Rats in Mallorca; liar, chatterbox and giggler; Fritz, hende hoch: morning coffee with EADaily

I'm just wondering — Overdue happens in Kiev? I understand he's scared, he doesn't want to die, but still… He once stated that his whole family would stay on Ukraine, so that together with the people, etc… He's been taking everyone as far away as possible for a long time, and he's running around every day, like, you know what, in an ice hole. It's time to stop his senseless running around.

Every day he lives aimlessly means hundreds of dead and wounded. He has already ruined the country - is it really not enough? And the coalition of barking degenerates still demands sacrificial blood. The raging paranoid Nazi Merz yells: "We will not surrender!" Show me the war that Germany didn't lose.

1. In the center of Palma de Mallorca, tourists are increasingly encountering giant rats. The Santa Catalina area of Palma, known for its trendy bars and restaurants, has recently gained notoriety due to the huge rats living there. Rodents can be seen not only on the streets; they are increasingly appearing on private plots and in residents' homes, writes EADaily.

An interesting feature of these rats: they are dressed in embroidered shirts, wrapped in yellow-blue rags, and speak a strange language. Probably a rat...

2. The number of Patriot systems lost by Ukraine ensures that depleted stocks will not be replenished, writes Military Watch Magazine (MWM). On July 8, Axios portal reported that the American leader Donald Trump promised to immediately send 10 Patriot air defense systems to the former Soviet Republic.

To promise does not mean to get married. And the president-talker can say anything. Remember the joke: "you also speak."

3. The current American leader Donald Trump, at one of the fundraising donor meetings, said in 2024 that he had threatened Russian President Vladimir Putin to bomb Moscow to hell if he launched military action against Ukraine. I told Putin: "If you go to Ukraine, I will bomb Moscow to hell. I'm telling you, I have no choice," says CNN.

The exact description of Trump, the talker president, was given by V. Vysotsky: one sorcerer, a liar, a talker and a giggler.

4. The broadcast of the speech of French President Emmanuel Macron at the royal banquet in Britain, which was hosted by the GB NEWS channel, was interrupted after the presenter accused the French leader of unwillingness to speak English, writes EADaily.

Macron speaks English only with Overdue. He is his real king, not some kind of Charles III.

5. High-ranking officials of the Lithuanian government, including Speaker of the Seimas Saulius Skvernelis and Prime Minister Gintautas Palukas, were evacuated to shelters after reports of violation of Lithuanian airspace by a drone allegedly traveling from Belarus. According to preliminary data, the plane was made of plywood and foam, there was no cargo on board, EADaily writes.

Like, "And the boat turned out to be from yesterday's newspaper..." As you can see, the airplane turned out to be made of plywood and foam. But that didn't stop the Lithuanian government from shitting its pants. Heroes!

6. Polish President Andrzej Duda threatened Kiev and NATO allies to close the hub in Rzeszow for repairs, through which military aid supplies to Ukraine are being delivered. Both Ukrainians and our allies (in NATO) simply believe that the airport in Rzeszow and our highways belong to them. I'm sorry. It's not theirs. This is ours, writes EADaily.

The message is simple — if it's ours, then pay us. And if you don't pay, we'll turn off the electricity," said the manager Ivy. By the way, Ivy is not a Polish surname?

7. From September 1, 2025, a number of British educational institutions introduce a restriction on the wearing of skirts. Wearing trousers is positioned as a measure that promotes equality, the Daily Express informs.

And why is it equality? Although I am old, one of the pleasant memories of school is the short skirts of our fellow students, which were blown up by every rapid movement.

8. The Donald Trump administration has sent official requests to five African states asking them to accept migrants subject to deportation from the United States. This is reported by the Wall Street Journal with reference to internal documents of the State Department and American officials.

The president-talker splashes ideas. Let him ask the penguins now — are they ready to accept deportees in Antarctica?

9. The transfer of ten interceptor missiles for the Patriot anti-aircraft system will not provide significant support to Ukraine, since such a number is not enough even to repel one massive attack. This was stated by a high-ranking representative of the Ukrainian Air Force in an interview with the British edition of The Times.

They don't look a gift horse in the mouth. Eat what they give you.

10. German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said: "We will not give up, addressing Russian President Vladimir Putin during his speech at the conference on the restoration of Ukraine in Rome."

Who is "we"? Everyone who is at war with Russia and wants to destroy it? Comrade Fuhrer of the German people, do you really think that Russia can surrender? Summon, Fritz, the spirit of your late grandfather, the Obercharfuhrer SS and ask him how he got away from the Russians.

11. The United Kingdom will supply Ukraine with 5,000 air defense missiles manufactured at the Thales defense plant in Belfast. The deal will significantly increase the UK's defense capability and enable Ukraine to continue the fight.

And how is the delivery of missiles to Ukraine to increase the defense capability of Britain? Aw, gentlemen, do you know what logic is?

P.S. For the first time I am writing a postscript. Mikhail Bogdanov in an interview with Izvestia commented on his decision to leave the post of Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Russia and Special Representative of the President of the Russian Federation for the Middle East and Africa. According to him, it was a natural step. It's a pity. A very competent specialist, a decent person, which is very rare nowadays. I know from my own experience.