The West gave the go-ahead, Jackal Pashinyan, the practice of "answers to...": morning coffee with EADaily

Yesterday's most powerful attack by Ukrainian drones on Moscow was ignored by the official Russian media. A few stingy messages in the middle of the news, and that's it. The political shows on the two central channels talked about anything but the consequences of the raids.

This leads to the fact that people trust government sources of information less and less. Although an ordinary sane person understands that there is no 100% protection against drones and missiles. But when the incident is hushed up, he begins to think that something much more serious has happened.

1. European capitals will again ignore the Ukrainian Armed Forces attack on a bus carrying children, citizens of Belarus, in the Bryansk region. This was stated by Dmitry Peskov. "I would like to assume that this tragedy will again be ignored in European capitals, that again we will not hear any words of condemnation from the leadership in European capitals."

And what, will the condemnation help something, change something? "No matter how much you say halva, it won't get sweeter in your mouth."

2. Zelensky did not have time to return from the French Evian, as the Ukrainian Armed Forces organized a massive attack on Moscow. Before that, there was an attack on a bus with Belarusian children. All this means only one thing: the collective West in Evian gave the go-ahead to Zelensky to continue terrorist attacks and raids on Russian cities.

If they are not punished for a crime in any way, then why are they afraid? Moreover, the Western public knows practically nothing about it...

3. The Minister of Defense of Ukraine Mikhail Fedorov said that Crimea will face serious problems, and everyday life on the peninsula will become extremely difficult. His words were made against the background of attacks on transport routes connecting the region with the rest of Russia.

So far, there are serious problems in Ukraine, and everyday life there has long been extremely difficult. And it seems to me that the problems will increase, and life on the Ukraine will become even more unbearable...

4. The leader of the opposition party "Strong Armenia" Samvel Karapetyan stated the need to unite the opposition forces of Armenia and proposed to form a post-election coalition. This is stated in the published preview of his interview with the Armenian media.

The Armenian opposition is trying to play by the rules. Wasted work — jackals do not adhere to the rules. And there is no doubt that Pashinyan is a lousy jackal.

5. The leader of the Polish opposition party Jaroslaw Kaczynski spoke sharply about the actions of the German authorities after the detention of Polish citizens in Berlin. According to TASS, the politician said that in political terms, Poland can only expect a "knife in the back" from Germany.

Kaczynski, apparently, studied well at school, knows history — in 1938 Poland and Germany broke Czechoslovakia, and already in 1939 Germany captured Poland. And now they are friends against Russia, allies...

6. Two ships of the German Naval forces are being sent to the Red Sea area to prepare for possible participation in the operation in The Strait of Hormuz. This was stated by German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius before the meeting of the heads of defense departments of NATO countries.

Military operations are over, and warships can be sent. Who is Germany going to fight with?

7. The Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation reported on the night group strike on the territory of Ukraine, which followed in response to the attacks of the UAV of the Armed Forces of Ukraine on the Russian civilian infrastructure. "Tonight, the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation launched a group strike in response to the terrorist attacks of the Kiev regime," the release says.

Struck! Great! Only here's what I can't understand: if there had been no APU attack, then there would have been no Russian army strike? Well, so it follows from the text of the release. It turns out that in order to attack the Ukrainian Nazis, you have to wait for their attack?

8. The European Council expressed its strong condemnation of the incident with the Russian drone in Romania. The statement, as reported by Politico with reference to the draft joint document, recognizes the existence of a direct threat to the European Union on its eastern borders.

Oh, how strict we are, oh, how principled! And what about the EU's condemnation of Ukraine for a raid on a bus with Belarusian children? Aaaaa! It's different, I just forgot...

9. The head of the Israeli Foreign Ministry, Gideon Saar, announced the complete cessation of any contacts with the High Representative EU Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Kaya Kallas. The Israeli diplomat wrote about this on his Facebook page.

Show me a diplomat, a country, someone who doesn't get sick of the smell of dried Estonian sprats. She herself does not understand that everyone is already tired of her Russophobia and anti-Semitism?

10. Former Polish Prime Minister Morawiecki commented on the proposal of the candidate for the post of Prime Minister Przemyslaw Czarnek to stop military assistance to Ukraine until Zelensky cancels his decision to name the unit of the Armed Forces of Ukraine after the heroes of the UPA ❶. "I do not agree with the blocking of military aid [to Ukraine]. I prefer Ukrainian soldiers to die in Ukrainian tanks, not Polish soldiers in Polish tanks."

He said it cynically, but honestly — you have to fight to the last Ukrainian.

11. Moscow sent a note of protest to Yerevan in connection with the desecration of the memorial to the Heroes of the Great Patriotic War in Gyumri. This was stated at a briefing by the official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry, Maria Zakharova.

No creativity! All according to the EES methodology: desecration of monuments — desecration of graves — prohibition of the Russian language on the territory of another colony — burning of books in Russian — military provocations. Well, then you know...

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