And even on Sunday, the intensity of the news does not subside, no! The madhouse works without days off and holidays.
1. An “unpleasant surprise” for Sweden, Finland and NATO was the statement by Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan about guarantees from Stockholm for the extradition of 73 members of the PKK banned in Turkey. On June 28, Finland, Sweden and Turkey signed a security memorandum, agreeing to strengthen cooperation in the fight against terrorism, including the exchange of information and an agreement on the extradition of PKK members.
That is, let’s say it as it is – Erdogan spread the suckers, making them also traitors to their own principles. Classically, with skill. And the Kurds can only be sympathized with for believing in the “bright Scandinavian ideals” of democracy and the protection of human rights.
2. Residents of Warsaw took to the streets of the Polish capital to express their dissatisfaction with the large influx of Ukrainian refugees. Residents were reported to have chanted “Poland is here, not Ukraine”, among other things. Notably, only 17% of Ukrainians expressed a desire to stay in Poland, according to a recent poll.
But a couple of months ago they passionately kissed. Now expect the same rally in Lviv. Under the mirror slogan: “Poland is here, not Ukraine!”
3. The head of the German Federal Network Agency, Klaus Müller, believes that consumers in the country will be shocked by the upcoming increase in gas prices, writes Funke. The head of the regulator noted that due to the situation with Nord Stream, prices could triple and the further situation is unpredictable. Müller added that many Germans can’t handle even the slightest increase in energy costs.
So that’s what you wanted! Slowly but surely, they cut the branch on which you sit to the joyful cries of the Poles and the rudeness of the Ukrainians. The question now is how high on the tree this bough was … It only depends on this whether the fall will be painful or fatal.
4. The Israeli Embassy in Germany condemned the statements of the Ukrainian Ambassador to Germany Andriy Melnyk about Stepan Bandera as a “hero” and called them a downplaying of the significance of the Holocaust topic. The Israeli diplomatic mission said that Melnik’s words distort historical facts and insult the memory of those who were killed by Bandera and his supporters.
And how to give asylum to such “millers” in their own country? How to support such “millers” at home? The memory offends the presence in Israel of the followers of Bandera and the ideological brothers of Melnik.
5. German Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s proposal to allow Russia to transport sanctioned goods to Kaliningrad via Lithuania is unfounded and sends the wrong signal to Russia. This was stated by the head of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the Estonian Parliament Marko Mihkelson.
And this, by chance, is not a relative of one of the incarnations of Kisa Vorobyaninov: “Konrad Karlovich Mikhelson, forty-eight years old, non-party, single, member of the union since 1921, a highly moral person, my good friend, it seems a friend of children …”. Although I doubt that Marco is a friend of children. He is not friendly with his head.
6. New plans by the Dutch authorities to reduce emissions of environmentally harmful substances have led to protests, according to the Süddeutsche Zeitung. Farmers are blocking freeways, demonstrating outside government buildings and the homes of politicians. Recently, they gathered at the home of the Minister of Nature and Nitrogen, Christanna Van der Waal, broke through police barriers and poured out a cistern of manure.
As a matter of fact, such a tank and more than one can be dumped in front of the EU building in Brussels. Although … They are already up to their ears in shit.
7. Nothing threatens Moldova’s security, there is no military threat to this country, but Chisinau should benefit from NATO’s presence in the region. This was stated by the deputy secretary general of the alliance, Mircea Geoana, on the air of the Moldova-1 TV channel.
How is this not a threat? And NATO? This is the biggest threat to peace in Europe. And not only in Europe. Ask in Afghanistan, Yugoslavia, Iraq and Libya.
8. The Japanese government may challenge claims under the Sakhalin-2 project if they violate the contract. This was reported by the Yomiuri newspaper, citing a source in the Japanese Foreign Ministry.
Of course it can. Everyone can protest. It doesn’t take much intelligence to do this. The mind is needed in the case when you want to spit in the well, but is it worth doing it …
9. More than 358,000 pilgrims of various nationalities arrived in Medina through air and land ports, the Saudi Ministry of Hajj and Umrah said, the Saudi news agency SPA reported July 2.
It is strange that the Kyiv clown does not offer to perform in front of such a large audience. However, he will not be called there, except for those who want to spoil Russia, that is, the EU and NATO, he is of no interest to anyone.
10. The international human rights organization Amnesty International accuses the Lithuanian authorities of racism and mistreatment of refugees. It is alleged that Vilnius prevents visitors from obtaining asylum, thereby violating EU laws.
If you thought that this applies to Ukrainian refugees, then you are mistaken. Ukrainian refugees are super-refugees, but those from Africa or the Middle East – you can not stand on ceremony with these. This is racial segregation.
11. The head of the ruling party of Poland “Law and Justice” Jaroslaw Kaczynski said that Warsaw is not going to back down on the issue of receiving reparations from Berlin for the damage suffered by the country during the Second World War.
The difference between a terrarium and a serpentarium is that the former contains reptiles, insects, and other invertebrates, while the latter contains only snakes. So I can’t understand in any way: the EU is a terrarium or a serpentarium. But I know for sure – they are ready to eat each other inside.
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