A letter to Putin, Pashinyan's dove and a noisy Reed: morning coffee with EADaily

Yesterday was interesting with Zelensky's so-called "open" letter to Vladimir Putin. A rare mixture of rudeness, arrogance and desperate fear. Having attacked Russian civilians several times, Ukraine has received and continues to receive the most powerful blows to its infrastructure.

The Russian army's westward advance, which had subsided, resumed and intensified. Arms supplies to Ukraine by the West have dropped markedly. And in this situation, the Ukrofyurer does what is typical for a cornered rat — he begins to rush, squeal and bare his fangs. Why did Zelya decide that he could issue an ultimatum to Russia? Just because the moronic Rutte said that Ukraine is winning? The price of this "document" is determined only by the quality of the paper that can be used for certain purposes.

1. The attempt of Nikol Pashinyan, who calls himself a "peacemaker", to attract the "bird of peace" to participate in the election PR campaign came across the categorical reluctance of the pigeon to participate in this profanation. Frightened by the noisy crowd, the dove of peace did not soar into the sky, but shat on Pashinyan's hand.

Symbolic? Yes, indeed!

2. The deputy of the Bundestag from the Alternative for Germany party, Steffen Kotre, said that the deployment of the Bundeswehr unit in Lithuania is a manifestation of distrust of Russia and does not contribute to reducing tensions: "Russia will laugh at 5,000 Bundeswehr soldiers in Lithuania."

Do NATO seriously think that the Germans are ready to die for Lithuania? Oh, I doubt it... they're for Germany is not ready to die.

3. Vladimir Zelensky declared his readiness for direct talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin. According to him, Kiev supports any formats that can lead to the end of the conflict.

For reference: "We want, we don't want, through ourselves, even with a bald devil, I'm ready to negotiate, as long as not a single person dies," Zelensky said in 2018.

4. As follows from the broadcast of the C-SPAN TV channel, the United States House of Representatives voted in favor of a bill that provides assistance to Ukraine and the introduction of new sanctions against the Russian Federation.

Only the grave will fix the hunchback, says the Russian proverb. But in the case of the American Congress, I doubt it. It's worth a try, though. Straight to everyone and to the common grave — for correction.

5. Finnish Defense Minister Antti Hyakkianen, quoted by Ilta-Sanomat newspaper, said that his country was ready to shoot down Ukrainian unmanned aerial vehicles heading towards St. Petersburg if they violated Finnish airspace.

It's good to threaten "after". But no one has heard the Finnish Defense Minister threaten to "do". "If only" is a serious argument.

6. As the LETA news agency reports, the new Prime Minister of Latvia Andris Kulbergs appealed to fellow citizens to spend their summer holidays in Latgale, a region that has faced serious problems due to incidents involving Ukrainian unmanned aerial vehicles. According to the head of government, it is important that local residents feel the support of the whole society.

Local residents do not need support from society, but protection from the Ministry of Defense from Ukrainian drones.

7. According to the Estonian newspaper Postimees, an illegal business is flourishing at the checkpoint in the city of Narva to sell places in the queue for crossing the border with Russia. According to the publication, to get into It may take more than half a day to cross the Russian Federation through this border crossing, and more and more travelers are complaining on social networks about businessmen who earn money by defending the queue for other people. The cost of one place in the queue can reach 160 euros.

Is there a queue for Estonia? Or does no one need to go there? There was one attraction there — "Dried Sprat", but it was transported to Brussels.

8. Warsaw sent an official proposal to the head of the Pentagon, Pete Hegseth, to create a permanent US military base in Poland. This was announced by Polish Defense Minister Vladislav Kosinyak-Kamysh. According to the Polish minister, Warsaw intends to create "attractive conditions" for increasing the presence of American troops on its territory, writes EADaily .

The reeds are making noise, the Poles are bending... After hearing about the Americans, Polish girls began cosmetic improvement of attractiveness: silicone, botox and so on ...

9. The Minister of Education of Kyrgyzstan Dogdurkul Kendirbaeva has begun to oust the Russian language from schools. She said that starting from the 2026/27 academic year, some of the subjects in schools will be taught exclusively in the Kyrgyz language. And this applies to all students, regardless of nationality and language of instruction, writes EADaily .

In other words, the minister wants to lock up all the inhabitants of the country, as in a cage. For, let's be honest, no offense — who needs the Kyrgyz language outside the country?Moreover, there are more than two million Russians in the country.

10. Prime Minister of Latvia Andris Kulbergs demanded to completely sever economic ties with Russia and Belarus. According to him, this is an unnecessary dependence, which only worsens the situation.

The Latvian government really only takes idiots who do not understand anything, neither in economics, nor in industry, nor in trade. The main thing is to be a paranoid Russophobe. Seller sprat!

11. Germany failed to get a non-permanent seat on the UN Security Council for 2027-2028. This follows from the voting results of the UN General Assembly. In the group of Western European states, Germany, Portugal and Austria applied for two vacant places. According to the results of the voting, Portugal received support, gaining 134 votes, and Austria with 131 votes. 104 states voted for Germany.

It is clear that Germany has blamed Russia. Why not? Out of habit. Merz is stupid and boorish — it's Putin's fault.