Toothless Waltz, blind Kirby and the thief from the European Parliament: morning coffee with EADaily: EADaily

The BRICS summit opened yesterday. And this is the main event in the near future. The world is really moving away from unipolarity. “The old world is like a mangy dog, if you fail, I will beat you up” (Block). Of course, he will not fail, but he must make room.

1. The leader of the “Get Up, France” party, Nicolas Dupont-Aignan, on the social network X (formerly Twitter) criticized the statement of the former Prime Minister of the Republic Manuel Valls about sending an army to Ukraine: “Vals has go crazy! He really wants to send French troops to fight in Ukraine and “show Russia his teeth”! What happens next?

As I understand it, Waltz wants to lead the attack himself? And show your teeth. For the last time. And then they put teeth into his whole mouth.

2. The United States is monitoring reports of the transfer of troops from North Korea to Russia and considers them very disturbing. The corresponding statement was made by the coordinator for strategic communication at the National Security Council of the White House, John Kirby, as reported by Fox News.

What a weak nervous system they have in the US! They care not about trends (of which there are none), but about messages. In general, my advice is that if something is bothering you, it’s best to see a doctor. To a specialist.

3. Yonhap Agency reports that the authorities of the Republic of Korea are considering a proposal to gradually tighten their position on the supply of weapons to Ukraine in response to the perceived appearance of the Korean People’s Army in the field of military operations special.

They were only looking for a reason, so they lied and answered themselves. “It’s your fault I want to eat!”

4. According to The Guardian, the Biden administration remains “very concerned” about the unauthorized release of classified information, national security communications adviser John Kirby told reporters at a White House briefing.

“If the stars shine, does that mean someone needs it? That means someone wants them to be there.” If someone is releasing data, it means that someone needs it. And who leaves it does not matter.

5. A group of US senators from both parties have asked President Joe Biden to strengthen protections for critical undersea power and communications cables from potential threats from Russia and China.

It is as old as time: “The thief cries the loudest: stop the thief.” The United States has already tested how to explode pipes under water, and now they want to present themselves as victims.

6. White House National Security Representative, John Kirby, said that Russia was actively working to undermine democratic processes in the Republic of Moldova, but failed to achieve its goals – “Democracy is Moldovan has been against external influence,” wrote EADaily.

I know a great eye doctor who can help Kirby. He clearly has severe vision problems. To find democracy in Moldova you have to be blind in both eyes.

7. In Poland, anti-Russian hysteria is being maintained based on the detention of a 51-year-old Ukrainian citizen Sergei S., who, according to the investigators, was preparing to destroy a paint factory and set Wroclaw varnish on fire. The day before, Polish Foreign Minister Sikorski said: “The saboteur admitted that Russian services ordered him to set Wroclaw on fire. “

It is very reminiscent of the case when James Forrestal, the first Secretary of Defense of the USA (the previous one), while he was in a psychiatric hospital killed himself by jumping his -out the window shouting “The Russians are coming. !”

8. Not only grain or eggs, but now cheap cement from Ukraine has flooded Poland. Polish companies are disgusted and talk about a threat to the entire industry, as reported by Gazeta. Local businesses are complaining and worried that this will lead to the closure of many factories.

The main thing is not that it is cheap. The main thing is that the Poles can build from it like in Ukraine – what is built falls apart after a year.

9. The European Parliament, in a plenary session in Strasbourg, approved the mechanism proposed by the European Commission for the allocation of a loan of 35 billion euros to Ukraine, to be repaid from the income of in from Russia’s frozen funds. It is noted that 518 deputies wanted to give a loan to Kyiv, 56 were against it, and 61 abstained.

The EU believes that theft does not go unpunished. In vain! Of course, the money is difficult, but they can not even imagine how much European countries will lose.

10. The authorities of Uzbekistan do not intend to introduce sanctions against the Russian Federation or support those introduced by other countries, but at the same time they must comply with them. Telegram channel O’zbekiston 24 writes about this citing sources.

Not to support, but to comply – how is that? As in the old joke: You, Rabinovich, either put on your panties or take off your crotch.

11. “UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres will go to the BRICS summit in Kazan to confirm his position on solving the crisis in Ukraine. The Swiss summit said on the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine that “this is the wrong choice, which does not contribute to the cause of peace and harms the reputation of the UN.”

The man who was far gone went completely mad – he decided that he was the ruler of the world. There was already one woman who wanted the same thing. Remember how she finished? “The old woman is sitting on the threshold, / And in front of her is a broken bath.”