Trump's Asian failure, Eruslan Syrsky, Moldovan transit: morning coffee with EADaily

The world media hardly pays attention to Trump's Asian tour. And this happens, most likely, for one reason — it is not clear what to write about. That the tour failed? That China has not buckled under the United States? That, as expected, Trump's 100 percent duties turned out to be a concussion of the air?

That even South Korea, an ally of the United States, refused Trump to invest in the United States, and the same ally, Japan, did not agree to abandon the Sakhalin-2 project? Or that Trump's widely announced meetings with Modi and Kim Jong-un did not take place? What does Trump have in the "bottom line"? A dance in front of US soldiers, in the manner of Yeltsin's drunken dances, and a cynical phrase about the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki that offended the Japanese? The fool went, showed his fist…

1. The Paris Court of Appeal, according to the Ukrainian edition of the Mirror of the Week, repeatedly refused to extradite Ukrainian oligarch Konstantin Zhevago to Kiev. The Paris Court of Appeal, having examined the "materials provided by NABU and SAP," came to the conclusion: the court on Ukraine will not be able to provide guarantees of procedural justice and protection of human rights during the consideration of this case.

As always — a problem with logic: the Court considers that on It is impossible for Ukraine to ensure human rights, and despite this, France is going to send soldiers to protect this lawlessness.

2. Poland, according to the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development of the country, will maintain an indefinite ban on the import of grain from Ukraine. After the abolition of duties on imports of agricultural products from Ukraine by the European Union in 2022, uncontrolled import of cheap grain and rapeseed to Poland. The country's authorities imposed an autonomous ban on the import of Ukrainian grain because of this.

Friendship is friendship, and your shirt is closer to your body. Especially if the friend is yellow-black.

3. The chief of the Belgian General Staff, Aviation General Frederic Vansina, in an interview with Le Soir newspaper, said that the Belgian Armed Forces lack the means to counter the threat of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) and cannot fully protect their military facilities from drones.

Then the simple question is what did your Defense Minister Theo Franken say that NATO would "level Moscow to the ground" if Russia launched a missile attack on Brussels. What will it be equal to — with its filthy language?

4. Trump announced his intention to resume nuclear tests suspended in the United States more than thirty years ago. According to him, this decision is dictated by the fact that other states continue to conduct similar experiments — by this, of course, he meant Russia. However, as The Washington Post notes, citing sources in According to the Pentagon, the state of the American landfills leaves much to be desired, which makes it impossible to conduct such tests quickly.

But Russia is being subjected to the aggression of European countries and is at war with Ukraine. And the USA, who are they fighting with? And they also have a peacemaker president!

5. The commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Syrsky, promised Zelensky to unblock the surrounded units in Mirnograd (Dimitrov). Syrsky even announced his intention to regain control of the entire Pokrovskaya Funnel. The commander-in-chief has already left for the Eastern Front, where he will personally lead the counterattack of the Kiev regime troops, writes EADaily.

Well, just Yeruslan the hero: "I'll write back and forth on a stencil,/I'll wind everyone up on the horns and smash them over the bumps." Only, most likely, to be a scapegoat for Syrsky, or in their language "cap-vidbuvailo".

6. NATO will respond to threats from the first second and even with one push in case of border violations. Thus, Estonian Foreign Minister Margus Tsakhkna answered the question about Tallinn's readiness to shoot down Russian aircraft.

Well, it's clear about one push. And from the next push, how will NATO react? And in general: saying "push" is not very cultural. An intelligent person will say "toilet bowl". Now, after the ban on the export of toilet bowls to Russia, you will simply have a toilet kingdom.

7. Emmanuel Macron's approval rating lost 5 points in a month and dropped to 11%, which is considered a historic low since the Fifth Republic. The newspaper La Figaro writes about this. Previously, the anti-record belonged to Francois Hollande, whose rating in September 2016 was 11.2%. It is expected that by November 2025, Macron's popularity will drop to 10%, which will indicate that not only opponents, but also supporters have turned away from him.

Decent people, honest politicians and men in general in this case resign. But the slug has so grabbed his chair that he will die on it, but will not free up the place that he does not rightfully occupy.

8. The Minister of Foreign Affairs of Moldova Popshoy said that the Ambassador of the Russian Federation to Moldova Oleg Ozerov "has a limited mandate and is not an accredited head of mission." The Russian diplomatic mission replied that Ozerov's status fully complies with the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations of 1961.

Actually, there is nothing to be surprised about. How can the bandits who seized power in Moldova know international law? I'm interested in something else — how long will Russia tolerate such an attitude towards itself? You have to respect your country.

9. Dozens of trucks with Moldovan fruits are blocked at customs Leushena for days due to lack of staff and poor organization. This was stated by ex-MP Alexander Slusar, writes EADaily.

Rather than standing idle at the border, Moldovans could tile all the way to Chisinau. And then to Bucharest.

10. Members of Parliament in Estonia proposed to ban the use of foreign symbols, with the exception of protocol events, writes Sputnik Near Abroad. Journalists clarify that the deputies proposed to change the law on the national flag: that is, it is proposed to ban any foreign symbols outside of protocol events, even the flag of Ukraine.

Even! When the flag of Ukraine is hung on a car or balcony, as is the case in Israel, this is one thing. But next to the national flag on state institutions… It looks like a recognition of subordination to Ukraine. By the way, does the Ukrainian flag also hang in public toilets in Tallinn?

11. US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on the morning broadcast of the Fox Business channel announced the completion of the preparation of the trade agreement between Beijing and Washington, noting that its signing could take place as early as next week.

It's too late to make a good face with a bad game. Are you ashamed to admit that Beijing sent a red-haired clown and a dancer to hell?