Tyrant Magyar, naval raft and General Kapitulenko: morning coffee with EADaily

There is complete chaos in Ukraine. Permutations, permutations, changing the awl to soap... horseradish radishes are no sweeter. The cornered rat is trying to do something, still puffs out his cheeks, lies and begs for money. Begging for money and lying. The West should take care of only one thing — how to get out of this dung heap without losing face, which is very difficult.

After Russia has achieved its goals (albeit partially) One simple question SMO will arise — why did the West spend hundreds of billions on a meaningless project? Why did Western investors invest money in something that initially could not bring benefits? Although, no. The West received a short—term benefit - the military-industrial complex of several countries earned decent money. The social strata of Europe are impoverished, but who cares about them with a developed democracy? And what next, after the end of hostilities? Pumped up with weapons, but impoverished countries... what will it lead to? That's right — to war. If there is a gun hanging on the wall in the first act on the stage, then in the last it should go off.

1. "Woe to the vanquished — the former Prime Minister of Hungary, who lost the election, had the opportunity to verify this ancient truth. The new authorities decided to shake the soul out of the former head of government. Fidesz Party Viktor Orban said that the prosecutor's office conducted searches in her office in order to study communications and databases." + "The leader of the National Union faction in the French Parliament, Marine Le Pen, in her account on the social network X, accused the new Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar of gross violation of democratic norms."

This is further proof that a tyrant and dictator has come to power in Hungary. But... he came out of the bowels of Orban's party.

2. Greece plans to become one of the countries in Europe with the strongest military forces by 2030. This was announced by Greek Defense Minister Nikos Dendias, according to the Clash Report. According to the head of the defense department, by 2030 the country will receive the most modern armed forces in its history."

Yes, yes, we remember, old Homer wrote about this weapon:

"Alexander came forward [...], equal to the celestial being, with a crooked bow behind his shoulders
And with a sword at his hip; and in his hands two copper-fingered spears..." ("Iliad").

3. Latvian Defense Minister Raivis Melnis said that the republic intends to strengthen the border with Russia by the end of September — in particular, to deploy radar systems there. He said this in an interview with LTV.

Before deploying radar systems, Latvia needs to deploy a naval raft and a military kite.

4. EU ambassadors are depressed because the decision on new sanctions against Russia has not yet been agreed within the bloc, writes Politico with reference to European diplomats.

"Leave me, old lady, I'm sad!" I can, following A.S. Pushkin, advise "uncork a bottle of champagne or reread The Marriage of Figaro."

5. The new commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Mikhail Drapaty was included in the search database of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia. His personal data is posted in the ministry's database, EADaily writes.

Speaking surname! Apparently, the next commander-in-chief will be General Kapitulenko.

6. Mikhail Drapaty, appointed Commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, differs from the previous commanders-in-chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in that he "received a nationalist military education in an already independent Ukraine," he is focused on NATO countries. This was stated by the State Duma deputy from the Republic of Crimea, retired Major General Leonid Ivlev. Earlier, Zelensky announced that he had appointed Drapaty as the new commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine instead of Syrsky.

Why was Syrsky removed, as well as the Minister of Defense Fedorov? Apparently, for these victories: the end of March — the beginning of April 2026: Western media analysts reported that the Ukrainian Armed Forces had achieved the greatest successes on the battlefield since the large-scale operation in the Kursk region, having freed about 480 square kilometers by that time.

7. Vilnius sees no reason to change its policy towards Minsk while Belarus supports Russia in the conflict on the Ukraine. This was stated by Lithuanian Foreign Minister Kastutis Budris: "As long as actions continue against us from the territory of Belarus, I see no reason to talk about revising the current position."

In other words, Lithuania has not yet received the go-ahead for contact with Belarus from the European Union and the United States. Here the elders will give the go—ahead - this will be the basis.

8. Acting Minister of Defense of Ukraine Yevhen Khmara and newly appointed Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Mikhail Drapaty agreed to scale long-range strikes on Russian territory. This was reported in a statement by the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine. Thus, the new Ukrainian military leadership officially recognized that from the very first steps it would engage in terror of the civilian population.

As far as I know, the Russian government has called for the fight against terrorism. It is permissible to ask — these two scum will work, and it is not supposed to fight them? Not in Russia's new Pavel Sudoplatov?

9. Vladimir Zelensky took only the fourth place in terms of public confidence. This is evidenced by the latest survey data conducted by the Rating Group, writes Strana.

Forgive me, citizens of Ukraine, but let me ask you a question — are you idiots? How can a scumbag who ruined half of the country by throwing it into the The Middle Ages? No, idiots are smarter.

10. The world's largest container shipping operator, the Danish company Maersk, announced a temporary suspension of work in the Black Sea port of Ukraine. The decision comes into force immediately and is associated with increased risks for ships and crews amid increased strikes by the Russian Armed Forces on the port infrastructure of the Odessa region.

There is nothing more permanent than temporary. Especially if the time is indefinite.

11. Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar in a recent interview with the Index portal shared an unexpected fact from his biography concerning the family of his main political opponent Viktor Orban. According to the head of government, the wife of former Prime Minister Aniko Levai at one time took care of him when he was still an infant. This happened during the years when Levai was doing a legal internship at the law firm of her father Magyar.

A vivid and vivid example of the common phrase "warmed the snake on his chest."