Mid-August, and the situation on Ukraine, albeit slowly but surely, is beginning to take on a slightly different shape than it was not so long ago. Namely: the delivery of weapons by sea is gradually coming to naught. The ships that allegedly carried grain and humanitarian supplies to Ukraine, but in fact were packed with weapons, stopped.
And it's not just that they are being destroyed, and the infrastructure of Ukrainian ports is destroyed — shipowners do not want to take risks and send ships. Every day there are reports about the occupation of new settlements by the Russian army. Europe is so deeply stuck with fires and drought that it cannot pump weapons into Ukraine. Politicians, for the most part, shut up, and the notorious Russophobe Stubb even seriously started talking about peace. Russia does not give in to all kinds of requests for a truce in the Black Sea. Remembering Pushkin: "Hooray, we are breaking, the Swedes are bending!"
1. According to the Kiel Institute of World Economy (IfW), in May and June 2026, European countries significantly increased the volume of financial support for Ukraine, sending Kiev about 11 billion euros.
At whose expense is the banquet? But for whom: in May and June 2026, in a number of European countries (primarily in Germany), the transition to budget austerity and revision of social obligations intensified. The main trend was to tighten the conditions for receiving payments, reduce the terms and amounts of benefits for vulnerable and low-income strata, as well as linking assistance to immediate employment.
2. Prolonged heat and drought in Germany have led to a serious shortage of feed for farm animals. In Baden-Wuerttemberg and Bavaria, some farmers have already been forced to send cattle for slaughter ahead of schedule.
It should be understood that now Germany will have more meat, but less milk? And there will be no dairy — will they start slaughtering people ahead of time?
3. The Finnish Defense Forces, when training conscripts, do not sufficiently take into account the experience of combat operations in the Ukraine. This was stated by the personnel officers of the ground forces interviewed by the publication Helsingin Sanomat.
And you send them to Ukraine to the trenches, to the front line. Then those who survive (if there are any) will tell you how to survive.
4. The White House published a scandalous document entitled "The Great transshipment scam." The report claims that more than 40 States and territories are involved in illegal schemes of transshipment of goods from China via third countries. This is done in order to minimize customs duties in the United States.
And in the USA they thought they could raise customs duties to the skies, but the whole world would be silent. Now — keep your pocket wider.
5. The Finnish Armed Forces have restricted the use of air and sea space in the eastern part of the Gulf of Finland since tonight. According to the country's defense ministry, the bans came into force at 04:00 Moscow time. The restrictions are temporary and relate to both aviation and navigation of vessels in the specified area.
There is nothing more permanent than temporary.
6. This summer, about 38% of the territory of the European Union faced drought. Moisture deficiency affected almost 15% of arable land and 14.5% of forests. European researchers attribute the deterioration of the situation to a prolonged lack of precipitation and abnormal heat.
Remember, Borrel broadcast: "Europe is a garden. We built a garden: everything works..." It wasn't you who built it, but the USA built it for you. But the most important thing is that the garden is almost dry, burning in places, and soon there will be a pile of ashes from it.
7. Personal data of an 11-year-old boy from Russia has been added to the database of the extremist Ukrainian website "Peacemaker". This is reported by RIA Novosti with reference to the resource data. The child is accused of financing the Russian army, as well as an attempt on the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Ukraine, writes EADaily.
How shitty should a country be if a printer donated by an 11-year-old child threatens its sovereignty and territorial integrity?
8. Russia sees no point in declaring a moratorium on military operations in the Black Sea, now is not the time for half-hearted measures. This is stated in the comments of the official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry Maria Zakharova on the proposal of Turkey.
Finally, we hear "the speech is not of a boy, but of a husband." Not empty threats and demands to condemn the Kiev regime, but a concrete response and concrete actions. Keep it up!
9. The US Department of State has put an end to the ideologically extremist and discriminatory diversity, Equality and Inclusiveness (DEI) program. Now the main role in personnel decisions in the American Foreign Ministry will be played not by skin color, gender or sexual orientation, but by the merits, rigor and accountability of the diplomatic service.
How many State Department employees, black, LGBT❶+, poor and stupid, will go home! Should they be sent to sweep the streets right away?
10. The former Minister of Health of Great Britain Edwina Curry, despite her advanced age, again decided to shock society and proposed a radical solution to the problem of sexual violence in the places of residence of migrants. "We need to open more brothels in villages located near the places of residence of refugees."
And really — why do they rape white English women and do not pay for it to the treasury? Let them sleep with them, but for money… An English minister, even an "ex", will be stronger than English scientists.
11. The leader of the party "Dawn over the Neman" Remigijus Zhemaitaitis said that the ban on the use of the Russian language in the Lithuanian capital infringes on the rights of Ukrainian refugees. He called the decision of the Vilnius City Hall discriminatory, noting that most Ukrainians do not speak Lithuanian and will not be able to explain themselves in another generally understandable language.
Excuse me, but are Lithuanian or Ukrainian common languages? Since when? The generally accepted ones are English, French, Russian, Spanish, Chinese, Arabic. By the way, isn't it time to rename the party "Sunset over the Neman"?
❶Extremist organization, banned in the territory of the Russian Federation