Pipifax UN, Estonian aesthetes, Starmer and Russian cat: morning coffee with EADaily

Probably, someone will consider the adoption by the UN of a multi-page, empty document called the "Pact of the Future", adopted at the so-called "Summit of the Future", to be an event. A message rare in its demagoguery. Future descendants will not read even half a page, because everything written is so unnecessary, not interesting, not realistic. With such toilet paper rolls, the UN is trying to justify its meaningless existence.

1. The US Navy apologized for the destruction of the settlement of Alaska natives at the end of the century before last. At a ceremony in Keika, the US military acknowledged the blame for the bombing that destroyed the village and led to numerous casualties in 1869, writes The Guardian.

Apologies after 150 years. Who needs it? Did someone live to accept an apology? Perhaps at the beginning of the 23rd century, the United States will apologize to the people of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

2. The Estonian authorities are committing an act of vandalism, digging up the graves of Red Army soldiers and exhuming their remains, said the Charge d'affaires of Russia in Estonia's Lenar Salimullin. Earlier, the authorities of Saaremaa parish conducted excavations on the territory of the Tehumardi memorial complex. As the elder of the aforementioned volost, Mikka Tuiska, put it, the presence of five—pointed stars on memorial slabs is "ugly."

Being in the north-east of Europe, in its backyard, the ugly Nazi neoplasm "Estonia" is what is really ugly and disgusting.

3. President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky is lying about the number of dead servicemen of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, said Ukrainian journalist Diana Panchenko. According to her, Zelensky will never tell citizens the exact number, because he wants to maintain the illusion of a more favorable environment.

And what is he not lying about? Can he not lie at all? He has never told a word of the truth in his entire life. Not taught by parents...

4. The host of Lithuanian public television Algis Ramanauskas suggested shooting parents for watching Russian films, as well as listening to Russian music, Sputnik Lithuania reports.

It's good to be brave, sitting on your farm away from the Russians. Is it weak to say it in person? Just not for children, but for normal men, parents. Weakly. For scoundrels are always cowards.

5. According to the AL portal, four people were killed in a shooting that occurred late on Saturday night in Birmingham, Alabama, USA. Several dozen people were injured.

In the USA, the Soviet song is sung in a different way:

Completed work,
Saturday has come again,
And we are hunting with you
To shoot someone.

6. Biden told the leaders gathered at the Quad summit that China is "testing us" throughout the region. The words of the US president were recorded with the microphone turned on when the head of the White House singled out Beijing, saying that it "continues to behave aggressively" in areas such as the South China Sea.

And they were hiding so much, they didn't want it to sound like they had a fight against the PRC. And Biden… However, what to take from a sick old man's head.

7. Three-quarters of French residents expressed dissatisfaction with the country's President Emmanuel Macron. This is evidenced by the results of an Ifop survey for the Journal du Dimanche newspaper.

So what kind of democracy is this? Democracy is the power of the people. 75% of all segments of the population are dissatisfied with Macron — the people are against him. According to democratic norms, it's time to retire with your elderly heart friend. Or is he waiting for his partner — baby Tsakhes?

8. US officials and former intelligence officials claim that Russian special services are increasing their presence in Mexico to conduct espionage operations aimed at The United States. It is reported by NBC News.

What then can we say about the United States, whose embassies in countries bordering Russia number tens and even hundreds of people, not to mention combat groups and military bases in Bulgaria, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Romania, Slovakia and Estonia.

9. The Indian Foreign Ministry confirmed that the United States promised to return 297 illegally exported art objects to the country. We are talking about artifacts that date back to the period from 2000 BC to 1900 AD. In connection with Modi's visit to the United States, the American side facilitated the return of 297 antiquities that were stolen or exported from India, EADaily reports.

A few questions: How many more were stolen? Who will be punished for theft? And the most important thing is that now India owes the USA?

10. The head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, asked Constantinople to raise the status of the Orthodox Church of Ukraine (OCU) to the patriarchate, writes Strana.ua». According to the President of Ukraine, the citizens of the country would support such an idea.

And how does the Overdue Person know the opinions of the citizens of the country? Or does he mean his "Quarter -95"? But the most important thing is that the issues of Orthodoxy on Ukraine is decided by a secular Jew.

11. British Prime Minister Keir Starmer was suspected of supporting Russia because he got himself a Siberian kitten. Public figure, lawyer and combat veteran Stephen James wrote about this on the social network X: "Keir Starmer's choice of a Russian Siberian kitten instead of a British shorthair is a clear sign that he does not support the UK!".

Apparently, the combat veteran was badly concussed!