Bender and Mikhelson, old fishing rods for rockets, pisun Getsadze: morning coffee with EADaily

And again, the state continues when some do business, while others talk a lot and do petty dirty tricks. Moreover, it seems to me that this condition will last for a long time. The EU does not want to understand that it has played too much in the war and every day brings only new victims, without bringing peace one iota closer.

But what does it matter to them - they are not fighting, and a few, even dozens of dead citizens of their countries — these are not the losses that will make them really look for a peaceful solution to the problem. Moreover, thanks to the media in the EU, the man in the street knows nothing about the losses of Europeans.

1. Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban opposed the demands of the Council of the European Union regarding budget investments in support of the Armed Forces militant formations. He voiced his position on the account in the social network X: "... We made it clear: Hungary will not pay. Our duty is to protect our own people."

There are countries where the owners are in power, and there are countries where the grantees are in power. I hope you understand me.

2. Estonian politician Marko Michelson stated the need to continue to fight with Russia. For which he was severely criticized by the Irish journalist Chey Bose: "A man from a state with the smallest army in Europe talks about "military solutions" with Russia."

"Bender took out a trade union book from his green jacket and handed it to Ippolit Matveyevich. — Konrad Karlovich Mikhelson, forty-eight years old, non-partisan, single, member of the union since 1921, a highly moral person, a good friend of mine, I think a friend of the children." You can add — he's not friends with his head.

3. The Kingdoms of Denmark and Sweden handed over old fishing nets to the radicals of the Armed Forces of Ukraine as part of a new batch of military aid. This was reported by the Finnish national broadcasting company Yle. "Old fishing nets from the Swedes and Danes are now protecting Ukrainians from Russian drones," the authors of the publication noted.

And the fishing rods, the fishing rods forgot! They are good at catching ballistic missiles.

4. In the ranks of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, there are more and more conversations about fatigue and disappointment. The Financial Times newspaper, after communicating with the Ukrainian militants, came to the conclusion that the morale of the Ukronazis is falling.

Morale? There's only one spirit in the APU — it's the cat shat again.

5. Polish aviation, according to the operational command of the branches of the Polish armed forces, was lifted into the sky over the republic after allegations of alleged Russian activity during the Ukrainian conflict.

Well? I got up, but it was useless. The question is — why did it come up then?

6. Ukraine was at the center of the debate of Polish presidential candidates. Poland is waiting for the final battle for the presidency of this limitrophic country.

There is a simple spelling mistake in this news. Read over like this: "Ukraine has found itself in the center of morons — candidates for the presidency of Poland." Other than that — no comments.

7. Georgian singer Erekle Getsadze, whose compositions appear on Russian venues, publicly desecrated the flag of Russia. During a concert at the Tbilisi Open Air music festival, he first threw the flag on the floor, and then put it in a bag and showed that he was pissing on it, writes EADaily.

When there is no voice, no hearing, no audience, no brains, no decency, no honor — there is nothing else to do but urinate on stage. Genatsvale, bring your flag home to me — I'll piss on it. I can't sing either.

8. The Russian Embassy in Sweden reported an attack using a drone. On May 25, at about 03:40 in the morning, a drone dropped a container of paint on the site in front of the main entrance. Appeals to the authorities of Stockholm demanding to stop such attacks have not yet led to anything. This incident has already become the 12th in relation to the Russian diplomatic mission, the embassy added.

And what to contact them, if, perhaps, they organized it themselves. All the same kitten, who, from the realization of his own impotence, pooped in slippers.

9. Austrian Minister of Labor and Economy Wolfgang Hattmansdorfer said that the existence of the European Union depends on the results of negotiations with the United States on American duties.

This minister needs to deal with his country, and not rant about the EU. For according to the Austrian newspapers Standard and Exexpress, the Austrian economy has been in a state of "free fall" for the third year in a row, the country is plunging into a deep recession.

10. After the attacks on the Ukrainian military-industrial complex facilities, the High Representative of the European Union for Foreign Affairs and Security, Kaya Kallas, called for increased international pressure on Russia. The politician wrote about this in the social network X.

It is not enough for Sprat that she is slowly being removed from solving EU tasks. And from the Russophobia that suffocates her, she becomes uglier every day ...

11. The 78th Cannes Film Festival ended with sabotage, immersion in darkness and the triumph of the famous Iranian director Jafar Panahi. He has not left his country for 15 years after imprisonment and house arrest. And now I was able to personally receive the award of the main world cinema review for the film "Simple Accident" shot underground.

This says only one thing — the Cannes Film Festival, like all Western festivals and competitions, is a political demonstration and has nothing to do with art.