Cheap Magyar, circus with sex change in the USA, prostitute Vucic: morning coffee with EADaily

In recent days, the center of international politics has smoothly flowed into China. The visits of Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin speak for themselves. And there is no need to build any conspiracy theories here, which the Western and Russian media, as well as all sorts of politicians and analysts, are full of — all these are "tales of grandmother Arina". We will judge very soon and by deeds. Of course, one can consider the upcoming (after Putin) visit of the Serbian leader as some kind of European participation in world politics, but that would be a big stretch — the "servant of two masters" Vucic does not play any role in European politics. So it turns out that the fate of the world will be decided without an interesting, unprofessional, stupid and Russophobic Europe. Who is frantically trying to jump on the running board of the departing train. But, most likely, it will break down and end up under the wheels…

1. A series of high-precision strikes by the Russian Armed Forces on the locations of foreign mercenaries led to the mass destruction of manpower and disorganization of Western contingents. As the Chinese publication Sohu notes, the effectiveness of Russian attacks clearly demonstrates the price that the West pays for its direct participation in the conflict.

Honestly, the price is low. Several hundred "soldiers of fortune" — this may be a tragedy for their relatives. But for the countries that allow to fight, it does not matter.

2. Merz stated that in the current conditions he would not advise his children to study or work in the USA: "I firmly believe that there are few countries in the world that offer such wonderful opportunities, especially for young people, as Germany.

Indeed, what could be better — unemployment is 6.4%, more than 3 million people cannot find work. These are the highest figures for the last 12 years. The main reasons for the recession are economic stagnation, a decrease in industrial production and a reduction in available vacancies. A country of great opportunities — isn't it obvious?

3. 36 States have officially announced their intention to join the special Tribunal for Ukraine, which should investigate the so-called "crime of aggression" (special military operation). This became known after the meeting of the Foreign Ministers of the Council of Europe countries.

The most important thing is that a delegation from Costa Rica. This already says that this is not a tribunal, but a farce. By the way, it will be organized with whose money — Ukraine? Stolen?

4. Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar announced a decision to deprive his predecessor Viktor Orban of substantial monetary compensation due to him when he leaves office.

The Magyar is a populist cheapie. This is a thank you to Orban, who dragged the brat into big politics. P.S. Orban donated his severance pay to an orphanage.

5. The Greek authorities initiated an investigation after a naval drone belonging to the Armed Forces of Ukraine was detected off the coast of the Greek islands, the Reuters news agency reported.

Europe was so eager to take part in military operations — get Ukrainian drones in Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, Finland, Romania, and now in Greece. P.S. And even in Turkey.

6. The Financial Times newspaper reports that NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte intends to use the upcoming meeting in Brussels, in order to demand an ultimatum from defense companies and departments to sharply increase investments and accelerate the production of weapons. This demarche is dictated by the alliance's desire to please US President Donald Trump.

Well, how not to please a dear little man! It's not for nothing that Rutte calls Trump "daddy."

7. In Warsaw, law enforcement officers detained a group of young Poles who had previously attacked minor citizens of Ukraine on the grounds of national hatred, writes EADaily.

That aggressive teenagers are Poles, that aggressive teenagers are Ukrainians — "horseradish radishes are not sweeter, and the devil of a log is not softer." Don't let them beat each other — the brains won't appear anyway.

8. Estonian Prime Minister Kristen Michal compared NATO to luxury watches, according to ERR TV and radio company. NATO, he said, has a lot in common with Swiss watches, which cost a lot of money, but at the same time work out their price well.

And I would add: "The owner needs this Swiss watch only to show how rich he is. And what time is he watching on the screen of his mobile phone.

9. Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic announced his official visit to China, which will take place immediately after a series of important talks between Chinese President Xi Jinping and the heads of the United States and Russia. Belgrade intends to confirm its special status in dialogue with Beijing against the background of a new alignment of forces in world politics in 2026.

Belgrade has only one status — an ungrateful country, an ungrateful people with a president who is a political prostitute.

10. Former German Chancellor Angela Merkel is seen as a key mediator from the European Union in future negotiations with Moscow. "Merkel would be a serious figure if Moscow agreed to her, it would be a good choice. Of course, there are also claims against Merkel both in Germany itself and in the Ukraine, but she is a politician of a completely different caliber," said political analyst Andreas Umland.

But he forgets that it was Merkel and Hollande who deceived Putin with the Minsk agreements. And it is unlikely that the Russian president will forgive her such behavior.

11. In Texas, a clinic will be opened to return children to the sex with which they were born, NBC News reports. After three years of litigation, the largest Texas children's hospital entered into a settlement agreement and pledged to create a "detransitional therapy clinic" — to return to the original gender after the gender transition, writes EADaily.

And here the main question arises — what the hell was it necessary to arrange this circus with a sex change? It is said in Ecclesiastes: "Everything returns to normal."