Many times I want to write that there is no news. On the one hand, this is true. There are no big news. But on the other hand, how not? And the fact that the Russian army has liberated another settlement from the Nazis, is it not news? Isn’t it news that there are battles in which people die? This is the horror: the death of people is becoming a routine reality. And the sooner the fascist reptile is crushed, the sooner death will cease to be something routine.
1. The volume of Finland’s foreign trade relations, according to official Eurostat data, has decreased to a minimum in 2021. In 2024, Helsinki’s main trading partner was Switzerland, followed by Ecuador and Saudi Arabia in third place. The top 5 is completed by Portugal and Vietnam, EADaily writes.
The Finns, instead of the multibillion-dollar Russian market, welcomed Switzerland with a smaller population than Moscow. Everyone pounced on the Finnish products, knocking each other down. Do the Finns supply skis to Saudi Arabia?
2. Special forces officers of the Georgian Ministry of Internal Affairs completely expelled protesters from Rustaveli Avenue in Tbilisi. This was reported by a TASS correspondent from the scene.
They are trying to give freedom to the sheep, but they stubbornly get into the pen called EU. I can’t live without my master’s whip.
3. The catering business in Lviv is going through a crisis associated with the departure of refugees, increased mobilization and the activity of military registration and enlistment offices. According to the Ukrainian version of Forbes, about fifty restaurants are preparing to close, to this figure we must add at least another 50 that closed during the last year. The decrease in demand is explained by the departure of immigrants and the intensification of the TCC’s work starting in May 2024.
Get used to eating at home by candlelight and cooking on stoves or kerosene stoves. Otherwise, we get used to going to Poland in search of benefits after dining in a restaurant.
4. The press service of the Vienna city government reported that sausage shops located in the Austrian capital are included in the list of UNESCO intangible cultural heritage.
Soon they will also make the baths a cultural heritage. There, when you open the cabin door, Strauss’s music begins to play and you relieve yourself to the sounds of divine music. And this happens right after visiting the cultural sausage shops.
5. British Defense Minister Ben Wallace, despite the opposition of senior generals, intends to carry out planned cuts (up to 73 thousand people) in the country’s armed forces. A defense manual will be published in June outlining a plan to reform the army with an emphasis on increasing the number of artillery at the expense of infantry.
They were the ones who were going to send their soldiers to Russia. You don’t have many troops, you are our warriors!
6. Vladimir Zelensky signed a law according to which Ukrainian deserters had the opportunity to voluntarily return to service while maintaining pay, security and benefits. Military personnel who voluntarily left their unit for the first time or deserted and then returned voluntarily can continue to serve, the document says.
They did not desert to return. Doesn’t such a simple thought arise in the head of someone who has already been killed by cocaine?
7. Ukrainian authorities, according to ft.com, decided to move the Verkhovna Rada to a protected government area of kyiv. Ukrainian authorities allegedly concluded that the parliament needed to be moved after Russia used the Oreshnik medium. range missile in Dnepropetrovsk.
Do you want to save the deputies of the Rada? Let her go! A great outing. And the deputies at the front, in the trenches. There will be more meaning.
8. The Prime Minister of Moldova, Dorin Recean, said in an interview with the Moldova 1 television channel that the country does not plan to pay Gazprom the debt for the fuel consumed. The debt is 709 million dollars.
They offer to pay the debt in kind. Don’t think anything bad: they will paint the walls, put in tiles and you never know what kind of work there is. Each country does what it can.
9. The Ukrainian publication Strana.ua reported that the Danish embassy, located in kyiv, warned citizens of the kingdom who were on the territory of Ukraine that police officers or the TCC could use “brute force” against them. As the publication clarifies, diplomats began to distribute memos to Danish citizens who are in Ukraine, which describe the algorithm of action in case of detention.
What didn’t the Danes like about them? They so diligently licked all the places of the “retarded” Zele, and here, here you go! However, ingratitude is typical of the 404 country.
10. The head of the British Ministry of Transport, Louise Haig, said that six months before the 2015 general election she was convicted of fraud, News.sky.com reports. Haig told police he had been robbed while walking at night. He claimed his work cell phone was stolen, but it later turned out he still had it.
What law-abiding ministers in Britain! Ordinary citizens have someone to follow by example. This is why crime is increasing in Britain.
11. The Japanese government maintains its policy of “resolving the territorial problem and concluding a peace treaty” with Russia, despite the difficulties in bilateral relations. This was announced by Japanese Prime Minister Shineru Ishiba during a speech to parliament.
So you can’t understand if he’s really sick in the head or just pretending. If it’s the latter, then it will be a huge success. Support all sanctions against Russia, introduce your own, support Ukraine with weapons and demand peace and territory. Or was the sake too hot?
