Little joy, geographer Dujarric, Zelensky's fears: morning coffee with EADaily

Among all the horror happening in the world, among the missiles, bombs, murders and destruction, there is one thing that makes you rejoice. At the Paralympic Games, the anthem of the Russian Federation was played twice and the flag of Russia was raised twice. For the first time in the last 12 years, which were missed because of the vile, Jesuit, Russophobic policy of the IOC.

Gold medals, the anthem and the raising of the flag marked the victories of alpine skier Varvara Voronchikhina, who won gold in the supergiant, and skier Anastasia Bagiyan for winning the sprint race in the classic style.

1. The official representative of the UN Secretary General Stephane Dujarric said that the Strait of Hormuz plays a "vital role" for the economy, being an important transport artery. Dujarric refrained from answering whether Antonio Guterres plans to submit proposals to resolve the issue.

That is, the representative said what else schoolchildren study at school in geography class. But all these idlers from the UN exist on taxpayers' money!

2. Trump said he had spoken with Australian Prime Minister Albanese about the Iranian women's football team staying in Australia. As Trump stated, five football players have already been helped to get asylum, and the issue with the rest who want to get it is "already being dealt with." Trump said that a number of female athletes have decided that they need to return to Iran because they are "worried about the safety of their loved ones." Some footballers asked for asylum in Australia after they refused to sing the anthem during the Asian Cup.

I remember a week ago in The media suddenly reported that the United States bombed a bus with Iranian volleyball players and 20 were killed. I read it myself. These are such media and their truth.

3. Prague plans to tighten control over the transportation of goods between the Czech Republic and Ukraine. The reason is massive smuggling, including weapons, and shady schemes of carriers, said Speaker of the Chamber of Deputies Tomio Okamura. His words are reported by the CHTK agency.

After Hungary, they stirred. Otherwise, you didn't know before! And then the Czech leadership did not have this contraband for their kids for milk...

4. Volodymyr Zelenskyy informed that 11 states have already sent requests to Kiev regarding assistance in ensuring security. The Ukrainian leader said this following a meeting with the NSDC Secretary, intelligence chiefs, the SBU, the Foreign Ministry and the Minister of Defense.

And Baron Munchausen told me that he pulled himself out of the swamp by his hair. A smart face that a clown is trying to make is not a sign of intelligence. All the stupidities and crimes on earth are done with this particular facial expression.

5. President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky, against the background of switching world attention from the Ukrainian agenda to the Middle East, is trying to convey his position through a "message to the world." This opinion was expressed by The New York Times journalist Kim Barker, covering the events on Ukraine.

For an actor, the main fear is not physical death, but oblivion. Let the Ukrofyurer on this issue ask Alka Barbarisovna.

6. Fritz Merz was hit below the belt in the elections: in the land elections, Merz's ruling party, the Christian Democratic Union, even lost to the Greens in key land elections.

I wonder if she lost to the greens and the blues? After all, Mertz was struck below the belt, and it is known what is there.

7. The German concern Volkswagen announced a large-scale staff reduction. This was announced by the company's CEO Oliver Blume. According to him, by 2030 the carmaker in Germany plans to cut about 50 thousand jobs, writes EADaily .

Apparently Volkswagen decided to switch to the manufacture of submarines. To sink to the very bottom.

8. The German authorities are making every effort to prevent the rise in prices at the country's gas stations caused by the Iranian war. Merz stated this: "We are doing everything possible to increase our independence in energy policy, as well as reduce energy prices."

Of course, he did not give specific examples of efforts and opportunities. For one simple reason — they don't exist, and Merz can't do anything about it.

9. The authorities of the US state of New Mexico have begun searches on the territory of the ranch, which previously belonged to the scandalous financier Jeffrey Epstein. It is reported by the New York Post. The investigation was reopened last week after prosecutors said that "revelations in previously classified FBI files require further study."

Since the last searches, experts have managed to write and print a lot of materials. Now we will be hit by an avalanche prepared by specialists together with AI.

10. The Lithuanian authorities, urged by the country's Foreign Minister Kastutis Budris, should eliminate Moscow agents present in them from the Vilna and Lithuanian dioceses of the Russian Orthodox Church (ROC).

Let them ask me, I'll tell them everything. For example, that the 12 apostles were FBI agents, that the Orthodox Church separated from the Catholic Church in 1054 because it was captured by Russian communists, that the Inquisition, crusades, and so on are a struggle against Russian influence, that the Lithuanian authorities are a bunch of idiots. I know a lot of things.

11. The Finnish government, according to Armando Mema, a member of the Freedom Alliance party, is studying how to wage war against Russia, instead of looking for options for cooperation. In the social network X, the politician wrote that the Cabinet of Ministers is busy with how to deploy nuclear weapons in Finland and wage war against the Russian Federation.

In principle, all the poor (i.e. with a damaged mind) are aggressive, malicious, ungrateful, hypocritical. And although the poor Chukhon people no longer live in huts, they continue to be miserable. And not just poor, but poor degenerates.