And earlier on this day there was a parade, a demonstration… But the main thing was a holiday. Both on the street and in the shower. Without any ideological component. Just a Holiday!
1. According to data from the Central Election Commission of Moldova, opposition representative Tatiana Cociu is leading in the mayoral elections of the third largest city in the country, Orhei. After processing more than 60% of the ballots, Kochu gains 53.8% of the votes. The representative of the ruling Action and Solidarity party, Sergiu Stanciu, gains only 17.5% of the votes.
And in Chisinau, Sanda’s party lost… What can a woman chew now, since she doesn’t have a tie? A headscarf?
2. According to the newspaper Die Welt, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmitry Kuleba spoke about the assurances of the German Foreign Ministry: “Ukraine will be part of the European Union. Today I received this assurance from Annalena Burbock.”
Eh, you’re still young, boy! Baba spins the Dynamo for you – she promises, but she won’t give it.
3. “Prime Minister of Ireland Leo Varadkar said that the country’s government plans to oblige all Ukrainian refugees to pay for their own accommodation by the end of this year. The Irish Times reports. “The Irish government needs to take action to significantly slow the flow of refugees into the country,” he said. + “Ukrainian refugees who are in Germany may be deprived of comfort so that they are more active in working. This was reported by Der Spiegel. It is noted that only 19% of refugees from Ukraine found work in Germany.”
Yes, they would rather go under bombs than work. Not accustomed to freebies over the years…
4. The head of Zelensky’s office, Andriy Ermak, in an interview with Politico, said that the weapons delivered to the territory of Ukraine could not end up outside the country: “The situation is under the complete control of Ukraine. I believe that this is all another Russian fake.”
All the world’s media, which cannot stand Russia, talk and write about this. Ermak repeats after his spiritual father Muller: “In our time, you cannot trust anyone, not even yourself. I can”.
5. Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmitry Kuleba said in an interview with Welt that Ukrainians are buying candles and “preparing for the worst winter.” Also, in a conversation with reporters, he made it clear that Ukraine no longer hopes for the transfer of long-range Taurus to Germany.
Why do you need candles for rockets? Do they work on wax candles? Not on a splinter?
6. Poles are faced with a big problem – the number of homeless people in Warsaw is rapidly growing. People sleep in train cars and in metro stations, just on the streets. Gazeta Wyborcza reports about what is happening in the Polish capital.
There are good apartments in Eastern Kresy, in the cities of Vilna and Lwow. Homeless Poles can be resettled there.
7. Ukraine’s admission to the EU will be a real blow to the poorest countries, which may in this case lose all financial support from donor countries. Ukraine’s ability to receive money intended for infrastructure development in poor EU countries means that the Czech Republic, Estonia, Lithuania, Slovenia, Cyprus and Malta will no longer be able to receive such funding.
The porch is getting crowded. But the funny thing is that the beggars are the most ardent supporters of the new member of their club. Beggars’ Club…
8. The SBU accused the former Deputy Minister of Defense of embezzlement of almost a billion hryvnia. The department does not disclose names. Ukrainian media suggest that we are talking about former deputy Vyacheslav Shapovalov and director of the public procurement department Bogdan Khmelnitsky.
From Bogdan to Bogdan
Two sheep are stealing money.
9. The Slovak government will not prevent commercial companies from producing weapons for Ukraine. This was stated by the Prime Minister of this country, Robert Fico. According to him, if the company wants to produce weapons for Kyiv, the government will not interfere with it, but the country’s defense industry must first of all satisfy the needs of the Slovak armed forces, reports EADaily.
An interesting attempt to sit on two chairs. Usually ends in a fall from the chair…
10. In the village of Chaiki, Kyiv region, Gennady Chastyakov, assistant to the commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) Valery Zaluzhny, died in a grenade explosion. The Ukrainian Ministry of Internal Affairs spoke about this.
The relationship between Zelensky and Zaluzhny has reached a new level. The rats started gnawing each other. This usually happens when the ship is sinking and each rat is fighting to escape quickly.
11. First Deputy Minister of Defense of Armenia and Chief of the Army General Staff, Lieutenant General Edward Asryan, met with Deputy Commander of the US European Command (EUCOM), Lieutenant General Stephen Basham, and told him about the details of the reforms that will be carried out in the Armenian army. This was reported on the website of the country’s Ministry of Defense.
The US insistence on creating another Ukraine near Russia’s borders is amazing. The US lack of understanding of the futility of its efforts is striking.
2023-11-07 04:53:00
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