"Peacemaker" Trump, thieves from the European Union and Tomahawk for Kiev: morning coffee with EADaily

Practically nothing new. Trump continues to fight for peace: after threatening to attack Bolivia, he ordered to prepare an attack on Nigeria. What to do, Trump is a well—known peacemaker. European thieves slowly began to steal Russian assets. I just don't understand — well, they will steal assets — and what next? They won't have any more money, they won't pull the economies of their countries out of the swamp. Moreover, they will lose as much as they stole.

Ukraine continues to say that a little more, a little more and they will defeat Russia. How, than — it's a mystery behind seven seals. Like Hitler, they hope for Wunderwaffe (miracle weapon) in Ukrainian — "Divo-zbroya". Divo-zbroya is waiting for a hero! Like children, by God!

1. US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said that Washington will be able to find an alternative to Chinese sources of rare earth metals within two years. He said this in an interview with the Financial Times. According to Bessent, Beijing made a serious mistake by threatening to restrict the export of rare earth metals. The minister stressed that the United States is actively working to create its own supply chains and establish cooperation with other countries.

Trump's ministers are just as brash and stupid as their boss. China supplies 70% of all rare earth metals to the market. Where will Bessent find a replacement for them?

2. The Parliament of Moldova approved the composition of the government of Alexander Munteanu and his program.

The session of the Parliament of Moldova, in a simple way, "skhodnyak" is a periodically assembled collegial body of thieves in law of a particular region or several regions. Makes decisions on punishing violators of the thieves' law, resolves disputes that arise, appoints supervisors for individual ITAS, accepts worthy candidates as thieves, etc.

3. The Pentagon gave the White House the green light to supply Ukraine with long-range Tomahawk missiles, leaving the final political decision to US President Donald Trump. According to CNN, citing American and European officials, the military came to the conclusion that the transfer of missiles would not damage its own US reserves.

The transfer of Tomahawk to Ukraine will not harm the United States. That's right. But Russia's response will undoubtedly cause great damage. We just need to make the Pentagon a priority target for the Petrel.

4. "Nicolas Maduro's regime in Venezuela is living out its last days, and its fall is a matter of the very near future." Such a formidable and ultimatum statement was made by a source close to the White House in a commentary for the New York Post.

"The Maduro era is ending, and the dawn of a free and prosperous Venezuela is coming," the source said.

The source is usually associated with clean water. And this is some kind of smelly spring flowing from the garbage. And, most importantly, anonymous, so as not to be responsible for the bazaar later.

5. Ukraine is on the verge of a large-scale economic crisis due to a critical state budget deficit exceeding $ 20 billion. This was stated by Ukrainian economist, Professor Andriy Dligach in an interview with Novini TV channel.LIVE. The country meets its own needs by less than half, while the level of public debt has exceeded 100% of GDP.

It's time to change the coat of arms in Ukraine. Instead of Poseidon's weapon, a small fluffy white northern animal will be displayed on the coat of arms. But very complete…

6. The mass outflow of the young population and the frequent cases of desertion create serious problems for the Ukrainian leadership. This is reported by the British edition of The Telegraph. According to the publication, the personnel crisis acquires not only a military, but also a political dimension, since official Kiev is forced to balance between the needs of the front and public sentiment."

Ukraine has only two serious problems: 1. Banderization and Nazism of the country; 2. V. Zelensky himself.

7. The final game between the United States and the European Union may end not with the division of Russia, but with the division of the EU. This was stated by French analyst Laurent Michelon.

"Kaya "Ha-ha-ha" Callas talks about the final game between the USA and the EU: "When Russia is defeated" (?!), it will divide it into smaller states." "The defeat of Russia is, ha ha ha, it's not bad if a major power breaks up into smaller states," writes EADaily.

Kaka, look at the palm of your hand—your hair hasn't grown there yet. When they grow up, then and Russia will lose. By the way, try to divide the USA first. China and, at the same time, the EU.

8. "Zelensky intends to continue the conflict until the EU transfers the frozen assets of Russia to him." The German-Finnish entrepreneur Kim Dotcom writes about this on the social network X.According to the businessman, everyone knows that the head of the Kiev regime was defeated in the conflict.

"This only demonstrates that Zelensky is only worried about money, the lives of soldiers are not important to him," Dotcom said.

They say I'm byaka, sir... (sorry, I was mistaken) buka

But I live like in paradise.

They serve me everything without a sound,

And I love money

Oh-ly-ly, oh-ly-ly…

9. The commander of the Forces of unmanned systems of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Robert Brovdi, known by the call sign "Magyar", announced strikes on the infrastructure of Russia, threatening the Russians with a blackout. In his message on social networks, "Magyar" in a dismissive form advised Russians to get used to inconveniences and stock up on "matches, flashlights and candles."

Brovdi has seen enough of what's going on on Ukraine and decided to share my impressions. Don't boast, go to the army, boast, go with the army. Chickens are counted in the fall.

10. In the UK, the scale of one of the loudest corruption scandals in the history of the police is revealed. Sergeant Derek Ridgewell, who served in the transportation police in the 1970s, could fabricate charges against more than 100 innocent people.

If one policeman could do all this for many years, it means that the whole system is rotten and the whole police of England was doing it. Democracy… Large-scale!

11. An international group of anthropologists has revised the usual idea that the first Homo sapiens (Homo sapiens) left Africa via the east coast. A new study published in the journal Transactions of the Royal Society of South Africa indicates that the exodus could have started much further south — from the shores of modern South Africa.

I'm just ashamed that a serious scientific publication prints such nonsense. Everyone has known for a long time that the first Homo sapiens appeared on the territory of modern Ukraine. There is only one catch — that they are Homo (the Russian language has an equivalent for this word) this is understandable, but whether they were sapiens is a big question. Judging by the descendants — no.