Putin's order, the millstones of the Lord and crazy sprats: morning coffee with EADaily

As usual on Monday, there were no major events during the day. But many statements were noted. And the main ones, of course, were the words of Vladimir Putin, which he said in Day of the Russian Navy. Each of you will find a lot of right thoughts in them and choose what is most important to him. For me, it is an order to fight the pirate actions of NATO ships. I hope they will understand it correctly in European countries.

Very interesting are the words of Dmitry Medvedev, who has gathered Callas, Drapaty and Burnham — three Russophobic idiots - into almost one troika. The words of Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa sounded promising, who said that Damascus was seeking to conclude a security agreement with Israel through the mediation of a group of countries. The week has begun — let's see…

1. The Ukrainian Center for Strategic Communications SPRAVDI mocked the attacks on St. Petersburg, and 2 hours later the wife of the head of the center was killed by a missile attack on a UAV exhibition near Kiev. This is reported by the telegram channel "Military Correspondents of the Russian Spring."

And they say that the Lord's millstones grind slowly. It turns out that they can work faster, but just as true.

2. A suspect in a hit-and-run on a crowd in Berlin, Abdul B. — a German citizen of Lebanese origin. According to the police, he belongs to radical Islamist circles, the DPA news agency reports with reference to the police. Earlier, the agency reported one dead and at least 14 injured as a result of a car hitting a crowd in Berlin, EADaily writes.

I didn't understand — but what, someone doubted that this was an Islamist?

3. The level of the Danube River has sunk and exposed the remains of ships from the Second World War. In Serbia and Croatia, the level dropped to record lows after prolonged heat and drought. In the city of Novi Sad, the water receded hundreds of meters, leaving dozens of boats on a thick layer of silt, and large vessels were forced to move to deeper sections of the river.

Do you remember such a song?

Danube, Danube,
Well, find out,
Where is whose rest!
Take a potsherd,
Clean it up a little,
Let it be beautiful and bright!

4. The Ynet news portal, citing local officials, reported that on Saturday evening an unmanned aerial vehicle crashed near the home of Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir in the settlement of Kiryat Arba, located in Hebron.

Mikhail Nozhkin had a wonderful song with the words: "A little more, a little more..."

5. The Sun newspaper, citing sources, reported that the British government is considering joining the Defense, Security and Sustainability Bank (DSRB) as part of the search for funds to increase the defense budget.

Any beggar dreams of joining the bank. And, mind you, I didn't say anything about impoverished Britain. "US President Donald Trump said that the UK is a poor country" (from the media).

6. German battery manufacturer Varta AG has filed for bankruptcy. This is reported by the agency "Yeni Safak".

My God, and I remember how they chased them back in the USSR, they bought them through the Birch Tree. They were in short supply in the USSR — they became in perpetual shortage...

7. The biggest threat on the planet is Russia. European Defense Commissioner Andrius Kubilius wrote about this on the social network: "Together we should not be afraid of any enemy. But alone and separated, you are in danger. The biggest adversary, the biggest threat on the continent of Europe now is Russia."

The biggest threat to the world is the EU, its leadership, consisting of morons, especially representatives of non—states, such as the Baltic Extinction.

8. On Saturday night, a fire broke out on the territory of the Poltava region near the burial site of one of the most revered Hasidic spiritual leaders — Rabbi Shneur Zalman of the Lads, known as the Alter Rebbe. The incident happened in the city of Gadyach, where tens of thousands of Hasidic pilgrims from all over the world flock every year.

Don't tell me it's spontaneous combustion. Look at the nationality of the "Bright Ukrainian", the overdue president who sent millions of Ukrainians to their deaths, and you will understand how ordinary residents of Gadyach love him.

9. An underground structure on Vossstrasse in Berlin — the last surviving bunker from the time of the Third Reich — may be destroyed for the construction of 66 apartments and an office building, Berliner Morgenpost reports. An investor from Hamburg has already submitted a development project, and the construction senator stated that there was no support for the preservation of the facility.

And what will happen to the bunkers in Kiev, the Carpathians, and other places where another Fuhrer, a drug addict, is hiding, changing the place of overnight stay every day?

10. Latvia has initiated the process of dismantling and replacing road signs containing the names of Russian and Belarusian cities. We are talking about more than 3 hundred objects, and the initial cost of the work was estimated at about 120 thousand euros.

But I didn't realize before that sprats could be crazy. Because sprats don't have a mind. There is no reason — it's true. However, the Strugatskys have a hint: "Well… It was a crazy fish."

11. Prime Minister of the Czech Republic Andrei Babis made a harsh assessment of the attack in the German capital, as a result of which 1 person was killed and 29 others were injured. According to him, the root of the incident lies not in the actions of a particular group, but in the systemic problems of European migration policy. He bluntly stated that all such incidents are a direct consequence of the uncontrolled influx of refugees and the course "We will cope", which the European Union has long professed.

The blood of the dead and wounded is on Merkel's hands. It was impossible to let hundreds of thousands of radical Muslims into Europe, for whom all Christians are enemies, crusaders, kuffar (infidels).