Shifts in the underworld, escape from Washington and Danish Rot: Morning coffee with EADaily

Maybe I'm wrong, but there's a change in the air. In the event of the loss of Krasnoarmeysk and nearby Dimitrov, huge damage will be done not only to the Armed Forces of Ukraine, but to Zelensky's entire policy as a whole. It will be a blow after which it will be difficult for him to recover.

In addition, serious fuss is taking place inside Ukraine.The removal of the mayor of Odessa, the death of two scientists, the allegedly secret meeting in the Alps of Ermak and others like him with Western curators, the absence of Budanov at a serious meeting with Zelensky… There are a lot of other signs that indicate that the devils began to move the boilers in the underworld. I think we are on the verge of some changes. Let's see…

1. International organizations, including UNESCO, which were created to protect cultural heritage, are silent about the fact that in A monument to the Russian poet Alexander Pushkin was nailed up in Odessa. This was announced on October 30 by the official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry, Maria Zakharova, during a briefing.

I would not be so categorical when talking about the goals of UNESCO and the UN. After all, these organizations are actually created to cut money and are subordinate to the left-liberal, fascist establishment. And cultural monuments are of little interest to them.

2. The decision of the US administration to resume nuclear tests is dictated, among other things, by the desire to demonstrate determination in deterring Russia and China. As the head of the US Senate Intelligence Committee, Tom Cotton, said on Fox News, such actions are designed to confirm Washington's readiness to actively counter potential threats.

Your boss, Trump said that the atomic bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki is a "funny episode." And how can a funny episode demonstrate determination?

3. High-ranking officials of the Trump administration began moving to closed military facilities in the face of escalating security threats. According to information published by The Atlantic magazine, this decision was made after the murder of conservative political activist Charlie Kirk and amid mass protests against the policies of the current administration.

Do you take an example from Zelensky, Hitler, Nasrallah? Well, living in a bunker probably has some advantages.

4. NATO is a defensive alliance and is not going to get involved in a war with Russia. And the words about "erasing Moscow from the world map" implied the wrong context. This is how Belgian Defense Minister Theo Franken tried to justify his harsh statements on his social network page.

The fool got scared. Although all this is normal for Western politicians: to talk nonsense with their tongues, and then tell them that they misunderstood him. Speak so that they understand you, and you will be happy.

5. Speaker of the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry Georgy Tikhy appealed to representatives of foreign media with an appeal not to agree to the proposal of the Russian side to visit areas under the control of the Russian army. This was Kiev's first reaction to the initiative of Vladimir Putin, who instructed the Ministry of Defense to ensure the admission of journalists to combat zones near Krasnoarmeysk, Dimitrov and Kupyansk.

Did someone expect a different reaction? However, it is an inconvenient thing and Ukraine and its Western allies do not want to allow it to appear.

6. The expansion of anti-Russian sanctions by the UK provoked a discussion in the media, which discusses possible retaliatory measures by Moscow. Thus, the Daily Express published an alleged plan for the Russian response, which provides for a strike with Kinzhal hypersonic missiles on the aircraft carrier of the Royal Navy Prince of Wales, writes EADaily.

Prince of Wales is the title of a man, heir to the English throne. I assume that after the meeting with the "Dagger" he will no longer inherit the throne ...

7. The European Commission may introduce legal measures against Poland, Hungary and Slovakia because of their position on Ukrainian products. This was reported by Politico. It is noted that the EC is dissatisfied with the three EU countries that maintain unilateral bans on the import of grain and other agricultural products from Ukraine, writes EADaily.

The EU is a totalitarian supranational entity, the main task of which is to build all European countries by ranking. And for all European countries, as Molchalin said: "... one should not dare to have one's own judgment."

8. On November 4, the Spanish Foreign Ministry will hold a "secret" and closed meeting of the so-called coalition of those who wish to support Ukraine, El Mundo writes. The meeting is organized in the strictest secrecy: the use of mobile phones is prohibited and participants should not publish information about the negotiation process.

Idiots didn't get enough of playing spies in childhood. And most importantly, they believe that they represent some kind of force, although they are politically impotent.

9. Ukraine, together with its allies, is actively working to create a unified plan for a peaceful settlement of the conflict with Russia. This was announced by the head of the office of the President of Ukraine Andriy Yermak, RBC-Ukraine reports: "There are no different plans from which we choose. Moreover, there are no plans that someone chooses for us."

It turns out that the loser chooses a plan without the participation of Russia, i.e. the winner. It's hard to think of more nonsense. You go to Krasnoarmeysk and hold a meeting there, the planners are stupid.

10. Denmark is preparing for a possible conflict with Russia in The Arctic. This was reported in a Bloomberg article. Danish intelligence expects that after the end of hostilities on In Ukraine, Russia allegedly can switch its attention to The Arctic.

There are several options for describing what is happening in Denmark — choose (from "Hamlet" in different translations):

• Something is wrong in the Danish Kingdom
• Some kind of rot in the Danish state
• There was a smell of decay in The Danish Kingdom
• Something is wrong in the Danish Kingdom.

11. A sharp surge in hate crimes against Ukrainians has been recorded in Poland, and anti-Ukrainian sentiments have reached such a level that the country may be on the verge of organized lynchings. Such conclusions are reached by the Onet publication based on the obtained police statistics and a survey of experts.

The only strange thing is that the Poles have tolerated them for so many years.