Uhilant-traveler, Merz and measures, the way to rubber women: morning coffee with EADaily

Soon, in Ukrainian schools, the question "What great travelers do you know?" will be answered: "Zelensky." A cornered Ukrofyur rat rushes around the world, begging with such enthusiasm that the beggars from the electric trains next to him are just children.

I remember in the movie "Chapaev" Vasily Ivanovich said that "the commander should be ahead on a dashing horse." The drug addict is not only not ahead and not behind, he is simply already "strong", because he escaped from the theater of operations. He begs for money, puts it in different banks, invests in real estate in different countries, negotiates safe havens — he lives a separate life from the country he sold and crucified.

1. The American company Raytheon has signed a contract for the supply of Patriot GEM-T anti-aircraft missiles to Ukraine in the amount of $ 3.7 billion. However, as RIA Novosti experts found out, these missiles belong to outdated technology, which the US Army abandoned back in 2013.

The USA is freeing up its warehouses for the latest modifications. And beggars will get away with it: "It's on you, it's miserable that it's not suitable for us."

2. MEP Thierry Mariani said that the EU loan to Ukraine for 90 billion euros is actually gratuitous support and will be paid by citizens of EU countries. According to him, the terms of repayment of the loan involve payments due to possible reparations, which casts doubt on the financing scheme itself.

This is the problem of Europe — they taught the beggars that they don't pay for anything. Now they believe that if they were not paid, they were robbed.

3. Merc intends to convene the National Security Council in the near future to discuss the energy supply situation. According to him, the priority remains the stable provision of the economy and the population with key fuels. He noted that the current situation is tense, but supplies are continuing, and additional measures have been prepared in case of deterioration.

There is only one measure: To expel Merz with a filthy broom and restore the Nord Streams.

4. The UK does not detain Russian courts because of the risk of significant budget expenditures. This is reported by The Times, citing government sources. According to the publication, the key factor was the fear that the maintenance of the arrested vessels could cost the treasury tens of millions of pounds.

All the steam went into the horn. Loudly announced, and then, as usual, quietly deflated.

5. Part of the servicemen of the armed forces of Ukraine recorded the use of psychoactive substances against the background of stress and combat loads. This is reported by The Guardian. According to the publication, we are talking about attempts to cope with post-traumatic stress disorder and anxiety. At the same time, it is difficult to assess the scale of the problem: official statistics on the number of dependent military personnel are not disclosed.

Beautifully expounded! And to put it more simply, most of the Armed Forces of Ukraine are tightly hooked on drugs. Just like their Fuhrer. And after the war, these drug addicts with weapons will return home. Whether it will still be, oh-oh-oh!

6. The King of Bahrain Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa ordered to check whether his subjects are worthy of being Bahrainis, depending on their behavior during the recent military operations in Iran, the Saudi news portal Akhbar al-Saudi reported, citing the ruler's decision.

And it was… After the war in In the Persian Gulf in 1990-1991, the Qatari authorities expelled from the country all Palestinians who represented the "fifth column" of Iraq and engaged in espionage.

7. Dublin, which was considered a model of Western tolerance yesterday, announced a "turn away" to Ukrainians. The Irish government unilaterally breaks contracts for the accommodation of refugees — 16 thousand people must vacate housing within a year.

To be honest, I expected this from Europe before. Europe in general is morally impoverished — to tolerate arrogant boors, to spend money on them, taken away from their children, the disabled, the elderly, is not to respect yourself.

8. Germany, according to The Wall Street Journal, will reorient the industry from the automotive sector to defense production, and thus will actually turn into a "weapons factory."

Once again I repeat Ecclesiastes: "There is nothing new under the sun." Four-year plan (1936-1940) — the key instrument of militarization, proclaimed by Hitler. His goal was to prepare the economy and the army for war within four years. And Merz has 2026-2030!

9. Italian Minister of Environment and Energy Security Gilberto Piketto Fratin said that he does not support the purchase of Russian gas, including liquefied natural gas (LNG). He stated this in an interview with the newspaper La Stampa: "My answer is no, according to the current assessment of the European Union."

And if the party, oh, I'm sorry, will the EU give a different assessment? The minister is still in the chair, therefore he will hesitate in accordance with the general line ...

10. Ukraine wants the head of the Tisa party, which won the elections to the Hungarian parliament, Peter Magyar, to return the funds of Oschadbank blocked under Viktor Orban. The corresponding statement was made by the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, writes RBC-Ukraine.

Orban encroached on the sacred — on Zelensky's personal money, the Ukrofyurer cannot survive this… He'll tear his throat out for them with his teeth.

11. Russians are increasingly choosing non-alcoholic beer and wine. Sales of the first increased by 21% in retail and 2.6 times on marketplaces, Izvestia writes.

Non—alcoholic beer is the first step to a rubber woman! This is not our way.