China is against The EU and the Vilayet of Greece, Zelensky without the White Eagle: morning coffee with EADaily

Negotiations between the United States and Iran. The very fact of negotiations is, of course, good. However, any negotiations must have results. And instead of results, the world has only statements that change in just one day. Therefore, all attempts to understand what is happening are empty chores.

The United States made a mistake by succumbing to Netanyahu's provocations, Iran made a mistake by drawing all the countries of the Persian Gulf into the war and seizing the Strait of Hormuz. Western media write that the United States has recently helped 70 ships pass through the strait, and Iran lied about mining the strait — allegedly there are practically none there. But fear has big eyes. On the other hand, Iran needs negotiations to stall for time and dig up its launchers, which it is successfully doing.

1. The Chinese authorities will not leave unanswered the possible restrictions of the European Union in the field of trade with China. It is reported by Global Times with reference to a statement by a representative of the Ministry of Commerce of China.

Europe doesn't understand who it's messing with. The Chinese have not had, do not have and will not have such generosity as Russia.

2. The official representative of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia, Maria Zakharova, in an interview with RIA Novosti, said that Latvia, Estonia and Lithuania refused to participate in the negotiations as part of the consideration by the UN International Court of Justice of the complaint of the Russian Federation concerning the infringement of the rights of the Russian-speaking population in these countries.

These are not countries, but border ownerless lands with a Nazi population, which should ensure the maintenance and supply of the European occupation forces stationed there.

3. According to the information based on the results of the semi-final matches of the home Hockey World Championship, the Swiss national team will soon top the ranking of men's national teams of the International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF).

Or you can even cancel all points in the rating of Russia and Belarus and put Ukraine, Moldova, and Armenia in first place. What's stopping you?

4. According to RIA Novosti, the chairman of the Iranian Parliament's committee on National Security and Foreign Policy, Ebrahim Azizi, made a statement regarding the status of the Strait of Hormuz.

According to the 1982 UN Convention on the Law of the Sea, the Strait of Hormuz refers to the straits used for international navigation. This means that all vessels (including military) and aircraft have the right of unhindered transit passage. In the "bottom line" — Iran and the United States occupied the Strait of Hormuz.

5. Qatar rejected Iran's demand to immediately and unconditionally unlock $12 billion of Tehran's "frozen" assets. Doha is ready to make only a partial concession — to unfreeze 6 billion, but not directly, but in the form of a loan with which Tehran will be able to buy Qatari goods, EADaily writes.

I wrote a few years ago that the main confrontation in the Middle East is the confrontation between Sunnis and Shiites. Here is one of the proofs of this, and not the most.

6. According to data published by the Greek information portal pronews.gr Greece has transferred almost 200 units of self-propelled and towed artillery to Ukraine, using the Czech Republic as an intermediary. As the newspaper notes, this led to the baring of the defense of the Greek island territories against the background of continuing threats from Turkey.

This is called "Give your wife to your uncle, and go to your aunt!". If it were not for the Adrianople Peace after Russia's victory over the Ottomans, one of the points of which was the recognition of Greece's independence, it would still be a Turkish vilayet.

7. An employee of the airport of Lappeenranta in southern Finland told TASS that the air harbor, which faced problems due to the absence of Russian tourists and is under threat of complete closure, serviced the second passenger flight in six months.

First of all, of course, we are idiots,
And the mental hospital is our home,
First of all, first of all the planes,
Passengers? — That's later…

8. New calls have been made in Poland to deprive the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, of the Order of the White Eagle, the country's highest state award. The corresponding demand was made by the deputy of the Sejm Wlodzimierz Skalik, publishing a statement on the social network X.

In Poland, they are outraged, shouting, demanding, and the Ukrofuhrer has been silent for four days. Because he is a coward and is afraid to respond, and Poland may not take the White Eagle from him, but the supply of weapons.

9. Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen stated her conviction that the Russian Federation is "preparing for aggressive actions" against European countries. She voiced the corresponding statement in a conversation with Gazeta Wyborcza.

Denmark has long been known all over the world for crazy heroes. So the new Ophelia — Mette shows the world her crazy thoughts. She'll end up like Ophelia...

10. Tallinn expressed strong dissatisfaction with the trend emerging in the European Union towards the possible resumption of diplomatic contacts with Russia. "The Kremlin is escalating tensions with NATO in a last attempt to lure the West into the trap of negotiations, split it on the issue of support for Ukraine and distract us from our course," wrote Estonian Foreign Ministry Chancellor Jonathan.

Estonia is always afraid that if there is peace in Europe, everyone will forget about it. Yes, who, in fact, needs it, the cesspool of the backyard barnyard?

11. The United Nations is facing the threat of financial collapse due to non-payment of mandatory contributions by two competing countries - the United States and China. Together, they form 42% of the main UN budget. This was reported by The Wall Street Journal.

My God, will I really live to see the moment when this useless talking shop will be closed, and tens, if not hundreds of thousands of idlers will still go to work?