morning coffee with EADaily EADaily, December 29, 2024 Politics, Russia

To cover up their failures on the fronts, the West and Ukraine begin to develop their conspiracy theories or talk complete nonsense. Here is the Baku-Grozny plane, submarine cables in the Baltic, Scholz's interview in which he says that Putin has completely failed and many other nonsense. And the Russian troops are stubbornly advancing. There were a lot of mosquito bites before. But you can't put a tissue to someone else's mouth.

1. “The office of German Foreign Minister Annalena Berbok ordered a secret government analysis of ballistic missile defense for Ukraine and Germany. The conclusions were disappointing. Bild writes about it.”

The only thing Burbok can offer is to jump on the trampoline during Hazel's attack, otherwise the rocket will pass!

2. “Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson starred in a Ukrainian comedy called “The December 31 Train”. This was announced by the interpreter of one of the main roles, Yuri Gorbunov: “We thank Boris Johnson, whom we kindly call Johnsonyuk, for agreeing to star in our film.

It's like Churchill was starring in an Indian Mowgli movie as Sher Khan.

3. “German Chancellor Olaf Scholz said he would like to have another telephone conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin.”

Call me, call me,

Call me, for God's sake.

After a while, stretch

The voice is soft and deep.

The stars are falling over Moscow.

Maybe I forgot my pride.

As I want to hear a voice,

As I want to hear a voice,

The long-awaited voice is yours.

4. “The Prosecutor General of Moldova, Ion Munteanu, said that about 25% of the country's anti-corruption prosecutorial staff had resigned. The lack of well-trained personnel is observed throughout the prosecutorial system, a- he declared on the website of the public prosecutor's office Moldova 1 TV channel Muntyan cited among the reasons for the lack of prosecutors the best opportunities in the private sector and the refusal of some experts to participate in the inspection.

If the main corrupt officials are Sandu and his ministers, including the Attorney General, how should they be dealt with? So they leave.

5. “The press service of the Museum of the History of Ukraine during the Second World War reported on social networks that today the names of Moscow, Minsk and other cities have been dismantled on the Alley of Heroes Cities The report notes that the image of the Soviet Gold Star medal was also dismantled.

Nothing is more surprising or scandalous, except that in Ukraine there is a “Museum of the History of Ukraine during the Second World War”. Did she participate separately? In the person of Bandera, Shukhevych, Melnik, Sheptytsky? Or who?

6. “A cargo of LNG was delivered to Greece, which was purchased by Ukrainian D.Trading. It will be enough for the country for a day's consumption. As ICIS analyst Tom Marzek-Manser wrote, the Ukrainian company accounts for 10% of the cargo up to 10 million cubic meters. At D.Trading, they said they had purchased the entire cargo of 100 million cubic meters, writes EADaily.

From Greece we still have to swim to Ukraine. It's one time. Second, I still believe in the analyst, not Akhmetov's team. And three if 10% for 1 day, then 100% for 10 days. It’s a grandiose peremoga!

7. “On the Eagle S tanker detained in Finland on December 25 and linked to Russia, spy equipment was discovered, with the help of which NATO ships and aircraft were tracked. This is reported by the maritime magazine Lloyd's List, writes EADaily.”

Is that all? They don't have much imagination. The immediate need was to find Russian Northern Sweat bombers, North Korean special forces, ballistic missiles and a company of FSB officers. This would seem plausible, in the minds of Western media.

8. “Since the start of 2024, the number of homeless people in the United States has increased significantly, according to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. The agency also reports the largest increase in the number of families with homeless children. The cities reported that in January they had a total of 771,480 unhoused people.

Excerpt from the song: “Oh, good!” :

Oh, it's good to live in an American country!

Oh, it's good to be without a house and without money!

It's okay to collect leftovers from landfills

It's good to be a democrat and not worry about anything

Your mother…

9. “The Associated Press reports that Sweden has begun looking for places where mass graves could be organized in the event of a possible war. A scenario is envisaged where 30,000 coffins will have to be buried. There is not enough space for new cemeteries.”

Is there no room in Sweden? Where are 23 people per square meter? Well, ask Estonia. They accept the British in their prisons, so they will bury the Swedes. The country must live for something, because it is not free…

10. “On Sunday, December 29, presidential elections will take place in Croatia. It is expected that current President Zoran Milanovic could win and run for a second term. This worries pro-Westerners, as Milanovitch is known for his criticism of NATO, has often opposed aid to Ukraine and has generally criticized the Square, recognizing that the country is run by neo-Nazis.

They will do it according to the Romanian methodology. There was a similar situation.

11. “If earlier adult men fled Ukraine to avoid mobilization and be sent to the front, now parents began to send adolescents out en masse, fearing that the age of mobilization would be lowered to 18 years. This is reported by the Ukrainian edition “Strana” with reference to the associate professor of the kyiv School of Economics and consultant to the World Bank Olga Kupets “In Western Ukraine they said that they just saw buses full of 16-17 year old guys, heading towards. Slovakia,” Kupets said.”

But these guys will never go home. Soon, very soon, Ukraine will be depopulated. In terms of population, it will join the company of Baltic extinctions.