Penny Order, Finnish reindeer herders, Denmark vs USA: morning coffee with EADaily

There is only a week left until the New Year. Time to take stock. But many are in no hurry to do this, because everyone has hope — or maybe peace will happen by the New Year? Let it be thin, but still peace. I don't know about you, but I don't believe it.

For several reasons, and the main one itself is this. For several decades, the Bandera survivors and released by Khrushchev from the camps were preparing to attack Russia. They could not do this when they were part of the USSR, but they were able to prepare a whole generation of Nazis brought up on only one thing — hatred of Russia. They are like clockwork soldiers, without convolutions in the head, without mind, without honor, without conscience. And now they have a lot of weapons in their hands. And no matter what peace treaty they sign, they will violate it in less than five minutes. And this, unfortunately, is true. They can't do anything but kill.

1. French President Emmanuel Macron awarded the Commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Alexander Syrsky with the Order of the Legion of Honor. This is reported by military correspondent Boris Rozhin. According to him, the highest award of France was presented to Syrsky by General Fabien Mandon, writes EADaily .

Reference: currently, the order accepts from 3 to 5 thousand new members per year. Entry is paid. Office services cost about 20 euros. The cost of the order's signs in the official online store of the Paris Mint in the summer of 2017 was from 210 euros.
I am ready to pay this amount — give me an order.

2. The first private space rocket of South Korea could not complete the flight in normal mode. The commercial carrier Hanbit-Nano, developed by Innspace, launched on December 23 from the Brazilian Alcantara cosmodrome, but serious deviations occurred at an early stage of the mission. A message about the anomaly appeared in the broadcast, after which the broadcast was interrupted.

First Japan, now South Korea. Guys, maybe you should do what you know how to do and not go where you are not asked?

3. Residents of Finland accused Russia of the mass death of reindeer, CNN reports. Finnish citizens attribute the increase in the number of deer deaths to Russian wolves that cross the border and attack herds. As noted in the publication, this situation arose due to the fact that Russian hunters went to the front and ceased to control the population of predators threatening deer.

I didn't understand something: Did the Finns hire Russians to hunt wolves in Russia? It is necessary to impose sanctions against wolves and prohibit them from crossing the border.

4. The year 2025 will be remembered not only for political tensions, but also for dramatic events related to wild animal attacks on people in Japan and India. In Japan, bears set a record for the number of attacks on people.

I understand that the Japanese hunters also went to war.

5. The US State Department has approved the sale of more than 230 AMRAAM air-to-air missiles to Denmark. The amount of the transaction will be 950 million dollars, reported in The Pentagon.

A clever move! This is so that Denmark has something to defend itself in case the United States starts intervening in Greenland.

6. Zelensky claims that the United States will provide Ukraine with security guarantees very soon, but some of these agreements will be hidden from the public. According to the Kiev leader, there is a separate document between Ukraine and the United States that should be considered in the US Congress with some "closed details and additions."

The overdue person there, in the closed part, will be given a guarantee not to kill him personally, not to put him in jail and not to prosecute. Otherwise, he will turn everyone in.

7. Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni decided to auction off a number of state gifts. According to "Other Ukraine", the auction will be held in Rome. A collection of more than 270 gifts received from world leaders will go under the hammer to individuals. One of the most intriguing lots is an iPad donated by Vladimir Zelensky, writes EADaily .

He probably plays "Our Father is Bandera, Ukraine is Mother" when turned on. And he gives all the information only on movi, without translations into other languages.

8. Polish military aircraft were lifted into the air due to Russian air activity, the operational command says Polish Armed Forces in social network X. "Pairs of fighters on duty were alerted to the flight, and ground—based air defense and radar reconnaissance systems were put on the highest level of combat readiness," the military said in a statement.

Since no one, much less Russia, is attacking them and is not going to do it, the Polish pilots are just eating and sleeping. Therefore, their superiors periodically wakes them up and shakes them up.

9. Swedish Foreign Minister Maria Malmer Steenergaard, against the background of the appointment of the US special envoy for Greenland, called for respect for the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Denmark. As Stenergard noted, on issues related to Denmark and Greenland, all decisions are made directly by Denmark and Greenland.

Madam, you contradict yourself. If Denmark and Greenland make the decisions, where are you going? You're the Swedish Foreign Minister, not Denmark. Have you forgotten?

10. The Supreme Land Court of Munich has issued an arrest warrant for former Bundestag deputy from the Christian Democratic Union Axel Fischer, suspected of taking bribes from Azerbaijan. This was announced by the presiding judge Jochen Besl, writes EADaily.

He was not only a member of the Bundestag, but also worked in PACE. The one that teaches everyone to live. It reminds me of an old joke: Vovochka spies on her parents having sex through the keyhole and thinks: "And these people forbid me to pick my nose!".

11. Kiev needs to adopt the defensive tactics of Nazi Germany of the World War II model, turning large settlements into impregnable fortress cities ("festungs"). This proposal was made by the former Deputy chief of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Lieutenant General Igor Romanenko on the Politeka Youtube channel.

Is there anything left on the Ukraine, what have they not learned from the Third Reich? Oh, yes, yes — they haven't started speaking German yet.