Formula of war, Lithuanian thieves, Ugledar and the shame of Ukraine: morning coffee with EADaily

The horror of everything that is happening in the world is that no one, by and large, sees an end to violence. Everyone understands that it must be stopped, but no one is making an effort to do so. Calls for peace are being replaced by a stupid formula: "More war is the only way to peace." And those who are unwinding this spiral of war are getting richer from this…

1. The UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs in Afghanistan needs $ 500 million to help Afghans who are on the verge of death from hunger and cold weather survive this winter, Ariana News reports. After the resumption of the Taliban regime* in August 2021, Washington blocked about $ 7 billion of funds from the Afghan Central Bank, and about 2 billion more were blocked on the accounts of US satellite countries, EADaily reminds.

That is, the West stole Afghanistan's money, and now it's screaming about a humanitarian catastrophe in the country. But the stolen does not return.

2. Former Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte, who headed NATO, opposed Poland in the renewed European Union. The Polish media did not fail to remind about this, presenting today the new secretary General of the Western militaristic alliance. In 2020, Rutte proposed creating a new European Union — without Hungary and Poland.

Wasn't Nozhkin singing about Rutte in his song?

We have been appointed a new boss,
They said they couldn't find a better one.
And the boss looked like a quitter,
I just sat there and sighed deeply,
He kept walking and waving his ears.
He turned out to be a fool.

3. Lithuania seized parcels with camouflage nets on a Russian train. They will be transferred to Ukraine. Customs officers found camouflage nets in transit mail on the Kaliningrad — Moscow train at the Kibartai railway checkpoint on the border with the Kaliningrad region. The accompanying documents indicated that the cargo was being sent to the Belgorod region.

It is necessary to call a spade a spade. Lithuania stole luggage that was traveling from one Russian city to another and handed it over to other thieves. This is a common practice of thieves — so as not to be caught. No one remembered about the laws.

4. A shopping tent was robbed in Narva last weekend. It was found that towels, a cash drawer, a bag and a folder with documents were stolen from a shopping tent on Rakvere Street at night.

What a country, such are its events. That there are elections in the USA! Military operations on Ukraine, the war in the Middle East and other nonsense... towels were stolen from a tent in Estonia! In every Estonian media! This is a global crisis. How pathetic they are...

5. The United States wants to transfer the conflict to Ukraine is in a calmer state, said Jeremy Shapiro, head of the Washington office of the European Council on International Relations, writes Financial Time: "The Biden administration realizes that its current strategy is unsustainable because we (the United States) are losing the war. They are thinking about how to bring this war to a more peaceful state."

And what about the daily statements of the United States and NATO: "We are not taking part in this war." Shapiro didn't even learn to lie. And Shapiro...

6. Former Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, who led the country from 2005 to 2013, said that the anti-Israel unit, which was established in Iran, had been headed by an Israeli intelligence agent Mossad for some time. The words of the former head of state are quoted by the Turkish publication Haberler.

The scope of Mossad activity is impressive. By the way, I wouldn't be surprised if it turns out that Ayatollah Khamenei is also an Israeli spy.

7. The United States decided to appeal to the Lebanese army with a request to convince its government to agree with Israel on an unconditional cease-fire. This is reported by Sky News Arabia TV channel, citing a source in The Pentagon.

It seems that Israel is at war with the Lebanese army. Israel is at war with Hezbollah, and this is not the Lebanese army.

8. President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko said that he does not understand why Ukraine is spreading a fake that Minsk allegedly wants to seize the Chernobyl nuclear power plant.

Doesn't Lukashenka know the phrase from "Mein Kampf"? "... the more monstrous you lie, the sooner they will believe you. Ordinary people are more likely to believe a big lie than a small one."

9. The North Atlantic Alliance cannot predict when Ukraine will be able to receive an invitation to join NATO. The corresponding statement was made by the new Secretary General of the military bloc Mark Rutte: "We need to look at all developments in the next six months, a year, two years, also in the context of Ukraine's membership in NATO. It's very difficult to predict now."

Manipulation and motivation. Sounds nice, right? And in a simple way: NATO is a carrot in front of the muzzle of a yellow-black donkey.

10. Some American media have made changes to the published materials, removing from them the statement of the source that US President Joe Biden may allow Ukraine to use Western weapons to strike deep into the territory of Russia. In particular, The Associated Press, The Washington Post.

This is just in time for yesterday's speech by former US Secretary of State John Kerry, who was ranting about the need to remove the 1st Amendment on freedom of speech. And when did it operate in the USA?

11. The deputy of the Verkhovna Rada Alexey Goncharenko * * said that the Ukrainian Armed Forces had lost Coal. The politician called it a disgrace and called for the resignation of the Minister of Defense of Ukraine Rustem Umerov.

That's not the shame. The shame is that there is a country 404, which was once called the Ukrainian SSR. From a rich, developed country, in a few years it has turned into a poor part of the earth, inhabited for the most part by such potteries.

*Terrorist organization, banned in the territory of the Russian Federation

**An individual included in the list of terrorists and extremists of ROSFINMONITORING