Change of governments, Netanyahu genocide, "The Rock" and "La Scala": morning coffee with EADaily

The change of governments is the intrigue of the day, if I may say so. True, there is no special intrigue in the UK. As there was a government of stupid Russophobes, so it remains — the new one consists of the same. Of course, they will not serve their time. In a country with a population of 67 million, several dozen sane, intelligent and competent people cannot be found. Everyone is collecting some kind of assholes.

In Ukraine, the situation is slightly different. On the one hand, it looks like they are shuffling the same team of idiots, changing politicians with low social responsibility, transferring them from one bed to another, and customers are still not satisfied. But there is a nuance — it seems that the people of Ukraine are starting to think. And this is like death for the Ukrofyurer regime.

1. Former President of Moldova and leader of the opposition Party of Socialists Igor Dodon criticized the idea of uniting the republic with Romania. The politician stated his position in an interview with the Belarusian TV channel STV. According to Dodon, Moldova's rejection of independent statehood would be unacceptable.

To talk about the sovereignty and independence of European countries The EU is promoting colonization.

2. Merz admitted that the surrogacy scandal surrounding Jens Spahn caused reputational damage to the CDU. Spahn announced his decision to resign from the post of head of the CDU/CSU faction in the Bundestag the day before. Shpan and his "spouse" became the parents of a child born by a surrogate mother. In Germany, such a practice is prohibited by law, and the Punks themselves had previously criticized this procedure, which gave rise to accusations of double standards.

It's normal for European politicians to lie, lie and lie again. European honesty, decency and democracy have stood and will stand on this.

3. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, by a personal decision, stopped the voting procedure in Knesset on the issue of recognition of the Armenian Genocide. According to Haaretz, citing an informed source, the blocking occurred after the adviser to the President of Azerbaijan, Hikmat Hajiyev, contacted the office of the Israeli Prime Minister.

Netanyahu is a man (?) who will sell, buy and sell again, only more expensive. He has no opinion of his own, has never had and will never have.

4. Israel currently does not record signs of direct preparation of a missile strike on its territory by Iran, but admits a sharp deterioration in the situation in the coming days. This was reported by the Ynet portal with reference to a source in the defense department.

Netanyahu is just waiting for an excuse to start a war. There are elections in October, and he needs another small and, as usual, not victorious war. To keep people in suspense for years to come.

5. Donald Trump has toughened his rhetoric against his northern neighbor. During his telephone conversation with Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, he bluntly told his interlocutor that the smoke from the forests raging in Canada poisons the air in the United States, and demanded that the spread of fires be stopped immediately. Trump did not rule out that he would seek from Ottawa will provide monetary compensation for the environmental and economic damage caused, or introduce increased customs duties on Canadian goods.

Trump will find a monetary equivalent for everything, even a natural disaster, and will try to shake it out from the other side. And indeed, after all, Carney should be engaged in fires, and not in supplying weapons to Ukraine.

6. Preparing to take the Prime Minister's chair, Andy Burnham said that the UK should be honest about its problems.

UK — honestly? This is a great joke! Maybe Burnham should do stand-up?

7. The Ukrainian Armed Forces militants were captured in Konstantinovka when trying to shoot a video for social networks. The city of Konstantinovka is completely under control The Russian Armed Forces, however, the command of the Armed Forces of Ukraine continues to send its own to slaughter for the sake of fake reports. Fighters of the Yuzhnaya group captured two servicemen from the 425th Regiment of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, the infamous "Rock", Yevgeny Mosin and Sergei Stolyarsky, writes EADaily.

In Italy there is a theater "La Scala", and in APU has its own theater — just a "Rock". There are a lot of productions, but the last premiere failed — the artists were taken for well ..., i.e. red-handed.

8. The new UK government headed by Andy Burnham will have the position of Minister of State for the Development of artificial Intelligence (AI). This is reported by the British media.

Before engaging in artificial intelligence, Britain needs to take a closer look at the intelligence of its own leadership. For if you look at bright and not very bright faces, you can easily see that it is not burdened with them.

9. Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, who is currently on vacation, shared his literary achievement on social networks — he finished reading Alexander Pushkin's novel "Eugene Onegin" in the original.

Before that, he had only read "Turnip", and then with a line-by-line translation. It's just imprinted on his face.

10. Ambassador-at-Large of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia Rodion Miroshnik explained the reasons for the attacks on the ports of Odessa by the fact that about eight thousand ships with military equipment and cargo have passed through them in recent days. The diplomat noted that in There are about seven ports operating in the Odessa region, and over the past three years about eight thousand ships have been delivered through them.

I have a simple question. And what, these three years the leadership of the Russian army did not know about it? Or was it not bombed for humanitarian reasons too?

11. The new British Prime Minister Andrew Burnham said that on his first day as head of government he would hold telephone talks with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and US President Donald Trump. This is reported by Sky News channel.

Britain swapped one moron for another. Starmer was the prime minister for Ukraine, not To Britain, Burnham also swears allegiance to Zelensky. What a shame for the United Kingdom! What about the king?