Good morning! Today is the day of the prophet Nahum. In Rus’ they said, “Nahum will come and bring it to mind” and congratulated the teachers. But judging by what is happening in the world, Nahum never came.
1. The United Nations (UN) demanded that former Assistant Secretary General Vitaly Vanshelboim pay it $63.6 million. According to the New York Times, the Ukrainian citizen had millions of dollars received for construction work from other UN agencies. Vanshelboim and his colleague invested about $60 million in companies associated with the British businessman, but the investments were unsuccessful. After the investigation, he was fired and must return the money.
Well, a citizen of Ukraine cannot help but steal. A-priory. He will die, but he will steal.
2. President Jose Maria Neves did not like the meeting between Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky and Cape Verdean Prime Minister Jose Ulis Correia e Silva; as a result, an internal political crisis erupted in the African country. Radio station RFI reports this.
Remember the fairy tale about King Midas, who turned everything he touched into gold. And whatever Zelensky’s playful but blood-stained hands touch, everything immediately turns into trouble.
3. Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky held a closed meeting with United States senators, at which the head of state tried to convince them that corruption is not a serious problem in the country. This was reported by CNN.
But without corruption, Kyiv is impossible
Like a Jew Zelensky without a cross
This is a piece of the mass
This is news for the press
Our Zelya fights for her for a reason.
5. During a joint press conference in Washington, US President Joe Biden took a handkerchief from his pocket and blew his nose. He did this at a time when Ukrainian leader Vladimir Zelensky read his speech from the podium and thanked him for the new anti-Russian sanctions.
Let him say “thank you” that grandfather did not fart loudly during his speech. But he could. Old age is not joy.
6. Defense Minister of the Republic of Korea Shin Won-sik threatened the DPRK authorities with “hellish destruction” in the event of an attack by Pyongyang. His words are quoted by Reutres.
The DPRK has not attacked anyone since its founding. But South Korea periodically attacks other countries along with its master, the United States, in different parts of the planet.
7. About 18.5% of scientists have left the territory of Ukraine since the beginning of the special operation, reports Humanities and Social Sciences Communications. According to the study, scientists who left Ukraine were among the most active in the country.
Education, of course, ennobles the soul, but this is not required in military service.
8. The vote of Germany, Italy and Japan at the UN against a resolution condemning Nazism calls into question the sincerity of their repentance for crimes during the Second World War. This was stated by Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov at the government hour in the Federation Council.
There are no former Nazis.
9. Almost 50% of Romanians believe that communism benefited Romania, and this percentage has increased significantly over the past ten years. According to INSCOP opinion poll data published on December 13, commissioned by News.ro, more than 46% of Romanians believe that before 1989 life was better than now, writes EADaily.
Bloody dictator Ceausescu? Or a bloodless dictatorship of democracy? It’s just that under Ceausescu there was nothing to compare with.
10. British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte, in front of journalists, were unable to enter the residence on Downing Street – the door was locked, writes BILD. Sunak came out to meet Rutte at the threshold of the residence. They greeted each other and shook hands, and then tried to enter the prime minister’s residence, but the door was unexpectedly locked.
This is a hint for Sunak – Rutte has already been thrown out of prime minister, it’s Mowgli’s turn.
11. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen’s speech in parliament about the power of Europe ended with a loud dog barking. When the diplomat finished her speech with the phrase: “Long live Europe!” — dogs barked from the speakers, which caused bewilderment and laughter among those present.
“Who are you laughing at? You’re laughing at yourself!” A pack of American Poodles. This is the only decent name for the EU.
2023-12-14 05:06:00
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