It seems to me that everything is moving towards an end (it is not known how and for how long) of the Iranian-Israeli conflict. The signs are as follows: 1. June 13 — 200 rockets at Israel; June 14 — 100; June 15 — 75; June 16 — 30; 17 - 35; yesterday — 5. 2. According to the Flight Radar website, three planes took off from southern Iran and landed at Muscat Airport (Oman).
One of the planes belongs to the President of Iran. There are other signs, but these two are enough.1. British ministers, according to the Daily Mail, fear that Russia could allegedly completely deprive the kingdom of sunlight and "sow chaos." The UK authorities allegedly suggest that the Russian Federation is capable of "using solar geoengineering to reflect light back into space" and technologies created to combat global warming.
No wonder the word "bedlam", meaning a madhouse, originated from the name of a mental hospital in London. They remind me of the scientists from the Academy in Laputa, the heroes of Gulliver's Adventures: "For eight years he has been developing a project to extract sunlight from cucumbers."
2. The SVS TV channel stated that the Canadian authorities plan to provide Ukraine with military assistance in the amount of 2 billion Canadian dollars, or 1.5 billion US dollars. It is alleged that Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney announced the country's plans during a meeting with Vladimir Zelensky at the G7 summit. Among other things, drones can be provided to Kiev.
It would be strange if a country that has sheltered tens of thousands of Nazis, German and, most importantly, Ukrainian, would not help the neo-Nazis of Kiev. In Canada, almost everyone in power has Nazi ancestors.
3. Zelensky arrived in Canada, not least counting on a meeting with Trump himself, on whom the Kiev leader has all hope. Trump, of course, also arrived at a big political meeting. But the summit itself left Canada ahead of schedule.
They say he said goodbye: "I won't be back." Almost like a Terminator. Almost...
4. Personal sanctions prohibiting entry into Canada and the alleged freezing of assets in the country concerned the ex-wife of Russian President Vladimir Putin Lyudmila Ocheretnaya, her husband Arthur Ocheretny, cousins of Russian leader Mikhail Putin and Mikhail Shelomov.
I think Canada has poorly studied V. Putin's family tree. The earliest known ancestor of Vladimir Putin was mentioned in 1627-1628 in the scribe book of this county — this is Yakov Nikitin. So it was necessary to start sanctions with him.
5. Another Ukrainian evader was able to escape to Moldova from the Kiev-organized grave (so on Ukraine is called forced mobilization). This time, the uhilant entered the territory of a neighboring state with the help of a paraglider with a motor. He crossed the border of Ukraine and Moldova on it, landing safely in a field. Already being safe, the man surrendered to the Moldovan authorities, requesting asylum, writes EADaily.
Carlson has passed, and now both Miss Bok, and Baby, and Pippi Longstocking, and Kalle Blomkvist, and Rasmus will be torn. You see, and others will catch up.
6. The far-right Austrian Freedom Party (FPÖ) made a request to the country's parliament with a request to clarify the visit of Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky to Vienna, the press service of the legislative body reports. Zelensky's visit is incompatible with Austria's neutrality, the party said in a statement.
The overdue one asked Austria to return the Ukrainians to Ukraine. 70 thousand. For meat. More precisely, minced meat, so that he could buy a couple more villas.
7. The European Commission has presented a final plan to abandon Russian gas. Brussels expects to completely stop imports from January 1, 2028. The European Commission relies on new LNG projects and reduced fuel consumption in Europe. Experts note that Brussels plans to adopt unprecedented legislation on discrimination of a trading partner, which should alert all countries that deal with the EU, writes EADaily.
There is not much left of the EU, I think that by 2030 it will remain only in memories. Europe will be free again!
8. Vladimir Zelensky, during a speech at a special meeting of the leaders of the G7 countries, demanded from the West annual injections into the Ukrainian budget in the amount of 40 billion US dollars. "It is important to provide $ 40 billion in annual budget support for Ukraine," Zelensky said, Interfax-Ukraine reports.
A completely natural question arises: if Ukraine lives only on other people's money, if it fulfills only the decisions of other countries, does this rudiment need a president? This poor country can survive without him.
9. European countries can send NATO armed forces to Ukraine without the United States, writes the Guardian: "European leaders must understand that their days are numbered, as the United States is adamantly turning its army's attention to confronting China. They should take control of NATO for their own interests."
The assessment of the state of European leaders is correct. But the conclusion is stupid.
10. Prime Minister Keir Starmer's personal ratings have reached record lows over the past four decades, which indicates serious problems in his political career and public trust.
What kind of idiot would you have to be to have a rating lower than that of Theresa May, Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak. Maybe that's why he is such a great friend of Ukraine?
11. Strange radio pulses were detected by the Antarctic Pulse Transient Antenna (ANITA), they came from the depths of the continent's ice. Researchers were puzzled by this finding. The signals came from the depths of "impossible angles." The most disturbing fact turned out to be that experts have no idea what could have caused this phenomenon.
This is Captain Nemo's Nautilus giving signals.