The news is such that you don’t know whether to cry or laugh.
1. An employee of the Brno Defense University, Zdenek Petrash, in an interview with iDNES, pointed out the weak point of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. He said that the Ukrainian armed forces have currently lost the initiative on the battlefield due to depleted stockpiles of weapons.
Indeed, in general, the weak point of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, as well as the entire Ukrainian leadership, is the boss. I would even say the absence of him.
2. Iran’s IRNA news agency reported to Turkish media about an airstrike on US troop headquarters in Hasakah. According to publications, a Turkish Air Force aircraft participated in the attack. The reason for this choice of target for the strike was that this center is associated with the training of PKK troops.
Yes, the Russian expression “you don’t know yours and beat yours” does not fit here. “Beating” – that’s for sure, but “not knowing” … the Turks knew that they were bombing their NATO ally – the United States.
3. Japan will provide Ukraine with emergency assistance in the form of solar-powered generators and lamps totaling $2.57 million, the country’s foreign ministry said.
If the amount is known, it will “not service”, but sell. And if he sells, someone in Ukraine will do good welding. Winter is just around the corner – daylight hours are short, there is little sun, it turns out – suckers are bred again.
4. Members of the European Parliament (EP) have asked the European Union to include PMC Wagner in the list of terrorist organizations, writes Politico.
Of course, and the American PMC “Mozart” are peacekeepers without weapons. And above all: does the European Parliament want to include gunmen who shoot unarmed prisoners in the list of warriors of light? Until they were sent to the angels.
5. The Associated Press (AP) fired a reporter who incorrectly reported that Russian missiles landed on Polish territory. The portal The Daily Beast reports it. The portal notes that the information published was actively cited by the media and “scared the world,” the portal notes. The next day, the agency issued a fix and removed the story. The updated text notes that the missiles were “most likely launched from Ukraine”.
One was fired, but how many others work and continue to tell! But they are looking for fakes from Russia. By the way, the fake gun fired by the AP referred to an unnamed US intelligence representative.
6. The Warsaw authorities have renamed the pedestrian and bicycle lane near the Embassy of the Russian Federation to the Alley of victims of Russian aggression, reports Gazeta Wyborca.
The new name for the piece of pavement turned out to be roughly the same length as the “alley” itself. It seems that this is a trolling by the Warsaw authorities to show the insignificance of this ridiculous renaming.
7. A resident of Israel, Tamar Ben-Chaim, filed a lawsuit against an employee of the American secret services who quarreled with her in July, who came to Jerusalem before the visit of US President Joe Biden. You say so in a document referred to by Hill magazine.
The idiot is still very lucky. If, God forbid, he looked like an Arab, they could just shoot him, deciding it was a terrorist attack. Especially since he was in Jerusalem.
8. The Green Party’s proposal to fill cars with used cooking oil instead of fuel has been approved by the French Senate. The BFMTV channel reports it.
In some film comedies, sausages were boiled in boiling water from a car radiator. And now in France they will cook french fries in the engine.
9. Ukrainian fans desecrated the symbol of the World Cup in Qatar. Drunk Ukrainians added Hitler’s mustache to Qatar’s World Cup symbol, Laib, and wrote “Sieg Heil,” Al Jazeera reported. Local residents did not appreciate the Ukrainian joke and called the police.
They say a person cannot live without a brain. Ukrainian fans (and not only them, but also many of their compatriots) are successfully proving that it is possible. At the same time, I consider myself human. Moreover, almost a superman.
10. Two “Russian spies” were arrested again in Sweden. The previous two, also two, were arrested on 11 November.
Tamara and I go together.
After all, Tamara and I are spies.
I am a spy, she is a spy
Scouting champion.
We go often. They probably have a nest somewhere.
11. In the near future, US President Joe Biden will undergo an annual health exam. The results of the medical examination will be made public, White House spokeswoman Karine Jean-Pierre said.
Already now it is possible to predict the results that will be provided to the public: “Health, like a 20-year-old, ready to continue to lead the United States.” Well, in the US they believe any nonsense written or said by the media.
12. The German newspaper Die Zeit reported that Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba addressed his Western counterparts. “In case we Ukrainians are not tired, the rest of Europe has neither the political nor the moral right to be tired.”
In other words, “Ukraine is first” — “Ukraine first”. An understandable slogan, especially for the Germans with their “Deutschland über alles”. Ukraine does not hide it: “The slogan is consonant with the first line of” Song of the Germans “-” Germany, Germany above all “” (Wikipedia in Ukrainian).
