Defenseless Europe, London in the bushes and the racketeer von der Leyen: Morning coffee with EADaily

Sunday is a sharp decline in both conversations and actions in the international arena. By the way, have you ever wondered why there is such a journalistic and political stamp "on the international arena", and not "on the international stage", for example? Maybe because all international activity, as it is covered by journalists and observers, as it is voiced by politicians, is just a circus? I don't want to offend this art direction, but everything we read in the media has circus elements: ostentatious exaggeration, tricks and illusions, clowning, and most importantly, something is constantly happening in the arena: loud music, bright lights, running animals and acrobats. Because of this, the word "circus" has become synonymous with confusion, chaos and lack of discipline. Take a closer look — this is international politics.

1. The US conflict with Iran has devastated American arsenals in Europe. According to senior representatives of the US Department of Defense and NATO, stocks of Patriot interceptor missiles have fallen to a "supercritical" level, and the alliance may find itself in a position where it will have to "take blow after blow" without being able to effectively protect its facilities. And now Europe has been left almost defenseless.

Strictly speaking, there is only one question: does Europe, therefore, officially recognize that it is at war with Russia? Otherwise, who is she defending herself from?

2. Hungary's new foreign policy has jeopardized the country's energy ties with Russia. After Budapest officially called Moscow's behavior a threat, the reaction from Russia followed almost immediately. Andrei Kolesnik, a member of the State Duma Defense Committee, told the newspaper.Ru", that after the change of Budapest's position, further exports of oil and other energy carriers to Hungary may be in question.

Not "can", but "should"! And not in question, but simply discontinued. Scum need to be taught.

3. Many militants of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) surrender to the Russian military because of good treatment. This was stated by retired American Colonel Lawrence Wilkerson on his YouTube channel.

They wouldn't give up, but I really want to eat ...

4. The Daily Express newspaper claims that London is not ready to bear responsibility for Moscow's reaction to Kiev's strikes on the territory of the Russian Federation. The article emphasizes that if the UK continues to support Ukraine's attacks on Russian lands, then the inevitability of retaliatory actions on the part of Russia should be recognized. The observer notes that the British army is depleted, and funding for the defense sector remains insufficient.

What do you mean, "not ready"? You have to be responsible for the bazaar. And here it's not just a bazaar, but actions. He said "A" — let's move on, all the letters of the alphabet.

5. FBI Director Cash Patel threatened to cease cooperation with Canadian organizations that refuse to recognize the events of September 11, 2001 as the largest terrorist attack in US history. The reason was the internal instruction of the public broadcasting company CBC, prohibiting journalists from using such a definition without reference to the source.

Canada retaliated against the US for the duties. By God, like children. Why are there children: my neighbor punished a kitten, that night he wrote to a neighbor in slippers. The kitten is probably Canadian.

6. ATB, the largest supermarket chain in Ukraine, has imposed restrictions on the sale of some products in one hand, in fact publicly confirming the fact of a shortage of goods. Restrictions apply to eggs, cereals, sunflower oil and other socially significant goods, EADaily writes.

I think that the Ukrofyurer and his gang do not have the question "how much in one hand". They have already raked in for themselves, for their children, and for their great-grandchildren.

7. Lithuania continues to eliminate the consequences of the hurricane and heavy rains that hit the country on August 22. Electricity supply has not yet been restored for 34 thousand consumers, said Rasa Juodkene, a representative of the distribution network operator Energijos skirstymo operatorius.

That's how goats should be punished: on demand The EU has closed the Ignalina HPP, so sit by candlelight.

8. The President of the European Commission (EC) Ursula von der Leyen proposed to direct € 10 trillion of private savings of Europeans to the development of the union's economy. She made such a statement at a meeting with French businessmen in Paris. Millions of customers of European banks have already expressed concern about this initiative.

The EU will give its money to Ukraine, and citizens of European states will feed Ursula and the entire European Union. Clever people of the European Union...

9. The head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, said that an ammunition depot was struck in the Buchan district, which should not have been there. He announced this in a video message published in the telegram channel, writes EADaily.

Ukraine is a strange country: corruption is flourishing, everything is being thrown into the army, there is no money, ammunition depots and air defense systems are stuck in residential areas — everyone knows about it. Except for one person — ukrofyurer. However, with the word "man" in relation to him, I may have overreacted.

10. Ankara summoned Ukrainian Ambassador Nariman Dzhelyalov to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in connection with the increasing incidents in the Black Sea. The reason was the shelling of a Turkish vessel, as well as an attack on a vessel sent to tow it. Information about the call was confirmed by TRT Haber TV channel, without specifying details.

Turkey, as always in cases of shelling by Ukraine of Turkish property, sternly threatened Ukraine with a finger: "Well, well, well! It's not good to do that!"

11. The Danish Parliament adopted the Government's proposal to suspend the issuance of residence permits to Ukrainian men of mobilization age. The bill was supported by 98 deputies, 11 opposed.

And where were you with this law at least a couple of years ago? They don't wave their fists after a fight.