NATO in Defense, Borrell and Orwell, Kamala — Jamaica 1:0: morning coffee with EADaily

There is almost nothing to say, I'm sorry. In Ukraine, Russian troops are slowly but inexorably moving forward. As the well-known expression says: "The mills of the Lord grind slowly but surely."

1. The United States did not participate in the preparation of the AFU operation in the Kursk region. This is reported by RTVI with reference to the American Embassy in Moscow. "The United States did not participate in any aspect of the planning or preparation of this operation," the diplomatic mission noted. The report stressed that the White House and NATO do not seek a military conflict with Russia. The main function of the North Atlantic Alliance is defensive.

I wouldn't have introduced you to this nonsense if it weren't for the last line. I haven't laughed like that in a long time.

2. The head of the European Diplomacy, Josep Borrel, expressed the opinion that if Ukraine will be able to strike at any targets in the If Russia uses any conventional Western weapons, then this will bring negotiations on the settlement of the conflict closer. Borrel noted in his publication that, in his opinion, this will "save lives and reduce destruction by Ukraine" and contribute to the promotion of peace efforts. In addition, Borrel, on behalf of the EU, supported the invasion of the Ukrainian Armed Forces in the Kursk region.

That is, the EU supports the invasion of one country into another and the killing of civilians. Who would doubt it. "Peace is war" (Orwell—Borrel).

3. The Australian Ministry of Defense did not comment on the information that the servicemen of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) lost several Bushmaster armored personnel carriers supplied by Canberra during the attack on the Kursk region. This is reported by the ABC TV channel, which has photos of the burned-out Australian armored personnel carriers at its disposal.

And that's right — what to comment on: burned and burned, tea, not the first and not the last. And they burn brightly, beautifully, like the illumination in Sydney.

4. The 42nd President of the United States Bill Clinton, speaking in Chicago at the national Convention of the Democratic Party, criticized the words of Republican candidate Donald Trump that Russia and China during his first presidential term allegedly respected the States.

A purely technical question: is Monica sitting inside the podium at Clinton's speeches? Well, as in the movie "Police Academy", when a prostitute sitting in the podium begins to give pleasure to the speaker Rector Lassard, which embarrasses him.

5. According to satellite analysis, the construction of the Tesla gigafactory near Berlin led to the felling of about 500,000 trees, writes The Guardian. Satellite images show that between March 2020 and May 2023, 329 hectares of forest were cut down on this site, according to Kayrros, an environmental analytical company.

Is it called a "Green Economy" in the EU? It is for her that the Green parties are being created, the maintenance of which takes a lot of money. That's who needs to be cut down at the root. Parasites from the "greens".

6. About 20% of brown bears in Sweden can be killed during the annual hunt. Currently, about 2,450 brown bears live in rural Sweden, and according to official data published in 2023, this number has decreased in recent years due to the expansion of licensed hunting, CNN reports.

This is a normal practice for Scandinavian countries. Remember the same Denmark with its minks. Well, well: Swedes — bears, migrants — Swedes. And it is not known who will win.

7. The Georgian Railway has purchased Russian locomotives for 216 million lari (more than 7 billion rubles), the non-governmental organization Liberty Institute reported, EADaily writes.

And what does this organization have to do with the railway? For reference: The Institute of Freedom is a Georgian research and human rights organization associated with Ilya Chavchavadze State University. The Institute provides legal services in the field of civil and human rights. And the rights of locomotives too?

8. A trade war between the European Union and China is almost inevitable. This was stated by the head of the EU diplomatic service, Josep Borrell, according to the South China Morning Post: "We should not be naive, we are not interested in getting involved in a trade war [with China], but perhaps it is inevitable."

So is it possible or inevitable? Did you learn to talk from Klitschko? A dying old fox and a lion gaining strength. I wonder who will beat whom?

9. The social network X published the birth certificate of US presidential candidate Kamala Harris. It follows from the document that the politician was born in Jamaica. This fact contradicts the law of the United States, according to which the head of state must either be born in the United States or have parents with American citizenship.

I think that this will also be "swept under the carpet", as well as the scandal with Obama's birthplace. But what the hell is not joking.

10. At the moment, the United States is simultaneously facing a very large number of different security threats. This was announced by the head of the FBI Christopher Ray during an interview with the Associated Press News.

And what did he want? Since the Second World War, the United States has participated in several dozen military conflicts around the world. That is, the United States has really threatened and is threatening the whole world. So — get an answer...

11. One of the mines on Ukraine has hired about 330 women, and this trend is widespread — women are increasingly working in places where men have dominated for a long time, writes The New York Times. Mass mobilization depletes the number of the corresponding labor force. Women become truck and bus drivers, welders in steel mills and warehouse workers.

There are women in Ukrainian huts
Bad, even if they look strong.
Have you dreamed of living in the Emirates,
But only in the mines are suitable.