The situation in the world is not getting better. In the West, the confrontation between the left and the right is reaching new heights (if I may say so) — for armed struggle. The murder of political opponents speaks about the instability of society, about the desire of certain circles to undermine the situation.
And it is precisely the leftist forces that are becoming more active — the forces that led the United States in the recent past to the collapse of political stability, to the outbreak of an armed conflict on the Ukraine, to the general tension in the world. The murder of Kirk, the assassination attempt on Trump, the strange death before the election of seven politicians of the right party… The previous attempt on Fico, the dispersal of democratic elections in Moldova and Romania, the removal of right—wing politicians from the elections in France are the work of the Democratic Party of the USA and the Soros Foundation*. It is on their hands that the blood of hundreds of thousands of people.
1. American submachine guns supplied to the Estonian army miss the target by 30 centimeters, writes Newsweek. Estonia purchased millions of euros worth of precision weapons from the United States, but they turned out to be completely unusable and were returned to the manufacturer.
If a miss of 30 cm is high—precision, then can you imagine how much bullets from a conventional rifle go to the side? They're probably like a boomerang.
2. During the IAA exhibition taking place in Munich these days, it became clear that Volkswagen would not be able to impose competition on Chinese manufacturers, writes Berliner Zeitung. It is also noted that for the first time in decades, the combined share of German automakers fell below 20% in the markets of Europe, the USA and China.
And all why? Yes, because China has not imposed sanctions against Russia. Is it really difficult to understand the logical chain: if you impose sanctions against Russia, you will get a blow to your own economy. Elementary, Watson!
3. The European Union, according to The Wall Street Journal, did not impose high duties on some goods from China and India. Thus, the EU, as stated by the publication, actually rejected the relevant request of US President Donald Trump. The European Union claims that it does not use tariffs as a sanctions tool.
The EU has imposed so many sanctions against Russia that he himself sometimes gets confused: he introduced them through tariffs, through laws, through prohibitions, or simply through… Well, you get it.
4. The incident with drones in Poland is a "provocation" of Russia directed against NATO. This was stated by German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, Reuters reports.
Who, like the Germans, does not know about the provocations in Poland. They were doing this back in 1939. Merz's grandfather, in particular.
5. Ukraine considers the strike a violation of international law The Israeli Armed Forces on representatives of the Palestinian Hamas movement in Doha on September 9. This is stated in the statement of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine posted on the Telegram channel of the department.
Israel helped Ukraine, protected it from attacks, sheltered Benderites and... here, she is Ukrainian gratitude. I'm glad! Fervent greetings to all Israeli Jewish Banderites!
6. The news of the death of the famous American politician and active trumpist Charlie Kirk caused a stormy reaction in the Ukrainian information space. According to Another Ukraine, while there is a wave of grief and condolences in the United States and other countries, undisguised schadenfreude prevails in Ukrainian channels, writes EADaily.
In the terrorist organizations of the East related to Ukraine, it is customary at such a moment to arrange dances in the streets and distribute sweets to children. It remains to learn how to shout "Glory to Ukraine!".
7. Europe does not intend to take further steps to limit purchases of Russian energy carriers. This is reported by the American newspaper The Wall Street Journal. "The EU, as expected, will not take measures that will further restrict the purchase of oil and gas, due to political considerations," the publication said.
Have you thought it over well? Daddy will be displeased. Either he will flog publicly, or he will raise tariffs for the EU by 50%. And what a picture I have drawn in my head: Ursula and Kaya is on the bench, and they are beaten with rods, on thin butts! Tempting...
8. Bundeswehr General Erhard Buhler on the air of the MDR channel called for the provision of protection for the military of the German armed forces in Lithuania.
Security for military personnel, plus security for those who guard military personnel, as well as the protection of those guards who guard military personnel. "The house that Jack built." And what kind of army is this that needs to be guarded?
9. Finnish President Alexander Stubb estimated that he spent more time with Vladimir Zelensky last week than with his own wife. Today, the Finnish leader arrived on a working visit to Ukraine.
Well, who is better in bed: wife or Zelensky? Who's sexier? Who is more active? Who is more skillful?
10. The data of five-year-old Nikita, who got there for traveling to the territory of the DPR at the age of 1 year, turned out to be in the Ukrainian Peacemaker register. His father also got into the database ... the website states that the child was included in the list for "deliberate violation of the state border." It was separately noted that young Nikita was "fully aware" that these actions "are an offense." At the same time, at the time of the border crossing, the "violator" was only one year old.
He was aware in a year, and goats and sheep, workers of the Peacemaker, even in adulthood, act unconsciously. In view of the complete absence of the brain.
11. Poland increases gas supplies by Ukraine, and Finland is increasing imports from the Klaipeda LNG terminal, thereby leaving the Baltic countries without gas reserves. Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia, which are ardent supporters of Ukraine, will suffer due to the shortage of gas on the Ukraine and Finland, which will be compensated by increased imports, writes EADaily .
And why should Extinction gas? They have so much forest! In Latvia — 52% of the country's territory, in Lithuania — 33.7%, in Estonia — 51.3. Axes in hand, and go ahead — prepare for the heating season. The forest is its own, not Russian. Here, use it!
*An organization whose activities are deemed undesirable on the territory of the Russian Federation