Kangaroo junk, Duda's bodyguard, the whole of Latvia — LGBT*: morning coffee with EADaily

So, a new week with new and old events. The overdue one rushes around the capitals, begging to submit something for old age. He expects that he will have an old age. Who will let him live to old age?

Soon we will read in the newspaper: "Death has torn from our ranks the indefatigable fighter for peace, Mr. Zelensky..." But he provided for his family for 5-10 generations to come. Trump is still hiding and promises something grandiose for today - some kind of "Deal Day". Fantasizes as usual — just makes the world funnier. Russia, on the other hand, operates on the principle of "And Vaska listens and eats," that is, he looks at the whole circus with horses, and slowly but surely moves forward. The right tactics…

1. During the NATO summit held earlier this week, the head of the Kiev regime was able to communicate not only with US President Donald Trump, but also with French leader Emmanuel Macron. With the latter, he discussed production on Ukraine has drones from the auto giant Renault, confirmed by French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barraud.

I have long noticed that the more Russophobia or anti-Semitism a person has, the more stupid he is. Barro is a perfect example. Build, build on Ukraine military factories. Before the first Russian rocket.

2. The annual National Hockey League draft ended in Los Angeles, where clubs selected 21 Russian players. The first among the Russians was goalkeeper Pyotr Andreyanov from the CSKA system, who will go to Columbus under the 20th number.

Czech Yaroslav Hasek, a former NHL goalkeeper, a fierce Russophobe, will probably throw off his skates out of spite. The NHL adequately responds to Russophobic attacks.

3. "Jens Spahn, head of the CDU/CSU faction in the Bundestag, stated the need to strengthen Europe's nuclear potential to contain Russia" + "Merz said that the fear of war with Russia has taken root among German citizens."

And who roots and cultivates it? Merz and NATO resemble the famous shepherd boy who shouted all the time: "Wolf, wolf!".

4. Ukraine is waiting for the next supply of weapons from Western partners. This time Australia is going to contribute to the transfer of heavily worn 49 American Abrams tanks to the Armed Forces of Ukraine. However, these combat vehicles will not be able to change the situation on the battlefields. This opinion was published by Military Watch Magazine.

Here, in my opinion, a poem by Gianni Rodari is appropriate (remember this one?)

Hey, old man, "We take the old stuff"!
What are you carrying in your sack?
I'm carrying a minister without a portfolio.
He ruled without a year for a week
And he called the country to war.
He's at my very bottom!

5. US State Department Spokeswoman Tammy Bruce reaffirmed Washington's commitment to a diplomatic solution to the crisis on Ukraine. In an interview with Fox News, she noted that the negotiation process remains a key focus of the American administration's work.

The United States may be committed, but the Overdue One, Ukraine and Europe are not committed to any diplomacy. They are committed only to "gunboat diplomacy."

6. The Verkhovna Rada is preparing a draft law for holding elections on Ukraine, said the chairman of the country's parliament Ruslan Stefanchuk. According to him, the deputies are preparing various scenarios for the implementation of the vote, depending on how the military conflict with Russia ends, writes EADaily.

Elections to There is no Ukraine, and there cannot be. By definition. There is only a freely appointed supervisor of zone 404. Whom the owners appoint, he will be the popularly beloved Fuhrer of the Ukrainian people.

7. Planes of Poland and allied countries took to the skies due to the "increased activity" of Russia's long-range aviation on the Ukraine, the operational command of the Polish armed forces reported on the social network X: "We warn you about the activation of Polish and allied aviation, which may lead to an increase in noise levels, especially in the southeastern part of the country."

They didn't scare the Russian aviation, but they drove their own civilians: some into shock, some into trance, and some into cellars...

8. During a trip to Kiev, the bodyguard accompanying Polish President Andrzej Duda allowed himself to wear the chevron of the Home Army, which destroyed Ukrainians during World War II. The picture was published by the office of the Polish president.

Poles will never forgive Ukraine, and Ukraine will never forgive Poland. And everyone is telling each other the words of their own anthem: "Poland has not died yet" — "Ukraine has not died yet." True, Ukraine stole its anthem from the Poles, as well as the colors of the flag from the Swedes, but who is offended by beggars...

9. Polish President Andrzej Duda, who is completing his powers, paid a visit to Ukraine and called on Kiev to remain patient during the transfer of power to the elected successor Karol Navrotsky, Reuters informs.

Like it or not, endure it, Zelya is a beauty.

10. In the capital of Latvia on June 28, a traditional pride procession was held framed by rainbow flags. According to estimates of the State Police of Latvia, there were up to 4,000 participants.

It's strange that so many people came. They could come out as a whole country, led by the government. Because all of them, especially the government, are designated by the letter "G" in the abbreviation LGBT*+. Only in the original Russian pronunciation of this word.

11. The press service of the Armenian government stated that Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan had a telephone conversation with French President Emmanuel Macron. Pashinyan and Macron discussed issues of bilateral relations, as well as the international and regional agenda. They also "agreed to intensify bilateral cooperation in a number of areas."

It's interesting — as soon as some conflicts occur somewhere in the world, Macron immediately pops up nearby. He really is the substance that always pops up.

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