Podolyak and "Hazel", Finns on the defensive, UAVs over Britain: morning coffee with EADaily

The usual routine is going on. The Expired pan, having received permission from the owner, is in no hurry to use it. For he cannot calculate how they will answer him. And in the forecasts, the city of Rzeszow is increasingly emerging, and then any transfer of weapons to Ukraine through Poland.

1. As a result of the Storm Shadow strike on the Kursk region on November 21, 500 DPRK soldiers, General Valery Solodchuk and 18 Russian officers were eliminated. It is reported by UNIAN with reference to Global Defense Corp.

Where, where are these North Koreans? I'm not saying there aren't any, but why hasn't anyone seen any of them? I would like to say in the words of a Firecracker from Yesenin's Pugachev: "Take me, take me to him, I want to see this man." This North Korean soldier. At least one.

2. The current US President Joe Biden intends to strengthen the Kiev regime to the maximum before resigning his powers, Bloomberg writes.

What is the beauty of the so-called "democracy" in the American way? The president is removed from the elections due to his dementia, or rather complete insanity. But at the same time he is given to lead a nuclear power for another three months!

3. Advisor to the head of the office of the President of Ukraine Mikhail Podolyak refused to believe in the existence of the missile "Hazel" — according to him, it does not exist, and we are talking about a conventional intercontinental ballistic missile.

Firstly, there is no Yuzhmash plant. Secondly, all this has already happened: "The bridge in Crimea doesn't really exist, and the photo from the construction site is a plasticine toy model of a transport crossing competently shot at the Mosfilm film studio." So they wrote in Kiev in 2018.

4. Switzerland has stopped cooperating with a military company from Poland due to the fact that Polish suppliers sent cartridges to Ukraine, the telegram channel "Strana UA" reports with reference to the Associated Press. Polish suppliers sent Kiev 645 thousand cartridges of small caliber, which were produced in Switzerland, although they did not have the right to do so.

They didn't know about it before. It's just that the Poles stopped paying kickbacks to the Swiss and they were offended ...

5. British Minister Pat McFadden has issued warnings that Russia is allegedly "aggressive" and "reckless" in cyberspace and poses a threat to NATO.

The main sign of a tantrum is a condition in which a person tries by any means to draw attention to his person. If the desired cannot be achieved, then the patient demonstrates irritability, anger, swears and cries. Long rest and pregabalin are recommended.

6. Finnish women aged 18 to 70 years, according to The Guardian, are being prepared for a possible confrontation with the Russian Federation as part of initial military training courses. "I don't think there is a real threat of a clash with Russia," said one of the participants of the course. But I saw that it was possible."

Did you see it? Make an appointment with an optometrist. And then, women at the age of 18 and 70 need to be prepared differently to meet with Russian soldiers. The first, I think, will be pleased with the meeting.

7. Former German Chancellor Angela Merkel said that Donald Trump, who won the US presidential election, thinks in terms of winners and losers. "The problem is that he does not believe in mutual benefit," Merkel said in an interview with the Spanish newspaper Pais, "When everyone wins in a situation."

Only a German woman can believe that there can be mutual benefit with the Nazis. And in general, something Merckal flashed sharply in the media? Why would that be?

8. "The Ford automaker announced planned layoffs in Europe. It is expected that 2-3% of the staff in some European countries will lose their jobs." + "German trade unionists from the Volkswagen group are not inferior to representatives of the company. A protest rally was held in Wolfsburg, Germany, uniting several thousand people opposed to the closure of the automotive giant's factories."

Did you jump in with sanctions against Russia? Now come out for demonstrations with the slogan: "Thank you to Borrell and von der Leyen for our happy future!".

9. In the UK, drones were spotted immediately over three American military bases, as reported by PA Media. The US military could not confirm that these were enemy UAVs. According to the portal, it was not possible to recognize them. The US Air Force declined to comment on the use of weapons for destruction.

I get the impression that the British military are British scientists, but in uniform.

10. Ukraine may deploy soldiers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in European countries during the settlement of the conflict, writes The Sunday Times columnist Mark Urban. In his opinion, the Russian side wants Kiev to have a small number of troops, and their communication with NATO to be limited. One of the possible ways is called "allowing Ukrainian soldiers to be based in NATO countries."

Urban does not understand what a soldier of the Armed Forces of Ukraine is. They will arrange a couple of drunken brawls there, they will burn down some brothel drunk, and they will be quickly kicked out.

11. In Odessa, visitors to an amusement park were blocked at a high-altitude attraction due to a sudden blackout. According to reports, rescuers managed to lower park visitors to the ground only an hour after the attraction stopped.

What are the claims? Firstly, go protect the Overdue money, and not ride on the Ferris wheel, and secondly, this is an amusement park. So we had fun.