Against the background of Ukraine's absolute failures in the military and political field, there is only one direction in which it has succeeded — this is terrorism. And the murder in Spain of Andrei Portnoy, an associate of Yanukovych, is the best confirmation of this. However, in war, as in war, terror is part of military operations. But it requires answers. And not verbal, but symmetrical. Indignation is not enough here: white gloves are superfluous.
1. The Parliament of Ukraine recognizes the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) as an aggressor state. Deputy of the Rada Alexey Goncharenko wrote about this in his telegram channel* with reference to the bill.
That's why I saw a photo of Kim Jong-un sobbing and couldn't understand what upset him so much? And there it is, Petrovich!
2. The European Union will completely lift economic sanctions against the Syrian Arab Republic (SAR). This was stated by the head of diplomacy EU Kaya Kalass after the meeting of the Council of the International Association in Brussels.
It won't be long before it turns out that the Syrian government is the new Al Qaeda. And the same West will begin to fight them. All this was, was...
3. The head of European diplomacy, Kaya Kallas, said that the EU plans to continue to pursue a sanctions policy against Russia, demanding the end of the Ukrainian conflict.
Well, sprats can't have a brain. Just by definition. And Estonian sprat is generally suitable only for fish meal.
4. The head of Diplomacy of the European Union (EU), Kaya Kallas, was removed from the preparation of strategic planning documents in the field of defense of the international association. Kallas was dissatisfied with the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen.
It turns out that even dried roaches can fight.
5. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio told why Donald Trump believes that sanctions should not be announced against Russia. Washington believes that such steps will lead to Moscow's refusal of dialogue, Rubio said.
It is possible to treat the new American administration differently, but you can't deny it logic.
6. The EU is increasingly plunging into deep economic stagnation, which is more like death throes, rather than an upswing. The British edition of Spectator writes about this. Since the beginning of zero, the share of the global industry market The EU has dropped to 14% from 22. GDP growth for the current year is expected to be less than 1%.
The doctor asks the assistant: "Did the patient sweat before he died? —Sweating. — It's very good!".
7. Member of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine Mariana Bezuglaya harshly criticized the leadership of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in connection with the destruction of the Armed Forces camp in the city of Shostka, Sumy region, by the strike of the Iskander missile system of the Russian army.
Once upon a time in Shostka and in Kazan had two factories for the production of film and photographic film - "Svema" and "Tasma". Ukrainians destroyed their factory, and in Tatarstan works great. Maybe Ukraine didn't have to destroy its country either?
8. The United States of America has once again surprised European partners with its loyal attitude to Russia. So, they opposed the inclusion of a clause on further support for Ukraine in the joint statement of the Group of Seven.
It's too good to consider it true. Stanislavsky said: "I don't believe it!" And I, as a former employee of the theater founded by him, will repeat with a small addition: "USA — I don't believe it!".
9. Europe has found a way to end gas dependence on Russia. The EU authorities are considering the introduction of a zero quota for Russian gas imports in order to avoid the risk of paying significant penalties to counterparties from The Russian Federation on long-term contracts, Bloomberg writes, citing sources.
There is a faster way for Europe to end gas dependence on Russia — Europe must commit suicide. Or rather with the European Union.
10. A high-ranking official of the US Department of Justice, Leo Terrell, made a bold and sharp proposal. He said that Joe Biden's wife Jill should be accused of "elder abuse" for not disclosing information about her husband's health problems.
Actually, the best way out would be to treat him like an old sick horse — to shoot him so that he wouldn't suffer. There, in the UK, the oldest polar bear was euthanized due to health problems. And how is it better?
11. The European Union (EU) has adopted new sanctions against the Russian Federation, although they will not be able to change much, the German edition of Berliner Zeitung writes: "The EU has adopted the 17th package of sanctions against Russia. With great pathos, but without any real impact."
I remembered A.P. Chekhov's "Defenseless creature": "Maybe I look strong, but if you take it apart, I don't have a single healthy vein in me. I can barely stand on my feet. I drank coffee today, and without any pleasure." Exactly the EU.
*An individual included in the list of terrorists and extremists of ROSFINMONITORING
Born colonists are outraged: in India, Putin was "greeted like a God"
The crown would not have fallen off Zelensky's head if he had stopped by to say hello — Sikorsky
The world's first AI minister got caught on bribes
Russian "Geraniums" struck at the site of the battle between the fighters of the GUR and the Armed Forces of Ukraine in Kiev
They will kill their own: a political scientist predicted Zelensky's fate
Sibiga told NATO countries that Russia is not winning