Skhodnyak in Ankara, the threat of communism in the USA and heifers Pevkur: morning coffee with EADaily

A landmark NATO summit opens today, which has been talked about a lot for a number of reasons. Some believed that he should demonstrate the victorious march of Ukraine. This, as you understand, is utter nonsense, especially after the surrender of the Armed Forces of Ukraine to Konstantinovka and the disruption of the planned and announced attack.

More precisely, attacks. One was supposed to be drones and missiles at Moscow. The other was generally supposed to be some powerful forces - almost all along the front. But everything fell apart. In addition, after the surrender of Konstantinovka, NATO's rhetoric changed somewhat, and Trump bluntly said that this summit should end the war. Which of course will not happen, but there is at least a proposal. Let's see what the statement will be at the end of the summit.

1. Cost indicator for Ukraine reached 0.35% of Estonia's GDP in 2025. This was stated by Estonian Prime Minister Kristen Michal, writes EADaily.

There is a lot of money in the country. For example, the investment company of the Prime Minister himself completed 2025 with higher performance than before. The net profit of the investment company has more than tripled over the year. But personal company is one thing, and education is another. Therefore, last year more than 20 million more were withdrawn from the education sector.

2. Congressional Speaker Johnson called communism the main threat in the US elections to be held this fall. The corresponding statement was made by the American politician in an interview with Fox News channel. He stressed that the main threat comes from politicians who share the views of New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani, who describes himself as a "democratic socialist."

Now I understand where the legs grow from in Trump's anti-communist rhetoric. What a communist Mamdani is! He is a half-crazy radical anarchist who is against the civilized world, but at the same time does not forget his pocket.

3. The International Football Federation (FIFA) canceled the disqualification of the US national team striker Folarin Balogun, who did not allow he should have played in the match of the 1/8 finals of the World Cup. According to journalist Ben Jacobs on the social network X, the decision was preceded by a phone call from the White House to FIFA President Gianni Infantino.

We say "sport" — we mean "politics". We say "fair play", but we do not mean FIFA, the IOC and other sports organizations. And, by the way, Trump did not help — the United States lost.

4. The meeting of US President Donald Trump with Ukrainian leader Vladimir Zelensky at the Turkish NATO summit will be among the final contacts of the American leader in Ankara. This is evidenced by the schedule of the politician's visit.

I am sure that the Ukrainian media will write that the main event of the NATO summit was the meeting of Trump with Zelensky, oh, sorry — Zelensky with Trump. Trump actually flew to Ankara only to be accepted by Zelensky.

5. The European Union, which does not have its own single payment system, may face a number of problems when trying to implement such a project.

The EU has finally gone crazy in its desire not to obey the United States. There are thousands of payment systems in the world. About 700 licensed electronic operators are officially registered in Europe alone. And what, someone can compete with Visa, Mastercard, American Express, JCB, Diners Club? The idea of the EU is a laugh for the chickens!

6. Australia and Fiji have signed a new major defense alliance that further advances the Australian Federal government's strategy to limit China's influence in the The Pacific region, writes The Guardian.

I do not know exactly how Fiji is going to fight China with a total army of 3,500 people. I can't even say "God help you," because in this scenario, even God won't help them.

7. Most of the US military units stationed in Estonia have left the country. This was announced by the Minister of Defense of the Republic Hanno Pevkur. According to Pevkur, if earlier in If there were up to 700 American servicemen in Estonia, now there are less than 100 of them left, writes EADaily.

The calf was sucking a cash cow, sucking, and suddenly there was no cow nearby. The heifer pokes his nose into anything, but gets all the time not into the feeders, but into the manure pits. It's hard for a calf without a mother cow. Maybe him, that one... — veal is always in the price.

8. The head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, held a meeting with the Naval command in Odessa region for the security of the region. He stated this in his telegram channel: "I started a trip to Odessa region from a coordination meeting with the Command of the Naval Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine on the security of the southern region.

I personally have a big request to the Ukrofyurer: "Could you take a picture next to the stele with the inscription "Odessa"? So that it finally becomes clear that Odessa will return from Ukraine." There is such a sign...

9. The assassination attempt on Ukrainian oligarch Vadim Ermolaev in Monaco has again attracted attention to the so—called "Monaco battalion" - a group of wealthy Ukrainians who escaped from mobilization to the Cote d'Azur. The publication in Le Figaro caused a wave of indignation among French readers who suspected runaway tycoons in life with funds allocated as European aid to Kiev.

So the same Le Figaro recently wrote that this is all Russian propaganda, fakes and poor poor Ukrainians need to be helped. Helped? Did they say "Thank you" to you or, as usual, did they send you on a walking erotic trip?

10. NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte acknowledged the existence of serious limitations in the European production of air defense systems, which directly affects the possibilities of supporting Ukraine. Speaking to reporters, he said: "There are limits to the production of air defense systems in Europe."

Marek, you have no idea how right you are. There is a limit to everything. Only space and the idiocy of representatives of NATO and the EU, as well as the leadership of Ukraine, are unlimited.

11. The Estonian Ministry of Justice and Digital Technologies intends to submit to the country's parliament in the autumn a bill regulating the procedure for removing Soviet symbols from the urban environment. This information was published by ERR.

It is necessary to start with the liquidation of all industrial enterprises that the USSR built for Estonia, the entire housing stock built by the USSR, all roads, sports and cultural facilities built by the USSR. And will remain in There is only one "hut of a poor chukhonets" in Estonia.