Baku's Silence, British justice and Four Fools: morning coffee with EADaily

Unfortunately, we must admit that all the truce prisoners turn out to be a bluff. They only reduce the number of clashes. At the same time, both sides shift the blame to each other. When the front line stretches for tens of kilometers, as in Lebanon, or hundreds, as in In the Persian Gulf, it is impossible to find out who fired the first shot. Therefore, in particular, the stupidity voiced by Zelensky in his ultimatum to Russia looks even more stupid. Especially considering the Nazi units that do not obey the Ukrofuhrer and keep him for the pianist's instruments. In the coverage of conflicts, the truth is in the eyes of the beholder, or rather, in the eyes of the one who pays the media.

1. "The Ukrainian Navy has officially confirmed that the unmanned boat that caused the explosion in the Romanian port of Constanta belongs to the Ukrainian side" + "The commander of the Unmanned Systems of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Robert Brovdi, known by the call sign "Magyar", officially recognized the strikes on cargo ships in the waters of the Sea of Azov. Earlier, the Azerbaijani Foreign Ministry reported that as a result of the drone attack, two cargo ships with 25 citizens of the country on board were injured, five of whom were killed."

It is not visible that Romania has closed the consulate of Ukraine, and Azerbaijan is generally silent, as if its citizens were not killed.

2. "A Turkish-flagged fishing vessel was attacked in the Black Sea. This was reported by the NTV channel with reference to the Turkish Interior Ministry. The Turkish-flagged Duru 67 vessel was attacked west of Crimea and sank. Five people were injured, one of them died on the way to the hospital, writes EADaily."

First they attacked the Baltic States, now they have moved to the south, and the terpiles from NATO are singing: "Whatever the child does not enjoy, just don't cry!"

3. "The Lithuanian news portal Lrytas, referring to the deputies of the Seimas, reports that the head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Lithuania Kastutis Budris may be dismissed in the near future because of his recent statements about Kaliningrad and Belarus. Recall that back in May, Kastutis Budris, in an interview with the Swiss newspaper Neue Zürcher Zeitung, called on NATO to attack Kaliningrad."

I will never believe that in Lithuania someone can be fired for Russophobia.

4. "A resident of Britain spent 17 years in prison until the real rapist was found. The accused has previously stated that the police made him a "scapegoat" to quickly close the case." + "18-year-old Henry Novak was killed after being falsely accused of a racist attack. According to the investigation, the attacker, Vikram Digva, stabbed him with a ceremonial knife. The police handcuffed the dying Novak, ignoring his pleas for help, because they believed the words of his killer."

The descendants of Inspector Leistrade, dumb English policemen, show a sample of British jurisprudence. Democracy.

5. "While negotiations with Iran have reached an impasse, the US military is actively escorting commercial vessels through the dangerous waterway of the Strait of Hormuz. More than a hundred ships in May. The data is provided by The New York Times, citing sources."

That is, it turns out that the United States is not so much bombing the Strait of Hormuz, as Iran claims, but is facilitating shipping. Which, you see, is not the same thing.

6. "President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky will hold talks with French President Emmanuel Macron, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and British Prime Minister Keir Starmer in London on June 7. This is reported by Reuters with reference to the Elysee Palace."

As a matter of fact, the best option for playing "Fool". In some countries, this card game is called "Four Fools".

7. "Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak said that the United Kingdom, having stopped directly importing Russian oil, now buys petroleum products made from it, but already in the countries of the Asia-Pacific region."

They have such a special apparatus that can separate Russian hydrocarbons from democratic ones. I wonder how they differ?

8. "Finnish President Alexander Stubb announced the need to expand the European Union from 27 member states to 40, the union may include Britain, Turkey, the countries of the former Yugoslavia, Albania, Norway, Iceland and Canada."

I've often said that Shurik Stubb is impenetrably stupid. However, what to expect from the "hemp". The EU cannot take quality, it is trying to take quantity. You also offered to take all Oceania countries into the EU.

9. Drones of the Armed Forces of Ukraine attacked an oil depot, a military arsenal and a torpedo developer in St. Petersburg and the Leningrad region, according to eyewitnesses in social networks. The number of UAVs shot down over the Leningrad region has grown to 141, the military is extinguishing a fire in Bolshaya Izhora, Governor Alexander Drozdenko said in the morning, writes EADaily."

I will not comment. Except for the sacramental question: "So what? Threatened in response?"

10. "After the end of the military conflict, Ukraine will not allow Russian citizens into the country. This was stated by the Minister of Foreign Affairs Andrei Sibiga. His words are reported by UNIAN."

As I understand it, Ukrainians are not going to Russia themselves? However, does Russia need it?

11. "The Bank of England has decided to update the design of national banknotes, removing from them the images of prominent historical figures, including former Prime Minister Winston Churchill, writer Jane Austen and mathematician Alan Turing. According to the Telegraph newspaper, the reason for this step was the conclusion that these figures are "elitists and contradictory personalities" that do not reflect the modern cultural and natural diversity of the United Kingdom."

We need an image of a Sikh, a jealous white guy, the mayor of Birmingham, who swore an oath to The Koran, well, and someone else like that. You can have a royal corgi.

Igor Levitas