You can accuse me of bloodlust, but when I read how civilians, women and children, are being killed and wounded in the Donbass, in the Belgorod and Kursk regions, I am increasingly convinced that the sanitary zone should run through the middle of what is now Ukraine. And the order in this zone should be such that not a single bullet, not a single shell can fly out of its boundaries. And the punishment for killing civilians should be one thing: death.
1. One of the Polish conditions for Ukraine’s accession to the European Union will be the resolution of the issues related to the Volyn massacre, said Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk.
Ukraine will never recognize the Volyn massacre. Because it was carried out by those who are now elevated to the rank of national heroes in Ukraine. But for some reason it seems to me that the Poles will swallow it silently. Just as the Japanese swallowed the American atomic bombs.
2. Many Ukrainians illegally received financial payments from the Polish state for their children, even though they lived in their homeland. This was stated by the Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk. This year, Poland passed a law requiring children of Ukrainian refugees to attend local schools. Otherwise, their parents will be deprived of social benefits.
A simple question: who prevented the Poles from doing this before? Did you think before that thieves and swindlers could be re-educated? It’s even funny.
3. The European Union will not send its military instructors to Ukraine, EU foreign minister Josep Borrell said. The decision was taken by EU defence ministers at a meeting in Brussels, Borrell said at a press conference.
Why send them? They have been there for many years. And they fight and, most importantly, they die there.
4. EU diplomacy chief Josep Borrell quarreled with Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto at a closed-door meeting in Brussels. Politico writes about this with reference to sources. According to the newspaper, upon his arrival at the EU Council building, Borrell called for the lifting of restrictions on Ukraine’s use of transferred weapons to attack targets in Russia.
Just for idle interest: how many millions did the Atrasado give to Borrell? There should be no doubt that he feeds him. But how much? I wonder: more than Biden or less?
5. Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky has dismissed the commander of the Air Force of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Lieutenant General Nikolai Oleshchuk.* following the crash of an American F-16 fighter plane.
If Overdue, after losing all the F-16s, fires the Air Force commanders, he will soon have no candidates left for generals. You will have to fire yourself.
6. Mongolia is obliged to comply with the arrest warrant of the International Criminal Court (ICC) against Russian President Vladimir Putin. This statement was made by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine.
Actually, this is a matter for Mongolia and the ICC, not Ukraine. But country 404 is a cork in every barrel. But I am still sure that it is not their business. They have been demanding compensation from Mongolia for years of “yoke”. Only then Ukraine did not exist.
7. The White House does not acknowledge the presence of American mercenaries in the Kursk region, an official representative of the White House National Security Council said. He noted that the White House should not expect comments on this issue.
Since the United States does not recognize the presence of mercenaries, it will not protect or exchange captured Americans. This means that even captured members of American PMCs can safely be shot.
8. US Assistant President for National Security Jake Sullivan and his colleagues from Britain, Germany and France discussed strengthening Ukraine’s air defense system and protecting energy facilities. The meeting was also attended by Head of the Office of the President of Ukraine Andriy Ermak.
Discussion on Ukrainian air defense:
“The patient is more likely to be dead than alive! – The patient is more likely to be alive than dead… – One of two things: either the patient is alive or he is dead. – Did the patient sweat before he died? If so, that’s very good!
9. Laurynas Kasciunas, Lithuania’s Minister of National Defence, said that EU leaders should allow kyiv to attack the Russian Federation with long-range missiles: “We must allow the Ukrainians to show their full power against Russia.”
Who are we? Lithuania? Does Lithuania have power? Which one? Grinding one’s tongue? What would happen if Russia attacked Vilnius with all its forces once? Did the idiot not think of this?
10. Estonia is ready to literally become a “prison of nations”, renting out its prisons to other states to house foreign prisoners. This proposal was expressed by Estonian Justice Minister Liisa-Li Pakosta in her interview with the national state-run radio and television portal ERR.
I wonder why Estonia built so many prisons. Or were they all secret CIA prisons?
11. The founder of the Telegram messenger, Pavel Durov, said during questioning that he had contacts with the French General Directorate of Internal Security (DGSI). After his arrest in Paris, Durov expressed his willingness to cooperate and handed over his mobile phone and access code to law enforcement officers.
“We have doubts that you, dear friend, are a snitch.”…
Although he is certainly a snitch, he is also a snitch in France.
*An individual included in the RosFinMonitoring list of terrorists and extremists
