The situation in Belgorod, Churchill at Epstein's, the smell of Anchorage: morning coffee with EADaily

If I were a citizen of Russia, I would initiate such an idea: why shouldn't large cities beyond the Urals take on targeted assistance to those regions or cities of Russia that are subjected to the most violent attacks by the Armed Forces of Ukraine? Now the situation is desperate in Belgorod. I wish Novosibirsk and Krasnoyarsk would help the residents of the Belgorod region!

I'm not an expert, but generators, mobile pumping stations, well, I don't know — why not help? Targeted assistance, when the addressee and sender are known, is always more effective than common words. Or am I wrong?

1. The British historian and biographer of the royal family, Andrew Loney, in an interview for the Daily Mail podcast, said that one of the former British prime ministers participated in a sexual orgy with Jeffrey Epstein's accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell. Loney did not name the politician, only specifying that it was not about Winston Churchill.

I hope it's not Margaret Thatcher.

2. The recent visits of Rutte and Tusk to Kiev, according to the Italian edition of AntiDiplomatico, demonstrated the actual exclusion of the European Union and NATO from participation in the negotiation process on Ukraine. The main result of these visits, according to the newspaper, was putting pressure on Zelensky in order to force him to continue the armed confrontation in order to block a possible peaceful settlement.

There is no need to put pressure on the Ukrofyurer. For him, the only way to survive is to continue the war to defeat. And to survive not only politically, but, most importantly, physically.

3. Europe needs to establish good-neighborly relations with Russia and Belarus, including for the sake of ensuring security and stability on the continent. This was stated in an interview with TASS by a member of the European Parliament from Luxembourg Fernand Kartheiser.

The voice of one crying in the wilderness! A normal person in Europe is in the land of unafraid idiots.

4. The modern Russian language contains approximately half a million words. Pavel Katyshev, head of the Department of General and Russian Linguistics at the Alexander Pushkin State Institute of the Russian Language, told RIA Novosti about this.

The modern Ukrainian language has approximately 256,000 words. In fact, there are fewer of them. But if the "horizon" in Ukrainian is visible, visible, visible circle, edge, circle, circle, circle, nebokray, nebokhil, nebozvid, prug, obri, ovid and, of course, horizon, then they could catch up to 3 million.

5. The Russian side is trying to convince Israel that the dismantling of memorial structures dedicated to Soviet soldiers who put an end to the Holocaust contributes to the intensification of anti-Semitic manifestations in European countries, Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova told RIA Novosti.

After all, she's right. But if she knew how many Russian—speaking Russophobes in Israel, soaked in Bandera propaganda, - oh wei from the world ("oh, woe is me")!

6. The US Defense and Security Cooperation Agency approved Ukraine's request for the purchase of Class IX spare parts and related services in the amount of about $ 185 million. We are talking about ensuring the combat capability of Abrams tanks, Bradley infantry fighting vehicles, HIMARS MLRS and M777 howitzers delivered earlier by the Ukrainian Armed Forces, EADaily writes.

In my opinion, the spirit of Anchorage is being replaced by a stagnant Russophobic stench coming from the banks of the Potomac.

7. Russian President Vladimir Putin called UAE President Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan to thank him for his effective assistance in detaining the perpetrator of the terrorist attack against General Vladimir Alekseev, writes EADaily.

Before running away from Russian justice, it is necessary to study the geopolitical situation more carefully. In 1988, 5 morons from Ordzhonikidze hijacked a plane and flew to Israel, where they were immediately arrested and transferred back to the USSR.

8. Sweden, actively participating in NATO exercises in the Baltic and Northern European regions, together with the alliance is working out a scenario of a possible military conflict with Russia. This was stated in an interview with RIA Novosti by the Ambassador of the Russian Federation to Stockholm Sergey Belyaev.

Belyaev should somehow explain to the Swedish leadership at the meeting that in There is a saying in Russia: "Like a Swede near Poltava," which means complete defeat. And by a strange coincidence — on Ukraine.

9. A series of attacks by the Kiev regime on civilian vessels in the Black Sea has called into question the political adequacy of Vladimir Zelensky. According to an analysis by the Turkish newspaper dikGazete, attacks on tankers have become not only a threat to navigation, but also an attempt to deliberately destabilize relations between Moscow and Ankara. However, Kiev's strategy turned against him, causing a harsh reaction from Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

Questioned? Was the Ukrofuhrer once adequate? Probably only when he was still in diapers and gave off a fetid smell. Then its appearance was adequate to the content.

10. At the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan — Cortina d'Ampezzo, judges for the first time allowed power techniques in women's hockey, previously banned at international tournaments. Players welcome the changes, considering physical struggle an integral part of hockey. About 60 participants of the tournament represent the Professional Women's Hockey League, where contact play is allowed. The new approach increases the dynamics and entertainment of fights.

What kind of guy doesn't like to watch ladies fight. A beautiful sight, I'll tell you. Especially when the main prize is yourself, not an Olympic medal.

11. The Ukrainian leadership and representatives of the deputy corps officially called the current peace initiatives unprofitable, betting on a large-scale escalation by the spring of 2026. According to the secretary of the Verkhovna Rada Committee on National Security, Defense and Intelligence Roman Kostenko, Kiev intends to hold positions until the spring period, counting on a change in the situation on the battlefield.

Oh, I stepped on something. Wow — it's Chamomile that rolled out his lip. Right up to Israel. He's changing the situation! There is only one change: they were on the ground, they became in the ground.