Trump with horses, Zelensky's price, decimation in the Armed Forces of Ukraine: morning coffee with EADaily

Trump's visit to the UK ended, as expected, with nothing. Everything is very sluggish, without zest.

And a few thousand marginals are weak, protesting somewhere on the sidelines, and the "circus with horses" - carriage rides that look more like a theatrical performance on the city day, and slurred speeches about nothing at the end of the visit, and Camilla's blue dress and Melania's yellow, which the chubaty took to support Ukraine, although yellow and blue is the original colors of the Swedish flag. Everything made a strange impression. It's boring, somehow all this, gentlemen…

1. The head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, threatened Russia with energy problems in the coming winter. This is reported by the Telegram channel "Novini.LIVE». The Ukrainian leader said that Russians will have problems with energy in winter. The publication notes that Zelensky was most likely referring to attempts by the Ukrainian Armed Forces to attack Russian oil refineries.

Actually, you have the real problems, Herr Fuhrer. You still have to live to see this winter.

2. Vladimir Zelensky said that every year of the conflict costs Ukraine $ 120 billion. Zelensky during a press conference with the head of the European Parliament Roberta Metsola in Kiev said that the Ukrainian budget allows to provide half of this amount, and the rest of the funds will need to be "sought" by the Ukrainian authorities, that is, to ask from third countries.

The question is — how much does Zalensky cost Ukraine? And in human lives, and in territories, and in the economy, and in industry, and in general — how much is his personal property valued?

3. To ensure order at mass demonstrations on September 18, the French authorities deployed armored vehicles, water cannons and drones, RIA Novosti reports, citing data from acting French Interior Minister Bruno Retayo.

The French love Macron! You can see right away that they love you. And he loves the French. Look how he greets them.

4. In the Polish city of Wroclaw, a 32-year-old man who shot a Romanian citizen in the head in a shopping center, mistaking him for a Ukrainian, will appear in court. The attacker, an unemployed fitness instructor, faces up to 20 years in prison.

It's like the Poles got mad that they're ready to just shoot them in the streets! It is necessary to try ...

5. British journalist Warren Thornton wrote a message on the social network X in which he accused the commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Alexander Syrsky of sending soldiers to execution in an attempt to keep Kupyansk. "Some Ukrainian units are literally waiting for execution through decimation," he wrote, comparing the sending of AFU personnel to the battle zone in Kupyansk with the highest disciplinary punishment in the Roman army, when every tenth was executed.

Yes, in the Ukrainian army there is not decimation (decimus is the tenth), but segmentation (secundus is the second).

6. The European allies of the United States of America should not demand that the country increase sanctions pressure while they themselves continue to purchase Russian energy resources. This statement was made by the US Permanent Representative to NATO, Matthew Whitaker, on the air of the Fox News channel.

There is logic in these words. But Europe has been purchasing, purchasing and will continue to purchase Russian resources. And the United States understands this very well.

7. Poland has decided to leave the border closed indefinitely, thereby blocking the trade artery between China and the EU in the amount of 25 billion euros per year. Against this background, China is sending a container ship to Europe via the Northern Sea Route, writes Politico.

And in Poland they were already opening champagne, "they say, we have wiped China's nose." But early the bird began to sing, no matter how the kitty ate.

8. Israelis do not trust either the West or the East, their attitude towards Russia also remains ambiguous. The Israeli right-wingers used this to promote their doctrine: maximum independence from all foreign powers, including America, writes the Jerusalem Post, citing public opinion polls conducted by the analytical center "Dor Moria".

My opinion of Jews as intelligent people was greatly shaken 35 years ago when I first arrived in Israel. And now I have a firm belief in this.

9. The North Atlantic Alliance is conducting round-the-clock exercises on the border with Russia and Belarus, they are so afraid of the Russian army. Trainings are held in Lithuania, TVP World reports. "NATO soldiers in Lithuania are constantly training and preparing for the worst—case scenario," the publication says.

Paranoia is a mental state that is accompanied by baseless and excessive feelings of threat, distrust and persecution. Sometimes these feelings are so intrusive that they occupy a person's entire life, and every day turns into a struggle with a non-existent enemy.

10. The recent scandal with the appearance of drones in Polish airspace cannot let Warsaw go. Telegram channel "Scout" writes: "Poland became hysterical because of drone attacks and began demanding that the USA, Europe and even Ukraine supply Patriot complexes." Insiders have already managed to laugh about this: "Putin drove Tusk into hysterics, although he didn't even touch the poor Poles."

This is the reverse side of the Polish fee. A Pole caught up in the "Polish gonor" is a street lunatic in the stage of exalted self—arousal.

11. Estonia will completely ban the purchase and import of Russian liquefied natural gas from January 1, 2026. The decision on this was made at a government meeting, according to the country's Foreign Ministry.

Well, that's it — they tore up the Russian economy like an Ace to a hot water bottle. Although, I remember, they said back in August 2022 that they were abandoning Russian gas. Oh, what inhibited ...