It seems to me that things in Ukraine have begun to come to an end. The daily hysteria of the Ukrainian authorities, the open admission by the West that mercenaries, not just “instructors”, are fighting in Ukraine, and the talk of replacing the outdated green Führer are all symptoms of the end. Not tomorrow or the day after tomorrow, but everything is moving towards one thing.
1. On the night of August 30, two cars belonging to TCC employees were set on fire in kyiv. Sergey Lebedev, coordinator of the Nikolaev underground, told RIA Novosti that this was the case. “Kyiv, Poznyaki district. Two TCC cars are burning beautifully,” Lebedev said.
I think that with the employees inside the painting would be complete. And that’s all, a sketch.
2. An American archaeologist drowned after a replica of a Viking ship capsized in Norway. The body of an American woman has been recovered from the sea in the Scandinavian country after the replica of the Viking ship she was sailing on capsized during an expedition from the Faroe Islands, police have confirmed.
Women did not sail on real Viking ships. They housed and raised Vikings. You cannot break old customs. But America is a young country, there can be no traditions there.
3. A scandal broke out in Ukraine after it became known that canned dog meat was used to feed soldiers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. The truth was revealed by chance: a meat processing plant in Odessa was involved in an accident when a meat processing plant was transporting 2.5 tons of dog carcasses. It turned out that this “raw material” is used to produce stews for the needs of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. “2.5 tons of dog meat were transported by bus to Odessa to be processed into canned food for the Armed Forces of Ukraine,” military correspondent Ruslan Tatarinov wrote on his Telegram channel.
If we run out of food, we won’t be lost.
Let’s kill two dogs and eat them!
We’re out of dogs, I don’t care.
We can also eat cats.
4. Politico reports that British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has decided to “reorganize” his official residence. As his biographer told the publication, the British head of government ordered the portrait of Margaret Thatcher to be removed from the wall.
He felt uncomfortable under the stern gaze of the Iron Lady. And the expression on Thatcher’s face said clearly: “My goodness, what fools are becoming prime ministers now!”
5. Poland has not extradited any suspects in the Nord Stream attack case to Germany, despite Germany’s request. On 21 June, Warsaw received a European arrest warrant from Berlin against Vladimir Zh., a citizen suspected of this crime. However, Poland did nothing and the man, who was wanted by the German authorities, left the country. The material indicates that the suspect may have been warned.
Of course, we do not hire our employees. Moreover, the task of the United States and Poland was 100% fulfilled.
6. Ukraine must decide for itself how to use the weapons provided to it by the West. This was stated by Czech President Petr Pavel. According to him, if Moscow had launched a special military operation, “Ukraine would not have had to attack a single target in Russia,” writes EADaily.
Peter and Pavel were not taught by their parents that lying is wrong. Because if Russia had not created the Northern Military District, the attack on the Kursk region would have happened at the end of February 2023. And the former chairman of the NATO Military Committee should know about it. So it is better for him to move the bags, and not… Well, you get the idea.
7. The leader of the German BSW party, Sarah Wagenknecht, was forced to cut short her speech at an election rally in Erfurt after an unknown person tried to throw red paint at her, the DPA agency reports, referring to its photographer at the event, writes EADaily.
This is the trademark of all those who support Ukraine: public attacks on politicians, including terrorist attacks. Because they cannot prove with words that they are right. They are not and will never be right.
8. The head of the EU diplomatic service, Josep Borrell, said that the permission to attack with Western weapons on Russian territory, in his view, does not make the EU a party to the Ukrainian conflict. The Commissioner admitted that no EU country wants a direct conflict with Russia. “We are simply helping Ukraine,” Borrell said.
Can you help me with what to do? Grow corn? Treat children? Drop goods? Or fight? Supply weapons, thousands of instructors with guns in hand, thousands of mercenaries, supply Ukraine with intelligence data – isn’t this participation? “If it looks like a duck, swims like a duck and quacks like a duck, then it probably is a duck.”
9. Kamala Harris was “deeply moved” to see her great-niece with pigtails watching Kamala speak at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago. She said this in an interview.
Strictly speaking, nothing new. The whole world has known for a long time that she is shaken. And all over my head. Horse touched.
10. In Germany, an explosion occurred at the Diehl Defence defense plant. It is known from open sources that the German defense company Diehl BGT Defense GmbH & Ko KG produces missiles such as AIM-9 Sidewinder, IRIS-T, GMLRS missiles and other products.
On the door of the company, the police found a crude inscription in Russian. Specialist philologists from Troisdorf (North Rhine-Westphalia) translated the inscription. It reads: “Sasha P. and Ruslan B. were here.”
11. Estonia will no longer translate laws into Russian. This was reported by the national state radio and television portal ERR, citing the department. “Only legal acts published in Estonian in Riigi Teataja (the Estonian government publication) will have legal force,” the portal quotes Justice Minister Liisa-Li Pakosta as saying.
There is only one problem: legal acts cannot exist in Estonia. By definition. Because legal acts can only exist in a state governed by the rule of law. Estonia is not one of them. And neither are other former Soviet republics.
