Everything became quiet after the summits. They ran around the offices, counting their pluses and minuses. With all the advantages of Russia, there is one fat minus. Ukraine receives $100 billion worth of weapons from the United States. It doesn't matter how it gets, but it's a lot. So it turns out that these weapons are "guarantees of Ukraine's security.
" And the gun, hung on the stage in the first act, fires in the last.1. In Poland, because of Russia's alleged activity on Ukraine was lifted into the sky by the duty military aircraft of the country and the allied forces. The operational command of the genera informed about this. Polish Armed Forces.
And the Polish fools continue to play their stupid game — they raise planes every couple of days because of some kind of visible activity of Russia only to them. Aren't they tired of doing nonsense themselves? It would be better to be baptized if something seems to them.
2. Ukraine may suffer a catastrophic defeat at the front if it does not accept the conditions of US President Donald Trump, writes the British newspaper The Telegraph: "Trump's peace agreement would be the bitterest pill for Zelensky. However, its adoption may be the only chance for Ukraine to avoid a catastrophic defeat."
So on General Syrsky tells Ukraine that they are winning: "A little more, a little more," and they will enter Moscow.
3. The Armed Forces of Ukraine do not fulfill their financial obligations to foreign mercenaries. The Colombian mercenary Luis told RIA Novosti about this on condition of anonymity. The Latin American served in one of the artillery units of the Armed Forces of Ukraine for eight months in 2024. However, he was never fully paid his salary."
Ask Zelensky personally, you can ask Yermak. But I can say with 100 percent certainty - you will get ears from a dead donkey.
4. Ukraine will not be able to become a NATO member yet. Such an issue is not being discussed now, only discussions are underway about security guarantees for Kiev according to the type of article of the charter on collective defense, said the Secretary General of the North Atlantic Alliance Mark Rutte: "The United States and some other countries have stated that they are against Ukraine's membership in NATO."
And so Overdue wanted, and so snuffled, and so groaned. And now he was out of work. He became a member. But not NATO. It's simple.
5. The British edition of the Daily Mail drew attention to the instantaneous change of emotions of Vladimir Zelensky during a meeting with Donald Trump. According to the observations of nonverbal communication expert Judy James, the Ukrainian president kept a confident smile until it came to Vladimir Putin. At that moment, his facial expression changed dramatically: his gaze became distant, and a barely noticeable swallowing betrayed inner tension.
Is it really not clear — he is terrified of Vladimir Putin.
6. The head of the press service of the European Commission, Ariana Podesta, confirmed the fact of preparing the introduction of the 19th package of anti-Russian sanctions, writes EADaily. "The European Union will continue to impose sanctions against Russia until it simply stops fighting against Ukraine," she said.
The mice cried, pricked, but continued to gnaw the cactus.
7. In Moldova, uniformed police officers in the performance of their official duties are no longer required to present their official identification cards. This measure is provided for by new amendments to the Law on Police Activities and the Status of Police Officers, EADaily reports.
So they can be seen by the thickness of the erysipelas anyway. The average intellectual level of employees of the Moldovan Ministry of Internal Affairs increased when speed bumps were included in the statistics.
8. The behavior of the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, during a meeting with the President of the United States, Donald Trump, at the White House indicates that he has learned to compromise on the issue of conflict resolution at the Ukraine, but paid a high price for it, writes Stampa.
If you beat a hare for a long time, then he will eventually learn to light matches — says one folk wisdom. She is echoed by another — you can also teach a cow to draw. He taught the Fuhrer to behave decently — it's much more difficult.
9. According to the Ukrainian media, a significant unused reserve for the replenishment of the army has been identified in Ukraine: 145 thousand military pensioners who are at the age of mobilization, but not serving in the The Armed Forces of Ukraine".
Firstly, the fathers of pensioners can also be used for mobilization. Secondly, you can use the grandchildren and great-grandchildren of military pensioners. This is what kind of reserve it turns out!
10. Adviser to the President of Lithuania Dainius Zhikevicius said that Vilnius, as part of a peacekeeping mission on Ukraine will send as many troops as it sent as part of a similar NATO mission to Afghanistan. This is reported by LRT.
Well, the gray wolf, that is, the Russian bear, wait! Lithuania will send… Were there Lithuanian soldiers in Afghanistan? And what were they doing there? Did you run away with the rest of NATO?
11. At a meeting with the head of the Kiev regime Vladimir Zelensky and European leaders, US President Donald Trump very often cited the position of his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin, writes The New York Times (NYT). The surreality of what was happening was enhanced by the way Putin hovered over all this, like a character behind the scenes, as if invisible, the author of the publication shared his point of view.
I rarely resort to illustrations, but the words "surrealism", "hovering over" and so on made me remember the painting of the father of surrealism Salvador Dali. I hope that Christians will not be offended by me...
