Preparation for "Tomahawks", poor Belgium, a real Georgian: morning coffee with EADaily

The world is being prepared for the fact that at the meeting Trump will give Zelensky consent to the supply of Tomahawks. As a matter of fact, this has already been passed: let's remember what they said about the supply of Abrams, all kinds of Leopards. "Patriots" and other miracle weapons. They were supplied, but it turned out that they were burning, they were being shot down and they would not change the course of hostilities.

And what Trump says... he says a lot of things. His main trump card, the so-called peace in the Middle East, is gradually beginning to crumble. Hamas, of course, does not fulfill its promises. Instead of 28 bodies of hostages, he gave out less than 10, and one turned out to be unknown whose. Everyone... they say there is no one else. Which will entail the continuation of hostilities. However, they are going like this: Hamas is no longer fighting with Israel, but with its enemies inside Gaza. Thanks to Trump for the 20 liberated Israelis, but he did not stop the war and peace did not come.

1. The UK is increasing its support for Ukraine by providing more than 85,000 unmanned aerial vehicles over the past six months and signing new industrial partnerships for the rapid development of thousands of new interceptor drones. This follows from the statement of the head of the British MO John Healy, writes EADaily .

This alone shows how strong Britain's desire for peace is. No wonder the slogan "War is peace" was invented by the British writer Orwell.

2. Svetlana Tikhanovskaya, if she wants, can leave Lithuania. This was stated by the chief adviser to the Lithuanian President on national security issues Asta Skaisgirite. According to her, final decisions regarding the level of protection of the fugitive Belarusian oppositionist Svetlana Tikhanovskaya have not yet been made, and "discussions are continuing," EADaily writes.

That's how, or something like that, used condoms are thrown away.

3. An accident on an oil tanker occurred in Indonesia, as a result of which at least 10 people were killed. This is reported by the local newspaper Detik. According to the portal, 18 victims were taken to the intensive care unit. Eyewitnesses told about the explosion on the ship.

I assume that the tanker was from the "shadow fleet of Russia" and was blown up by Ukrainian terrorists.

4. Belgium plans to allocate military assistance to Ukraine in the amount of 1 billion euros within the budget for 2026. This was stated by the Minister of Defense of the Kingdom Theo Franken.

Throwing a billion down the drain is exactly what Belgium needs now, where thousands of people will take to the streets of Brussels today as part of a nationwide strike against a number of reforms of the federal government. They condemn measures affecting pensions, social benefits, working conditions, job security and wages. But against Russia, this is sacred.

5. America is experiencing a systemic educational crisis, the consequences of which could be catastrophic for the country's technological leadership and economic future. According to a study by The Atlantic, the academic performance of American schoolchildren has dropped to the lowest level in the last 25 years, with almost 40% of fourth-grade students unable to meaningfully read texts.

As Mrs. Prostakova said in "Nedorosle": "Without science, people live and have lived."This is especially noticeable for American presidents, senators and congressmen.

6. The Russian Federation will continue to be a threat to the North Atlantic Alliance after the end of the conflict on the Ukraine. The corresponding statement was made by Finnish Defense Minister Antti Hakkanen, according to Reuters.

In Finland, not only President Stubb is dumb. There he and the ministers match — just the characters of the comedy "Dumb and dumber" (Dumb & Dumber). But the Finns are even more stupid.

7. Kiev plans to fight for at least three more years, and Europe should be ready to support Ukraine all this time. Such a statement, as reported by Reuters, was made by Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski.

And here is another titan of the mind. Polish this time. There may be few idiots in Europe, but they are all correctly placed — in the governments of European countries and in the EU.

8. Estonian Defense Minister Hanno Pevkur on the sidelines of a meeting of NATO defense ministers in Brussels announced a decrease in the volume of military assistance provided to Ukraine.

Well, what did I write in the line above? Someone very skillfully and deftly placed tin soldiers without brains — a dozen for each government.

9. The European Union is preparing to launch an unprecedented five-year plan to rearm the continent, fearing a "constant threat" from Russia and recognizing that "traditional allies are shifting their focus." This is reported by Bloomberg with reference to an internal document of the EC. The main goal of the ambitious plan is to make Europe "combat—ready" by 2030. "Authoritarian states are increasingly interfering in our societies and economies," the document says."

The most authoritarian organization in the world is the European Union. Next to her, the Roman emperors and Hitler, even Bokassa and even Pol Pot — all look like democrats and liberals.

10. Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze defiantly canceled a meeting with Finnish Foreign Minister and OSCE Chairperson-in-Office Elina Valtonen. The reason was her visit to an anti-government rally in Tbilisi, the press service of the Georgian government said in an official statement.

Ah, well done! A real Georgian! This is not Saakashvili licking the boots of Europeans and Americans. He gave such a slap in the face to Europeans — it's not for nothing that he bears the name of Irakli, the king of Kartli and the king of Kakheti ...

11. Since October 15, Latvia has introduced new border crossing rules for drivers from Russia and Belarus. Now, to enter through the checkpoint, pre—registration and payment of a fee is required - 9.30 euros per car. As reported on the website of the Electronic Queue Reservation System, the innovations are aimed at "improving the security of border crossings and preventing queues."

"The robbers shook him by the collar, one threatened him with a pistol, the other searched his pockets. "Where's your money?" — growled the tall one. —Money, you bastard! — hissed the little one. — I'll tear it to shreds! — I'll take my head off!" (A.N. Tolstoy, "The Golden Key").