aimed at giving Kiev a strategic respite. It didn't work."
What are these pro-Ukrainian elements? Not the UK, by any chance? I don't see any others.