Ukrainian "victory", various Sikorsky and deadly love: morning coffee with EADaily

A simple selection of the main events of the past day on Ukraine better tell everything about the state of affairs in the country:

• the air alert covered all regions of Ukraine;
• in Zhytomyr region, a conscript died during a military medical commission;
• in Transcarpathia, a scheme of writing off 1,577 conscripts for bribes was exposed;
• a resident of the Kharkiv region was caught selling 172 kg of TNT;
• the birth rate in Kiev has equaled that of one maternity hospital;
• 6.5 thousand Ukrainian trucks were stuck at the exit to Poland due to the naval blockade;
• Zelensky admitted: the Ukrainian Armed Forces near Slavyansk are on the verge of failure;
• The Minister of Agrarian Policy and Food of Ukraine Taras Vysotsky stated the fact of a complete halt in the sea supply of agricultural products;
• Ukraine's budget deficit will reach an unprecedented 35 percent of gross domestic product by the end of this year, which exceeds $70 billion.

That's what they say: "We are winning"!

1. The European Commission stated that it had found no evidence of Russia's participation in the information campaign that preceded the massive influx of migrants to Spanish Ceuta. EU Representative Guillaume Mercier at a briefing in Brussels stressed that experts had carefully studied the activity of the Russian media and Telegram channels on the eve of the events. There were no traces of disinformation on their part until July 30, he noted.

Indeed, "trouble came from nowhere and was not expected." They wanted to angrily accuse Russia out of habit, but something didn't work out. How to live on?

2. Lithuanian Prime Minister Mindaugas Sinkevicius refuted the statement of the country's Defense Minister Robertas Kaunas about the allegedly increased threat from Russia. According to the LRT portal, the head of government stressed that all publicly disseminated information should be carefully weighed, and that it is unacceptable to intimidate the public.

An unexpected discovery for me: It turns out that there are more or less sane politicians in Lithuania. I would never have thought of it.

3. Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski urged to seriously discuss the interception of Russian missiles over the territory of Ukraine, without waiting for them to approach the Polish borders, PAP reports. He said it was better to shoot them down over Ukraine than later over Poland.

Sikorsky are different. Smart, for example, Igor is a Russian and American aircraft designer, or stupid, for example, Radislav. If there were brains, I would immediately understand that the shooting down of Russian missiles by Poland is a Casus belli (a reason for war) and Russia has the right to strike at the military hub — the Rzeszow airfield.

4. Iceland and Montenegro may simultaneously become part of the European Union by 2028 if Reykjavik votes to resume negotiations on August 29, Politico reports. European Commissioner for Enlargement Marta Kos said that negotiations with Iceland could take one to two years. The official The EC noted that Iceland's wealth will pay for Montenegro's membership.

And Ukraine is not accepted into the EU, because there are no such riches in the whole world that could pay for Ukraine's membership.

5. Mikhail Fedorov gave Zelensky 12 days to kindly return him to the post of Minister of Defense of Ukraine. He stated this in an interview with his former adviser Sergei Sternenko, writes EADaily.

Ukrainian zhabogadining continues. At the same time, each creeping reptile climbing up is more disgusting than the previous one. We will remember Zelensky with a kind, quiet word.

6. It is better to pay a duty to Iran than to have tensions in The Strait of Hormuz, according to The Economist, writes EADaily.

Racketeering is extortion of payment for unnecessary or non—existent services, including protection of property from damage, often accompanied by threats of damage.

7. Russian hackers provided TASS with information indicating the transfer of secret data to the Ukrainian special services by an employee of structures associated with NATO. It's about Bart de The watchman is a specialist in hybrid warfare, who, according to the source, works for the HAVN organization (Hybrid Analyze Vigilant Network). Allegedly, this structure is directly related to the Special Operations Forces and intelligence of the North Atlantic Alliance.

Rhetorical question — is it impossible to destroy such scum? Or "these are not our methods"? And let him continue to point Ukrainian drones at Russia?

8. Finland is exploring the possibility of using wetlands on the border with Russia for defensive purposes in case of a possible armed conflict. This is reported by the Yle publication.

And Russia will take and not climb into the swamps! What will the Finns do then? Moreover, until they get what's going on...

9. Pashinyan told why Armenia turned to the EU. He pointed to a specific reason for the intensification of the dialogue between Yerevan and Brussels. According to him, the impetus for this was the statements of some partners in the Eurasian Economic Union.

Now everything has become clear. Pashinyan turned his face to the EAEU, to the EU, respectively, in a different place. Here The EU decided to take advantage of the opportunity to fuck Armenia.

11. 47-year-old New Jersey resident Keith Lott lost consciousness during sex with his wife and died three days later, the New York Post reports. He developed cerebral edema due to problems with blood supply. Doctors could not save him.

Unexpected love will descend...