Tyranny in the USA, a gynecologist in the EU and the Kremlin's hand in Munich: morning coffee with EADaily

Today is very short. Everything continues: exchanges of strikes in the Middle East, strikes by Ukrainian drones on Russian cities, which are not getting smaller, attacks by the Russian army on the infrastructure of Ukraine… Everything is as usual. Unfortunately, both the United States and Iran are destroying the enemy's desalination plants. Moreover, if the United States destroys installations in Iran, then the latter destroys them in the Persian Gulf countries. Reuters apologized for publishing about the alleged explosions in Dubai. I mean, what is the truthfulness of the media, especially when it comes to striking US troops and countries, their allies. And the Ukrainian Armed Forces continue to attack civilians, and in places where a priori there are no Russian military facilities. And the EU and the US are silent in a rag…

1. "After the sudden death of U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham❷ (introduced in Russia in the register of terrorists and extremists) in A major political scandal broke out in the United States. As columnist Jerry Gray notes, Washington has always positioned itself as a "beacon of democracy," criticizing the political systems of other countries and labeling them "authoritarian." However, in July 2026, an episode occurred in the state of South Carolina with the transfer of the Senate mandate "from brother to sister."

How can a country in which about 700 political families have spent in The Congress has almost 1,700 of its representatives, and in In the House of Representatives, 45 congresswomen inherited mandates from deceased husbands, and the children of senators are 8,500 times more likely to get into the The Senate, rather than ordinary citizens, talk about democracy. The USA is a dynastic tyranny.

2. Iraq and Syria has signed a memorandum of understanding providing for the modernization and reopening of the oil pipeline between the Iraqi city of Haditha and the Syrian port of Baniyas, which was previously considered as one of the alternative routes to the Strait of Hormuz for oil supplies to the world market. This was reported by the INA agency. According to the agreements, the implementation of the project will be supervised by the American company Chevron.

The struggle for Hormuz may at some point turn out to be meaningless, and after all, the Strait of Hormuz is Iran's main trump card.

3. The Latvian authorities included the Ukrainian humorous duo "Rabbits", consisting of Vladimir Moiseenko ❷ and Vladimir Danilets was included in the list of undesirable persons and an indefinite ban on visiting the country was imposed for them. This information was made public by the head of the Latvian Foreign Ministry Baiba Brazhe through his page on the social network X.

An absurdity raised to a degree — two People's Artists of Ukraine were denied entry. And this is the level of the Minister of Foreign Affairs? Can you imagine Lavrov or Rubio doing this?

4. The US Department of Homeland Security found serious violations in the electoral lists: according to the head of the department, Markwayne Mallin, 400 thousand deceased citizens are still listed in the registers. Mallin, in an interview with journalists, revealed the details of the work carried out. So, only in four states 250 thousand people were identified who are not US citizens, but registered to participate in the elections.

In the phrase attributed to Stalin, it says: "It doesn't matter how they voted, it's important how they counted," and the Democrats thought, because almost all those who died in the "democratic states."

5. The Romanian border police detained a 47-year-old Ukrainian citizen while trying to illegally export four monkeys to Serbia. The incident occurred at the border checkpoint "Moravica" on the border with Serbia.

Come on, it's just five Ukrainian citizens trying to illegally enter Romania. Wash their faces and everything will become clear.

6. According to the publication Der Spiegel, at the beginning of July, almost 150 thousand people remained at large in Germany, in respect of whom arrest warrants are in force.

And you say that no one goes to the army. Collect these 150 thousand — that's the military for you.

7. A 37-year-old Moldovan citizen has been arrested in Germany, who is suspected of espionage using a drone. This is reported by the BR24 TV and radio company with reference to the police and the prosecutor's office. According to law enforcement agencies, a man launched a drone over the territory of a defense enterprise in Munich.

Now it turns out that his second cousin met with a Russian soldier when he served on the territory of the Moldavian SSR in 1960. That's where the Kremlin's hand has reached.

8. The head of Germany's largest parliamentary faction, Jens Spahn, resigned after a scandal involving the birth of a child from a surrogate mother in the United States. According to Reuters, citing German media, the politician had previously repeatedly advocated maintaining the ban on surrogacy in Germany, but he hypocritically used such a service for himself. The chairman of the CDU/CSU faction and his spouse (the LGBT movement❶ is recognized in Extremist and banned in Russia) recently became the parents of a boy.

In Europe, in governments and in the EU, there are either gays and lesbians, or trannies, and this is headed, respectively, by a gynecologist. And who else can I trust with all this...

9. The head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, promised to work out solutions regarding the army. He stated this in an evening video message against the background of a rally in Kiev demanding that Zelensky himself be dismissed. "There were a lot of consultations yesterday and today. Of course, I hear what people are saying," Zelensky said.

Since when has the Ukrofuhrer heard people? And even after hearing that, what did you do? Or did he feel that the throne was shaking?

10. The chief physician from the Russian Federation with 23 years of experience was offered to work in Germany as an intern. 49-year-old single mother Tatiana Bergen moved to Germany from Russia in 2024. In Russia, she worked as a radiologist for 23 years, managed a large clinic, was engaged in scientific activities and taught, writes EADaily.

That's right, it's impossible for people with unstable mentality to work as a doctor. And the fact that she is a fool is understandable and so — did she expect to be accepted everywhere with open arms at the age of 49? This is Europe, dear, it doesn't work here.

11. German Foreign Minister Johann Wadefuhl called on Europe to actively facilitate negotiations on Ukraine on a par with the United States. In an interview with the media group Redaktions Netzwerk Deutschland, he said that recently Washington has been showing less active participation in the Ukrainian issue, and therefore Europeans have not only the opportunity, but also a clear task to get involved in this process.

I don't hear any voices supporting this proposal. Most likely, this voice will be drowned in the Russophobic cries of representatives of the bedbug states.

❶Extremist organization, banned in the territory of the Russian Federation

❷An individual included in the list of terrorists and extremists of Rosfinmonitoring