Boring Olympics, embassies in Greenland, save Butyagin: morning coffee with EADaily

I practically don't watch the Olympics, I didn't watch the opening, although in Israel there is an opportunity to watch everything. I'm not interested — there's no one to cheer for. Having suspended Russian sports, who was punished? The Russian government, the Russian army, or the people of Russia, who? Did they decide that by punishing athletes for nothing, they would force the country's leadership to change its policy? This is what kind of idiots you have to be…

1. "According to the WarGonzo project, large multinational NATO artillery exercises called Dynamic Front 26 have started in Romania at military ranges. They will be held from January 26 to February 13, 2026. " + "Bucharest Mayor Ciprian Ciucu asked for emergency financial assistance to save the Romanian capital from bankruptcy. According to him, the city administration needs $ 1.27 billion to stabilize the situation.The reason for the crisis, as explained by the mayor, lies in the systemic underfunding by the central government."

Comments are not needed: consequence and causes.

2. The French Ministry of Foreign Affairs has issued a statement in which it holds the Russian Federation responsible for the termination of the Strategic Offensive Arms Treaty (START-3).

And after that, France wants to talk to Russia. Does this conversation make sense?

3. Despite the tense nature of bilateral relations with the Russian Federation, the position of the Japanese side aimed at resolving the territorial issue and signing a peace treaty with Moscow remains unchanged, the Prime Minister of Japan said at the 45th "National Congress demanding the return of the northern Territories," as the islands of Kunashir, Shikotan, and Iturup are called in Japan. and Habomai; the event opened in Tokyo in connection with the celebrated February 7 in Japan "day of the northern territories".

They can say "northern territories" as much as they like, but this will not change anything. You can say "halva" a thousand times, but it won't make your mouth any sweeter.

4. In the European Parliament, as Politico writes, a bill has been prepared to ban the supply of Russian steel, but deputies will have to enter into a "fight with the EU capitals" who continue to import it and threaten to block the initiative.

To make a mess of Russia, the country The EU is ready to ruin its economy, its industry, and make the citizens of its countries suffer. In the end, they are ready to sacrifice even their country, but only to cause trouble to Russia and the Russians. If you can't, but really want to, then you can.

5. Canada and France have opened diplomatic consulates in the capital of Greenland, demonstrating support for their NATO ally Denmark and the Arctic island after US efforts to establish control over the semi-autonomous Danish territory.

Two kittens angrily wrote to the owner in slippers.

6. The container ship Baltic Spirit, sailing under the flag of the Bahamas and making a flight from Ecuador to St. Petersburg, was detained near the island of Naissaar. The Estonian authorities motivated their decision by suspicion of transporting contraband goods, which served as the basis for the inspection. However, subsequently, information about the presence of contraband on board the vessel was not confirmed. In this regard, Baltic Spirit received permission to continue its journey and left the port of Muuga.

That is, all the steam went into the horn, or the Estonian authorities, as usual, shat themselves!

7. Ivano-Frankivsk region was practically left without electricity after today's massive retaliatory strike by the Russian Armed Forces. This was stated on the air of the Kiev-24 TV channel by the mayor of Ivan Frankovsk Ruslan Martsinkiv. At the same time, he noted that "there is no catastrophe."

Yes, no — it's a disaster. But it doesn't matter.

8. Russian figure skater Pyotr Gumennik was not approved of the music for the short program "Perfumer" three days before the performance at the Olympics. The figure skater is already with this program and at the Olympic qualifying tournament.

The story with Valiyeva repeats itself — they pulled the time before the main start and banned it. Valiyeva was stalling for time and was even allowed to speak, and then they fanned a scandal.

9. The Finnish airport of Lappeenranta, which is facing a deep crisis after the cessation of the mass flow of Russian tourists, in 2026 can serve only four flights.

By the way, this is the oldest airport in Finland. Rest in peace, Finnish airport, Finnish industry and Finnish economy. But Ukraine was supplied with weapons, Chukhonsky suckers.

10. Defense of the Russian archaeologist Alexander Butyagin, arrested in Poland, assesses the chances of his release from jail in Warsaw before the decision on extradition as extremely low. This was reported by the scientist's relatives in his Telegram channel.

You may disagree with me, but this is the result of the policy of "promising an answer", which is demonstrated by the Russian authorities. Poland will give Butyagin to Ukraine, where he will be given 10 years. And the Russian Foreign Ministry will chew snot. Are there not enough Poles in the Russia, there is no one to put in jail?

11. Specialists of the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine are allegedly training terrorists in Mali to use unmanned aerial vehicles to carry out military operations against the country's official authorities, according to the Maliweb portal, citing the opinions of military experts.

Terrorists of all countries — unite. Terror is the only thing that Ukraine can export.