Most of yesterday's news was devoted to the strikes of the Russian army on Ukrainian targets. It was, so to speak, a response to the day before yesterday's massive attack on Russia. I understand that the leaders of the Russian army do not read my opuses, the staff of the Russian media, who write enthusiastic articles about "retaliation", too, so my question will sound nowhere.
It's kind of rhetorical: Why is the Russian army waiting for a strike and only then responding? And why couldn't yesterday's blow have been delivered BEFORE the strike on Russia? If you can't avoid a fight, then you have to hit first!
1. US President-elect Donald Trump, according to the Financial Times, citing informed sources, retracted his words about the settlement of the Ukrainian conflict in 24 hours. At the same time, the European partners came to the conclusion that the new US administration will not immediately abandon the support of Kiev.
Actually, many people talked about it. But many not only talked, but also did everything to make this happen.
2. Political scientist Gevorg Mirzayan explained the meaning of Armenia's signing of a strategic partnership agreement with the United States, writes NEWS.ru . According to the expert, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan is doing this to annoy Moscow.
Yes, no — Armenia's main goal is to choose an advantageous position for communicating with Trump. Most likely — this is a "doggy style".
3. NATO launched Operation Baltic Sentry to patrol the Baltic Sea in response to the increasing incidence of damage to submarine cables. Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said that the operation is designed for 90 days, but can be extended if necessary. Frigates, aircraft and drones will be involved in the operation.
In other words, NATO is launching military operations against Russia in the Baltic Sea.
4. The Secretary General of the North Atlantic Alliance, Mark Rutte, said that "the best way to prevent war is to prepare for it," and called on the countries of the Western military—political bloc to "switch their thinking to wartime" and increase defense spending.
Is someone attacking NATO? And the evidence? By the way, if the alliance were located within the borders of 1990, its defense would only grow stronger. You yourself have engaged in creeping aggression.
5. RIA Novosti was informed that the company Rekyl from Sweden, which sells clothes, regularly organizes fundraising to help mercenaries who take part in hostilities on the side of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
Every morning the Swedes should start with a chant: "We remember Poltava and King Charles." Then there is a chance that the brains will appear.
6. Lithuanian pulmonologist-allergist Indre Pleshite-Almine will no longer consult with patients in Russian. She can make exceptions only for Ukrainians who have recently arrived in Lithuania.: "I can't give up my values."
If the values are to break the Hippocratic oath and preach racism, and the refusal to serve patients in another language is pure racism, then the Nazi only confirms that Lithuania is a Nazi country.
7. Poland raised military aviation in response to a massive combined strike by the Russian Aerospace Forces on military infrastructure facilities in Ukraine. Polish fighters have been lifted into the sky, as the targets of the Russian Aerospace Forces have become, among other things, objects in the west of Ukraine, writes EADaily.
And what, Western Ukraine has already returned to Poland? If not, then why drive planes in vain? If so, proclaim the transfer of the Eastern Cres under Polish jurisdiction.
8. The leadership of the Kiev regime has resumed the mobilization of Ukrainian men over the age of 50 into the ranks of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU). This was told on the eve of the deputy of the Verkhovna Rada Oleksiy Goncharenko * during his speech on the air of the all-Ukrainian telethon.
This is so that it is not spent on retirement. It's called early retirement. Unpaid. Funeral.
9. Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said that Europe is stronger than Russia in all aspects. The politician said this on January 15 at a joint press conference with Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky in Warsaw.
It looks big, but, as they said in my childhood, "stuffed with noodles." It still behaves like in a sandbox — "let's measure ourselves with peeps." Hyena never perform alone, because they will lose to the lion.
10. The United States has expanded the sanctions list for Russia, including the Zaporozhye Nuclear Power Plant and the Patriot Exhibition Center. The new sanctions are announced by the US Treasury Department.
The following sanctions will be imposed against the Tretyakov Gallery, the Pushkin Museum, the Hermitage and the Russian Museum. They threaten US security.
11. The US Treasury announced that 16 individuals and dozens of companies, including Voentorg JSC, were hit by new US sanctions.
The main thing is that the village of Krasnaya Sinka does not fall under the sanctions. This is the main threat to US independence.
*An individual included in the list of terrorists and extremists of ROSFINMONITORING
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