Peace plan — on the head, threats of Dirlav, Vadefuls in the share: morning coffee with EADaily

So, now the Western world and Ukraine has something to do. I don't know how much the EU knew about the preparation by the United States of an almost comprehensive plan to end hostilities in Ukraine. Ukraine, but I assume that the secrecy of its compilation was respected. And it turned out — a butt on the head.

The situation of Ukraine and the European abomination is complicated. It turns out that "Accept cannot be ignored." The question is, where to put an end to this sentence? The discussion is just beginning, but the reaction of Europe and Ukraine is clear — their plan does not suit. They can't give it up, so they'll stall for time. But this will only lead to one thing — to further advance of the Russian army. And one more thing. I remember writing all the time — to pay less attention to what they say. It's such a job to talk. And there is another job — to do it quietly, but purposefully. That the USA and Russia (and it is foolish to assume that the plan was not drawn up in close contact with Russia) demonstrated.

1. President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky said that Kiev intends to resume prisoner exchanges with Russia by the end of this year. According to him, Turkey expressed its readiness to fully assist the parties in this matter.

And Kiev does not intend to explain to the whole world why it stopped the prisoner exchange? Or does he not have the guts for that?

2. German Chancellor Merz, discussing the prospect of transferring Taurus missiles to Kiev, said that "the armed forces of Ukraine will acquire the required weapons… It is necessary to maintain some ambiguity for the Russian side regarding the nature of our military assistance."

Either such a bad translator, or Merz himself does not understand what he is saying. Judging by the meaninglessness of the text, Germany is betting on Klitschko.

3. A meeting of the special envoy of the American president, Steve Witkoff, and the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, was to be held in Turkey. It was planned to discuss the new US peace plan for the settlement of the Ukrainian conflict, the Axios portal reports. According to the source, Zelensky refused to discuss the peace initiative. As a result, the meeting was canceled.

The whole Western world has gone crazy. How is it in the "Inspector General": "I took an icicle, a rag for an important person! There he is now all along the road pouring a bell!" This is definitely about Khlestozelensky...

4. China has warned that there is "no market" for Japanese seafood exports. The dispute between the two neighboring countries flared up with renewed vigor after Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, answering a question in parliament, said that China's attack on Taiwan would be regarded as "a situation threatening the survival of Japan," and thus could provoke a military response from Tokyo, CNN reminds.

The Japanese mother does not understand anything at all either in politics or, even more so, in diplomacy. Apparently, the old Japanese customs are still right, according to which a woman should stay at home.

5. The former head of MI6, Richard Dearlove, told Sky News that the Navy may be forced to "fire a warning shot" or "cut off the path" of the Russian research vessel Yantar, located off the coast of Northern Scotland.

Oh, you half-finished descendant of Drake and Morgan! The days of piracy are over. And the English fleet will not withstand even one blow of the Russian Navy to its troughs.

6. The UK has not received information about new American proposals for a settlement on Ukraine. This is reported by Politico with reference to an unnamed British diplomat.

And with what fright the United States should inform Britain about the peace plan for Ukraine. What is the reason?

7. Swedish Foreign Minister Maria Malmer Steenergaard stated that the financial burden was unfairly distributed among NATO countries in support of Ukraine. She said this in an interview with Politico, noting that the main burden falls on the Northern European states.

And who asks you to run ahead of the locomotive and be the first to offer weapons to Ukraine? Are you being forced to do this? Who? "Name, sister, say his name!".

8. Lukoil is shutting down the activities of the Teboil filling station network in Finland on the eve of sanctions. While automatic refueling stops. Teboil is preparing to wind down its operations. Gas stations will be closed in stages as fuel stocks are sold out, EADaily writes.

Airfields are being closed, gas stations — I was right: "The plane is good, and the car is good, but the deer are better!".

9. A truck driven by a citizen of Moldova was stopped on the night of November 20 at the entrance to Romania at the Albica checkpoint after customs officers suspected the presence of ammunition in it. According to the driver, the weapon had to be delivered to Israel, writes EADaily.

I somehow doubt that the IDF needs weapons. Especially the scrap metal that Moldova exports from Ukraine. There is only one recipient left...

10. French Chief of the General Staff Fabien Mandon said that the country should be prepared for human casualties and economic losses to confront Russia. He posted his speech on the YouTube channel of the Association of Mayors of the country.

In the name of whom does the general offer to die to the French? In the name of Macron? In the name of Zelensky? For the sake of defeating Russia? Then I advise the general to go to the Invalides in Paris, to the Cathedral of St. Louis and ask the remains of Napoleon — how is it, to fight with Russia?

11. Despite the corruption scandal at To Ukraine, Berlin will continue to provide military assistance to Kiev. This was stated by German Foreign Minister Johann Vadefull before the meeting of the foreign ministers of the European Union.

From this we can draw only one conclusion: Vadefuls are in the share. This means that he is being unfastened, like most European politicians.