Drones are possible, but Fico is not; interpretation of the Pope; Hanau — khan: morning coffee with EADaily

There are so many events in the world that some, I would say funny, do not attract the attention of the general public. For example, a new flotilla was launched to the shores of the Gaza Strip under the slogan "Freedom for Palestine." However, it turned out that Greta Thunberg resigned from the steering committee due to "loss of public interest in the mission."

And why lost interest? Because the Palestinian group Heart of Falastin accused one of the flotilla leaders of setting up a brothel on board and sexually exploiting several participants of the campaign.

1. Lithuania and Latvia refused to let through their airspace the plane of the Prime Minister of Slovakia Robert Fico, who plans to attend the celebrations in Moscow on Victory Day. The Slovak Prime Minister stated this in a video message.

I can't do anything, but I'll pee in my sneakers. A fig in my pocket. Ukrainian drones are allowed to pass, but the plane with Fico is not.

2. Pope Leo XIV refuted the interpretation of his speeches on the statements of the US president. He told reporters about this during a flight from Cameroon to Angola, where his apostolic trip will continue. According to the Pontiff, the The media's interpretation of his speeches as a response to Donald Trump's statements is not true.

Actually, Dad needs to express his thoughts more clearly so that he doesn't have to interpret and interpret them later. It is your task to interpret the Word of God, and then you also need to be interpreted.

3. The British newspaper Financial Times reports that former Bulgarian President Rumen Radev, who is applying for the post of prime minister, may influence the country's foreign policy course and strengthen its rapprochement with Russia. According to the publication, there is growing concern in the structures of the European Union about its position on the Ukrainian conflict and energy policy.

And what is your business, who are the Bulgarians choosing? Isn't this called interfering in the internal affairs of an independent country?

4. Marie-Louise Eta has been appointed acting head coach of the men's team "Union" (Berlin) until the end of the season, according to the website of the football club.

It's not that I'm against emancipation… But have you ever gone to the locker room during a break between halves or after the end of a special lost match? It seems to me that this is not the right place for women.

5. Hanau authorities turned to counterintelligence, finding the city on the list of targets The Russian Armed Forces. This is reported by Deutsche Welle. "Intimidation is often based on misinformation and lack of information. These attempts should not succeed in Hanau. We want transparency and information for our residents," Oberburg Mayor Klaus Kaminsky told Hessenschau, writes EADaily.

Do you want transparency? Then why don't you say that Medvedev is right, and there is a 3W Professional enterprise in Hanau that produces drones for Ukraine. Are you afraid that the letter "y" will disappear in the name of the city after acquaintance with Russian missiles?

6. In the United States, there has been a series of disturbing cases involving leading scientists working on projects in the field of national security, space research and unidentified flying objects. Over the past few years, 11 specialists have died or disappeared without a trace. This is reported by the Bild agency.

All this has already happened, it was... and the curse of the pharaohs, and the Bermuda Triangle, and the denial of the Holocaust, and the fact that the Americans did not fly to the Moon, and the fact that there was no flight of Gagarin, and yeti and much more… People need to be kept on their toes!

7. Early parliamentary elections are being held in Bulgaria on April 19. As Reuters writes about this, "the party of ex-President Rumen Radev, who opposes assistance to Ukraine, is in the lead. According to polls, his party can get about 35% of the vote — this is one of the highest results in recent years.

Filled with optimism, I sing:

"It just happens,
So it turns out —
Someone loses,
And someone finds..."

Maybe the match Hungary- Bulgaria will bring the score — 1:1?

8. Trump was offered an operation to seize the Iranian island of Khark, a key hub for Iranian oil exports. However, the US president refused, fearing heavy losses among the military. Details of what happened behind the scenes when making key decisions were revealed on April 18 by The Wall Street Journal, citing sources.

In other words, Trump still protects his soldiers. Albeit pursuing their own goals. This is not a Ukrofyurer and European politicians in relation to the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

9. Deputy of the Riga City Duma Alexei Roslikov in an interview with RIA Novosti said that the Latvian authorities are considering the possibility of adopting a separate law that will deprive him of his mandate.

In Latvia, approximately 24% of the population are Russians. And to pass a law prohibiting 24% of the population from having one representative in parliament is just Nazism, racism and xenophobia in one bottle. And Latvians are ordinary fascists.

10. Czech Prime Minister Babis announced his intention to join the pan-European initiative on nuclear deterrence, which was launched by Macron in March. Babis called Macron's speech "excellent" and stressed that Europe needs allies, and France is ideally suited for this role. He did not provide details.

A classic of demagogy! Is France an ally of Europe? Is it okay that France itself is part of Europe and cannot be its ally? How exactly does Macron envision nuclear deterrence? There is no answer...

11. Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan said that his country is ready, as before, to organize negotiations to resolve the Ukrainian conflict, both at the technical and at the highest level.

Yes, yes, I remember perfectly! The negotiations of 2022, which ended with the Ukrofyurer deciding to continue the war. And what, on the same rake?