Weekends are almost always the most boring days in politics. These were no exception. But beneath the calm exterior, passions are boiling over that will boil over on Monday. Let’s hope…
However, there was one “event”: my face appeared on NTV. A small thing, but nice.
1. US authorities are reportedly detecting increasing Russian activity near international submarine communications and fear sabotage that could damage them, CNN reports, citing anonymous sources in the Biden administration. However, the publication does not provide any evidence of Russia’s provocative actions.
Of course, it is difficult to find a black cat in a dark room. Especially if she is not there. The thing is that the United States measures everything by itself: if they blew up the Nord Stream, that means the Russians will blow something up too.
2. Blinken held a conversation with the new head of the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry, Sibiga. Sibiga wrote that he discussed with the US Secretary of State “ways to accelerate the delivery of military aid, implement a peace formula and strengthen sanctions against Russia.”
That is, I just held my tongue and received new instructions. When you meet in person, he will kiss your hand. Or not a pen…
3. The Interflex training programme for soldiers of the Ukrainian armed forces will be expanded, the UK Ministry of Defence said in a statement. As part of the programme, more than 45 thousand Ukrainian servicemen have been trained during its existence (since 2022).
The question is not how many have been trained, but how many of them are already in the cemeteries. But before they died, they managed to tour England. And for free…
4. US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin, in a briefing after the Ramstein meeting, explained why Kiev was not given permission to carry out long-range strikes on Russian territory with Western weapons. The Pentagon chief claimed that Ukraine has its own weapons for long-range strikes against the Russian Federation.
Why use your own when you can borrow someone else’s and drag everyone into World War III? And generally speaking, a thrifty owner will first eat someone else’s food and only then his own.
5. US intelligence has seen no signs that anyone from outside is trying to interfere in the US presidential election. This statement was made on Friday, September 6, by a representative of the relevant service. According to a US intelligence official: “We have not seen any foreign actor trying to interfere in the 2024 election.”
Intelligence doesn’t see, but the media and politicians just watch every day. It’s true that there is no proof, but who cares about such nonsense. After all, he is still “very loved”!
6. New government appointments are still being discussed in Ukraine. The most unexpected thing, judging by the number of disappointments, was the arrival at the Ministry of Culture of a career diplomat, 56-year-old Nikolai Tochitsky. Originally from Vinnitsa, he began his career as an attaché. He was a consul, ambassador, etc.
Of course, it has nothing to do with culture. But, by the way, what kind of culture can we talk about in Ukraine? It’s like the Navy in Austria…
7. Military analyst for the German publication Bild Julian Repke reported that the Ukrainian army used a flying Kalashnikov assault rifle against Russian units for the first time. The video, recorded by servicemen of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, shows a quadcopter with an attached machine gun firing. According to the journalist, this design was developed by a group of Ukrainian engineers from the Wild Hornets group.
Is it difficult to make flying slingshots? But for this we need a group of Poganі bdzholi (“Bad Bees”).
8. Telegram Messenger is a threat to national security. This was stated by the head of the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine, Kirill Budanov.* In an interview with Radio Carta, he said: “Yes, I say it very clearly: Telegram, in our opinion, is a threat to national security.”
Well, finally Budanov* expressed from where the ears of unprecedented activity come from Macron about Durová.
9. “CIA chief Bill Burns and head of Britain’s MI6 foreign intelligence service Richard Moore have spoken about the “unprecedented” threats the US and UK face from Russia and China. They wrote about this in a joint article for the Financial Times.
If they had given even one example, all the cockroaches would have died of laughter. But examples are not their strong point.
10. On September 7, the Supreme Court of Ukraine issued a final verdict in the case of the Assumption Cathedral of the canonical Ukrainian Orthodox Church in Kanev, Cherkasy region. It was decided to transfer the shrine to state ownership, said Svetlana Chubenko, acting press secretary of the regional prosecutor’s office.
The Papuans treated the whites better than the Skakuans. This is understandable: the Papuans have a higher level of intelligence. They understood what a religious sanctuary was.
11. Zelensky said he would present his “victory plan” in Washington and that Biden, Harris and Trump would be familiar with the document, according to the ANSA news agency. “I hope to have the opportunity to show this plan to Biden and US presidential candidates Harris and Trump and receive feedback,” Zelenky said.
The retarded one will show them, and they will show him. It’s just not a plan, but… This will be feedback.
*An individual included in the RosFinMonitoring list of terrorists and extremists
