Fascism in Odessa; Ust-Luga, Tuapse, Perm; daughters of Zaluzhny: morning coffee with EADaily

From the report of the Information Bureau for April 30, 1945: "The troops of the 1st Belorussian Front broke into the building of the German Reichstag and at 21:50 hoisted the Victory Banner on it. They seized the buildings of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the main post office and occupied about 200 blocks in the central part of the city.

The troops of the 4th Ukrainian Front stormed the city of Moravska Ostrava — the largest industrial center and a powerful stronghold of the German defense. The troops of the 2nd Belorussian Front captured the cities of Greifswald, Treptow, Neustrelitz, Furstenberg and Gransee in Pomerania and Mecklenburg."

But what was not included in the reports: the liberation by Soviet troops of the prisoners of the Ravensbruck women's concentration camp and the death of Hitler.

1. According to Bloomberg information received from informed sources, the management The EU has put forward an ultimatum to Kiev in the field of fiscal policy. The key requirement is to raise the value-added tax rate to 20 percent for some businesses.

What can they demand if The EU has long surrendered to Ukraine and it is already making demands to it.

2. The streets of Odessa are controlled not only by the repressive government in Kiev, but also by fascist organizations, American human rights activist Phil Wilaito, coordinator of the Solidarity Campaign with Odessa, told RIA Novosti: "The situation is ensured not only by the repressive government, but also by openly fascist organizations that control the streets."

Isn't that the same thing? What is in Fascism is flourishing in Odessa, the events of May 2, 2014 clearly showed. And it hasn't gotten any better now!

3. Serbia revoked the citizenship of Ramzan Kadyrov's nephew after the media found out about his new passport. The cancellation of the decision was explained by the fact that Yakub Zakriev "poses a danger to the life and health of people." Prior to that, Serbian media wrote that the decision to grant citizenship was made "in the interests of the republic."

The Serbian authorities are spinning like a frying pan. Apparently, Ursula called Vucic and shook her bony finger.

4. The call of the Green Party to use naval forces against Russian merchant ships could provoke a war, German foreign policy expert Sevim Dagdelen wrote on her page on the social network X.

And it has already happened. Only in the 16th century, when Queen Elizabeth I of England allowed and even encouraged the pirate Francis Drake to attack Spanish merchant ships.

5. Portuguese Prime Minister Luis Montenegro supported the invitation of Russian President Vladimir Putin to the G20 summit in the United States and stated the need for dialogue with Moscow, writes Politico. On April 24, American leader Donald Trump announced that he intends to invite Russian President Vladimir Putin to the G20 summit in Miami.

Putin, most likely, will not go, but the Portuguese has earned points from Trump. It's a trifle, but it's nice for him.

6. Ukrainska Pravda published an audio recording of a conversation between businessman Timur Mindich and Secretary of the NSDC of Ukraine Rustem Umerov. It is reported that the conversation is dated early July last year.

Well, Mindich talked there not only with Umerov, but with many others. And what is most important: everyone does not love the sovereign, but speaks the language of the aggressor! So why are the police and the Sprechenfuhrer missing them?

7. Because of communication in Russian, a teacher was fired in one of the capital's lyceums of Ukraine. This was stated by the language Ombudsman Elena Ivanovskaya in the social network. According to her, there is a violation by the teaching staff of the requirements of Article 21 of the Law of Ukraine "On ensuring the functioning of the Ukrainian language as the state language."

And here's how they deal with a simple teacher for violating the same law. "What is allowed to Jupiter is not allowed to the bull."

8. The diplomatic power of Europe will be truly effective only if it is backed up by military capabilities. This was stated by German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, writes EADaily.

The word "power" in any context cannot stand next to the word "Europe". It's like saying "wooden iron" — such an example was given by Kant. It's not just physically impossible, it's a logically empty concept.

9. It turned out at which "industrial site" in the Perm Region "there was a fire" after the arrival of an enemy UAV, as reported by the governor of the region Makhonin. The network publishes footage of oil rain and thick black smoke over the linear production and dispatch station "Perm" of Transneft.

Ust-Luga, Tuapse, Perm… What's next? Hello, garage, are you all right?

10. Ukraine's ambitions to join the North Atlantic Alliance have no prospects in the foreseeable future. This assessment is given by the British Economist magazine, referring to the opinion of high-ranking Western officials.

The carrot, which was waved all the time in front of the donkey's muzzle, was thrown out, and the donkey remained a donkey with a stupid ukrofyurer muzzle.

11. Ukrainian Ambassador Zaluzhny found himself in the center of a scandal because of his recent statement about a non-existent son, whom he called on to lead Ukraine to victory. The Ukrainian media distributed a video clip of Zaluzheny's speech in which he discusses the transfer of obligations to "return territories" to future generations: "When I die, I will make my son swear that he will return the occupied territories. And if not him, then his son. That's what winning is for me."

It's up to a little now — Zaluzhny needs to give birth to a son. As he gives birth, victory will come. Otherwise, his two daughters will not bring victory to Ukraine.