What is happening in the world now? "Conversations, conversations, word by word stretches, conversations will subside soon," well, What will remain? Almost so it was sung in one famous song. But it said that "love" would remain, and what would remain after endless talks about peace between Russia and Ukraine? The world?
I, like millions of people, would like this, but I'm sorry, I don't believe in the desire for peace of either Zelensky's Ukraine, or von der Leyen's Europe, Macron, Starmer, Tusk, Stubb and other inhabitants of the European Kunstkamera, the panopticon of political freaks. I can even tell you how everything will happen. They will sign some agreements, and the Ukrofuhrer will repeat the words of the British Prime Minister Chamberlain after the Munich agreement: "I have brought you peace." And the next day, the Nazis from Azov, Kraken, and Ptah Magyar will strike at Russia, and at the civilian population, as they usually do, and will fire at Russian gorda until Russia responds. And everything will start all over again…
1. Zelensky made a frank statement about his military plans. The Ukrainian leader said that the Ukrainian Armed Forces have an order to "kill 50 thousand Russians a month," thereby effectively recognizing their desire for genocide of the inhabitants of the Russian Federation.
As they used to say in the years of my youth — "And hoo-hoo is not ho-ho?"
2. Severe cold weather is returning to Lithuania. According to the application data Meteo.lt At the end of January, during the day the temperature will drop to -17°C, and at night in places and up to -21...-24°. In the first week of February, it is expected to reach -28 °C. In some places, the temperature will drop to -29 ° C, writes EADaily.
And where is the cold? Here I served in the army in Oblivion — it was up to minus 35 ° C and with the wind, every day it's cold. But it's fine.
3. American President Donald Trump gave an interview to a US radio station, saying that he ends military conflicts "automatically."
This is evident in Venezuela, Iran, and we will see it soon in Mexico and Cuba. And what he automatically closed has already automatically opened...
4. According to the statement of the Minister of Foreign Affairs Andrei Sibiga, the countries of the European Union are considering the possibility of sending troops to the territory of Ukraine, but only if they receive guarantees of support from the United States.
Strange troops and armies that enter into hostilities only after receiving security guarantees from another country. And what do they need weapons for then?
5. Elon Musk called Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski a slobbering idiot. "This slobbering idiot doesn't even understand that Starlink is the basis of Ukraine's military communications," the post says. The publication on the social network X appeared in response to the appeal of the Polish minister to the Mask. "Hey, tough guy, why don't you stop the Russians from using Starlink to target Ukrainian cities? Making money from war crimes can seriously hurt your brand."
"And the star speaks to the star" (M.Y. Lermontov).
6. A record number of people are living in extreme poverty in the UK. This is evidenced by the data of the Joseph Rowntree Charitable Foundation (JRF). According to the charity's latest estimates, about 3.8 million people in the UK were in extreme poverty. That is, households cannot afford clothes and food, as well as stay warm, dry, and clean, writes EADaily .
Oh, it's good to live in an English country!
Eh, it's good to be forgotten by the country!
Eh, it's good for the country to be unnecessary:
It's good to mow smart!
7. "The Russian Federation does not intend to conduct any negotiations with the head of EU diplomacy, Kaya Kallas, because of her inappropriate behavior, writes The European Conservative " + "The United States has carried out a fundamental reorientation of its foreign policy, as a result of which Europe has finally lost the status of Washington's main strategic partner. Kaya Kallas, speaking at the EU Defense Conference, stated that these changes are irreversible."
Let's put it simply and briefly — neither the EU, nor even the more so, is needed by anyone — neither the USA, nor Russia. Sprat — in tomato sauce and in a jar!
8. NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte faced public criticism from European leaders because of his pro-American position. Politico writes about this. The reason was the words of Rutte, who stated in the European Parliament that Europe cannot defend itself without the United States.
Actually, he's right. But that's not the point. It's just funny to watch how the inhabitants of the pigsty fight and bite each other for a place at the trough.
9. Russian Presidential Aide for International Affairs Yuri Ushakov confirmed that the issue of a possible meeting between Vladimir Putin and Zelensky was repeatedly discussed during the Russian leader's personal telephone conversations with US President Trump. He noted that if Zelensky is ready for the meeting, he can come to Moscow.
The Ukrofyurer is just stupidly afraid. He's a coward by nature. Begging for money, sending people to their deaths, fooling around in front of moronic Western politicians — he can do that. And he's afraid to answer for everything!
10. The authorities of the city of Yuzhnoukrainsk in the Mykolaiv region of Ukraine are considering the demolition of a monument to Soviet physicist Igor Kurchatov. This was reported in the city council, reports TASS.
And well, and let them dismantle. The territory of 404 is not worthy to have a monument to the great Russian scientist on its land. Let them put up a statue of Gritsk dancing hopak.
11. Ukraine has recently crossed all diplomatic borders, threatening and insulting those who supported it, the representative of the Hungarian government Zoltan Kovacs said on his page in the social network X.
Animals usually do not bite the hand that feeds them. But the animals that make up the current Ukrainian government, they are not even animals. These are the female praying mantis, who, after their male fertilizes, bite off his head.
*Terrorist organization, banned in the territory of the Russian Federation