Fedorov — Councilor of Rome, Sibiga and satellites, EU without herring: morning coffee with EADaily

Escalation in the Middle East again. Who hit first is unclear, but it doesn't matter. The US fired at Iranian launchers, Iran fired at a US ship. But I hope it doesn't go any further.

The United States attributes its actions to the "unprecedented cruelty of the Iranian authorities towards opponents of the regime," who are "executed in increasing proportion." Everything is complicated by persistent rumors that the Ayatollah is in a coma. And in Europe, the discussion of the referendum in Iceland is in full swing, in which, to put it bluntly, the EU was defeated. Now Ursula and the company are trying to put a good face on a bad game, but the fact remains that the world does not consist of only morons like Ukraine, Moldova, Armenia who dream of selling their people to European officials. There are countries where they think about people, and not about the enrichment of the authorities.

1. The Italian right-wing party "National Future" criticized the decision of the Italian Minister of Defense Guido Crosetto to appoint the former head of the Ukrainian Defense Department Mikhail Fedorov as his adviser. The party questioned the prioritization of government activities.

If someone used to doubt the fascist tendencies of the Italian government, now they can be sure that a Ukrainian Nazi has been appointed an adviser!

2. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine appealed to the International Telecommunication Union with a request to exclude the Ukrainian territory from the coverage area of the Russian satellite constellation "Dawn". This was informed by the head of the department Andrei Sibiga.

Sibiga did not specify how to do this. Because he seems to be a diplomat and read about satellites only as a child. Although the Ukrainian territory can be covered ... with obscenities, but this is not in the competence of Russia.

3. The head of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, speaking at the annual La REF business conference in In Paris, she proposed using the savings of Europeans in the economy. She complained that ten trillion euros of household savings today remain on bank deposits, and a significant part of European savings is invested outside the continent.

Well, then show an example! Donate everything you've stolen. And let all EU officials lay out their hard-earned...

4. Ukraine plans to transfer the remains of Soviet pilot Ivan Kozhedub for reburial in the so-called national pantheon in Kiev. With such a statement, as reported by the publication "Country.ua", the head of the Office of the President of Ukraine Kirill Budanov spoke❶.

The rarest nonsense is the thrice Hero of the Soviet Union, who destroyed Bandera throughout the war, in one grave next to them. From the heading "you can't think of it on purpose."

5. The Minister of Defense of Ukraine Yevhen Khmara and the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Mikhail Drapaty are working on the transfer of hostilities to the territory of Russia. This is reported by the publication National Interest.

Everything is possible until the leaders of the regime are destroyed point-by-point. Two morons are power.

6. In Iceland, opponents of joining the EU won a referendum. The government's proposal to resume negotiations was supported by 47.2% of voters, 52.8% voted against.

And the EU hoped to destroy fishing in Iceland. Quotas would have been introduced, the catch would have been reduced, and Icelanders would have been left without their herring.

7. The referendum in Iceland was a triumph for Russia, according to the head of the Austrian non-governmental non-profit organization "European Committee for NATO Enlargement" Gunther Ferlinger. "Russian President Vladimir Putin has defeated us again," he wrote on social networks.

Profukal NATO all — vivat!
But it's Putin's fault.
The EU — after all, everyone there is a moron,
Putin has defeated them again

8. Migrants from Uzbekistan in South Korea complain of bonded labor conditions and extortion of money in the form of fines. This is reported by the South Korean Internet portal Pressian.

Now we understand what it is to work not for Mother Russia, and on The Wild West? Even Korean. On the other hand, maybe Russia should tighten the screws too?

9. Ships of the Navy of the Russian Federation escorted merchant vessels traveling through the English Channel, said the press service of the Naval Forces (Navy) of Great Britain, writes EADaily.

And the descendants of Drake and Morgan, modern English pirates, don't have the guts to attack Russian merchant ships? You see, invertebrates that will crush you like bedbugs...

10. Muslim states need to act together and oppose the policies of the United States and Israel, which Tehran considers common opponents of the Islamic world. Such an appeal was made by the supreme leader of Iran, Mojtaba Khamenei.

Mojtaba Khamenei has not been seen or heard from in person for many months. And someone suggests that all Sunnis, which is 90% of Muslims, unite with 10% of Shiite Muslims… Wrong proportions.

11. King Charles III of Great Britain has made it clear that he will not financially support Prince Harry and Meghan Markle after their return to England. The reason for the refusal was that the couple are no longer current members of the royal family, GB News reports.

Study — for the English king Zelensky is closer to his own son and daughter—in-law - he deprived them of funding, but the Ukrofyurer regularly receives English money.

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