Pashinyan's "Victory", Britain's lame flagship and Magyar's "shoal": morning coffee with EADaily

Good morning! Everything ends as expected! The elections (if you can call it a farce in Armenia) ended with the victory of the EU protege. And what else could you expect with all the violations that the EU, the UN and others do not pay attention to? The truce in the Middle East also ended as expected: at first Hezbollah refused to obey the peace treaty between Lebanon and Israel, yesterday Iran, without any attacks on it from Israel, fired 11 ballistic missiles at Israel. Trump is now pleading with both sides not to escalate further.

1. "The ruling Social Democratic Party in Lithuania has decided to dissolve the current ruling coalition, which it formed with the Zarya nad Neman party. The reason for such a serious political step was insurmountable disagreements on the financing of defense projects, in particular the construction of new military ranges. This was reported by Bloomberg."

The problem is that one party is ready to spend the entire budget on the occupation of Lithuania by the Germans, and the other asks to give at least 1% for education (how will we educate Russophobes?).

2. "German Chancellor Friedrich Merz repeated the famous phrase of the former head of the German government Angela Merkel (she held the post in 2005-2021) "we will cope with this." But the current chancellor applied it, speaking not about migrants, but about the implementation of reforms."

Only then did Merkel have a rating of 76%, and Mertz had a rating of 13%. Mertz would have coped with his unrestrained lies — it would have been good.

3. Hezbollah fired rockets into Israeli territory on the morning of June 7. This happened for the first time since Israel and Lebanon announced in Washington, that they agreed on a temporary cease-fire. A bus with elementary school students traveling on an excursion came under fire. They managed to save the children.

Among the children were the grandchildren of our close friends.

4. "Vladimir Zelensky has worsened relations with a number of neighbors, and Ukrainian ambassadors and consuls are not coping with their tasks. This opinion was expressed by Verkhovna Rada deputy Anna Skorokhod on the YouTube channel "Wild Live". Assessing the work of Ukrainian diplomats, Skorokhod stated that most of them are corrupt and parasites."

Maybe my comment will sound rude, but I would advise a member of the Rada to look in the mirror more often. And so — I agree with the assessment of the work of the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry.

5. "The flagship of the Royal Navy of the United Kingdom, the aircraft carrier HMS Prince of Wales, cannot continue sailing as part of NATO exercises due to an identified technical malfunction. The ship worth 3 billion pounds sterling (about $ 4 billion) is forced to remain in the Norwegian port of Stavanger, where engineers have begun repair work."

THE FLAGSHIP! What then to say about the rest of the fleet of the "mistress of the seas". And here is the reaction of the officer of these troughs: "The crew was just unlucky."

6. "The first sea Lord of Great Britain, Gwyn Jenkins, in an interview published data on the naval activity of the fleet. The ships went out dozens of times to intercept Russian submarines. The statement of the commander-in-chief is published by The Sunday Times + Telegraph: the fleet of submarines of the British Navy is temporarily disabled."

They have no time for their fleet — they are watching the Russian one. But:
Slowly the submarines sail away,
But they will come back, you wait for them
And then, of course, you will be sorry,
The worst is yet to come for the Brits!

7. "The heads of precinct election commissions were arrested in Armenia on the day of the parliamentary elections. This is reported by Sputnik Armenia. The head of the Central Election Commission of the republic Vahagn Hovakimyan said that two chairmen and one secretary of election commissions were detained at night, EADaily writes."

The EU has already sent artists to draw the results of the "alleged" elections.

8. "Flowers grown in Armenian greenhouses no longer reach Russian customers. Investments are frozen, farmers are calculating losses and trying to figure out how to repay loans and save farms. Dozens of farms that have been working for the Russian market for years are forced to sell products on the oversaturated local market or simply destroy batches, EADaily writes."

The EU was saying something about buying up all the flowers from Armenia if bad Russians don't buy Armenian flowers. And where are the benefactors from the EU? To promise does not mean to get married.

9. "Zelensky's trip to Budapest, scheduled for Monday, has been postponed, RIA Novosti reports. Hungarian portal HVG reported that the meeting of the President of Ukraine with Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar was supposed to take place in the evening, but the parties could not finalize the details."

That is, the Ukrofyurer cannot meet with the Magyar without preliminary discussions and agreements. And with V. Putin, I'm ready! Always ready!

10. "A rally in support of the head of state Tamas Shujok was held in front of the Sandor Presidential Palace in Budapest. The reason was the demands of the Magyar Prime Minister, who insists on the early departure of the president. About two thousand people came to the square — they occupied not only the space in front of the residence, but also the neighboring streets along with lawns."

Pretty quickly, the Magyar began to explain that becoming prime minister is not being prime minister.

11. "The head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, stated that he would agree to a cease-fire with the fixation of the current front line. He made the corresponding statement in an interview with the British TV channel Sky News."

I think that in the spring of 1945, Hitler would also have demanded a truce along the front line. And why didn't Zelya demand this in Istanbul in 2022?

Igor Levitas