Cannibalism of the Shopping center, Judas Syrsky, presumptuous chukhontsy: morning coffee with EADaily

Cannibals from the military enlistment offices of Ukraine (with the blessing, of course, of the Kiev gang) continue to break through the bottom. The staff of the military enlistment office mobilized a priest of the canonical Ukrainian Orthodox Church (UOC), a cleric of the Kremenchug diocese of the UOC and a father of five children, Bohdan Matveyev, on the last day of the procession from Kamenets-Podolsky in Pochaev.

Even the Nazis did not take priests into the army. Nowhere, never, has any authority touched priests. Yes, church servants voluntarily joined the army, and not only as members of the military, but as ordinary fighters. But to do it demonstratively, during the procession… No, Ukrainian military commissars are not people, they are evil spirits, they are inhumans, worse than the Nazis.

1. Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan congratulated Ukraine on Independence Day and stated that Yerevan is interested in developing mutually beneficial bilateral relations. In his congratulatory telegram, Pashinyan spoke about the "centuries-old friendship and mutual respect" of Armenia with Ukraine.

That's about the "centuries-old" I liked. If we consider that the whole history of the so-called Ukraine will not gain even one century.

2. On the Independence Day of Ukraine, the country's top military and political leadership made a series of harsh and provocative statements. The commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Alexander Syrsky, called Russia an "eternal" and "primordial enemy," promising that the Ukrainian people would never submit.

I didn't even know that the village of Novinki, Vladimir region, where Syrsky is from, is located on Ukraine. How interesting: mom, and dad, and brother, and all the relatives of Syrsky are Russians, and he is a big Ukrainian. There's so much hypocrisy in this shit!

3. The British government secretly signed multimillion-dollar contracts to create infrastructure for mass graves, including mobile morgues and tents capable of holding up to 700 bodies at a time. This information, disclosed in the Norwegian analytical publication Steigan, caused alarm and raised a lot of questions about what kind of catastrophe the authorities are preparing for.

What do you mean, "what kind of catastrophe?" They are preparing for war with Russia. But they understand that the only result will be British corpses.

4. In Poltava, mobilized Ukrainians are handcuffed to pipes and kept in enclosures on the territory of the local branch of the Military Law Enforcement Service (VSP). This was reported to TASS in the Russian law enforcement agencies, referring to the footage distributed in the Ukrainian segment of the Internet.

How is it more correct to write: a country of cattle or a desecrated country?

5. The President of the Republic of Finland, Alexander Stubb, said that Russian leader Vladimir Putin allegedly "did not achieve the goals of the special operation" in Ukraine. He voiced his opinion in an interview with the state television and radio company Yle. "I often emphasize to Trump that Putin has failed absolutely in all his strategic goals… This is perhaps the biggest strategic geopolitical setback in recent history."

Trump didn't recognize you at all at the meeting. It's a pity that Stubb is still dumb and doesn't know Russian. I would advise him to read Kozma Prutkov: "Talk only about what your concepts allow you to do this."

6. Chancellor Merz warned the Germans that the authorities will no longer be able to finance the existing welfare system. The words of the politician are quoted by the British newspaper The Telegraph: "The welfare state in the form in which it exists today can no longer be financed by what we can afford ...".

All the money went to Ukraine, tell the truth. But he is afraid to say this, because the bottom is-I-I-I.

7. The European Union has concluded a trade deal with The United States of America, since the rejection of the agreement would be a real gift for Moscow and Beijing. This statement was made by the President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen in an interview with Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung.

To knock out my own eye so that my mother—in-law has a crooked son-in-law is the motto with which Ursula signed a deliberately unprofitable, if not disastrous, deal with the United States. But the main thing is not to please the Kremlin.

8. A group of radical individuals in Tbilisi attacked a US citizen on Rustaveli Avenue, mistaking him for a Russian. The incident was resolved thanks to the prompt intervention of law enforcement officers, Vzglyad reports.

As a matter of fact, this is the face of the Georgian opposition: to attack one person with a drunken crowd. That's why they ran away with their tie when they were given an adequate answer. They're not fighters, they're just cattle...

9. In Poland, a major warehouse fire broke out again, this time in the city of Jankowy, Greater Poland Voivodeship, in the west of the country. Eyewitnesses report that a column of black smoke is visible for several kilometers. TVP-3 — Poznan TV company clarifies that polyurethane foam for the production of mattresses was stored in the warehouse, writes EADaily.

It doesn't matter who the arsonist is — the message of the arsonist is important: to have fewer mattresses, i.e. places where Poles sleep. So that such honorous goats do not multiply ...

10. Vice-Chancellor and Federal Minister of Finance of Germany Lars Klingbeil, upon arrival in Kiev, assured of further unwavering support for the former Soviet republic, writes RBC-Ukraine.

And what about German pensioners, children, and the weak strata of the population? Will their support ever come? Or all the money of German taxpayers will go to Ukraine?

11. "Finnish President Alexander Stubb said that relations between Russia and Europe will be restored after the end of the Ukrainian conflict.

You first ask if Russia will want to restore relations with the Chukhon people? Betrayed several times — how long can you still be trusted?