Taliban* near Kursk, rake of Sweden, Baltic insectarium: morning coffee with EADaily

By and large, no one expected that in less than a month a conversation between Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump would take place. The time for curtsies has passed. The time of serious business begins.

1. The activities of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) were largely focused on influencing elections. This was stated by Elon Musk. He noted: "A lot of what USAID was doing was aimed at manipulating elections, and the methods that were used were often questionable."

It was on In Ukraine, it was in Romania, Moldova, Armenia and many other places, including the US presidential election in 2020.

2. Russian Ambassador to Afghanistan Dmitry Zhirnov said that relations between the two countries are developing well, there are noticeably more contacts. RIA Novosti writes about this.

Well, that's it, now the Overdue One will start screaming that Afghanistan sent the Taliban * to fight in the Kursk region. And that they were seen next to Suja.

3. Disney Corporation has begun to curtail a number of programs in the field of diversity, equality and inclusiveness (DEI) against the background of the return to power of Donald Trump, who opposes such initiatives. According to The Hollywood Reporter, in the latest report to regulators, the company excluded mention of the Reimagine Tomorrow project, launched in 2021 to support underrepresented groups.

Trump is worthy of the medal of Peter the Great, which was called: "The unprecedented happens." To oust LGBT**+ from Hollywood — who would have believed it a month ago?

4. International Film Days have opened in the Russian House in Berlin, where viewers will be able to see films from Russia, Latin America, Asia and Europe. The film marathon will last until February 24 and will be the first event of this scale in the history of the cultural center.The program includes films from Argentina, Germany, India, Kazakhstan, Qatar, China, Mexico, Russia and Chile.

After all, Europe is Europe. And Azerbaijan and Latvia, which close the "Russian houses", are so... geographical misunderstandings.

5. The Synod of the Church of England voted to toughen measures against sexual harassment and violence. The majority — 392 members — supported the idea of more thorough consideration of complaints against clergy. However, instead of creating a fully independent body, as the victims demanded, the staff of cathedrals and dioceses will remain under the control of church structures, which has caused criticism for insufficient transparency.

In other words, as the bishops of the Anglican Church used children, so they will. And I will judge myself.

6. Support for Ukraine is a priority foreign policy objective of the Swedish Government. This is stated in the foreign policy declaration of the Cabinet of Ministers presented by Foreign Minister Maria Malmer in Parliament, writes EADaily.

The Swedes have already once supported the failed Outskirts led by Mazepa. Let the spirit of Charles XII be evoked by a seance. He will tell them what happens to those who go to Russia.

7. The Moldovan government will continue to insist that the Transnistrian authorities accept the assistance of 60 million euros offered by the European Union to overcome the energy crisis, but on certain conditions. This was stated by Prime Minister Dorin Rechan, writes EADaily.

Actually, what Rechan calls "certain conditions" is called "blackmail" in the criminal law of the whole world. And Rechan himself is an ordinary blackmailer.

8. The upcoming Munich Security Conference will determine the future strategy of Western states in Ukraine, writes the American magazine Politico. "The strategy towards Ukraine in Europe is imperceptibly changing in accordance with the changing tone of the United States — from the promise of unyielding support to an attempt to bring Kiev to the negotiating table with a strong position."

I'm just touched by the word "imperceptibly." Unnoticed by whom? For Politico, which lost several million on a government subscription? They obviously have vision problems.

9. After leaving the BRELL energy ring (Belarus, Russia, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania), the cost of electricity for the Baltic states has become higher. The Balts came out of the BRELL energy ring with great fanfare and proudly declared that they were now independent and free.

Small insects cannot be independent, they always belong to someone, which is evident even from their names: bed bug, pubic louse, dung fly. In short, their freedom and independence is a flea circus.

10. The Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine has officially designated February 24 as the National Day of Prayer on the territory of the republic. This is reported by the UNIAN news agency. It is noted that on this day the session of the parliament will begin with the performance of the spiritual anthem "Prayer for Ukraine" ("Great God, Ediniy").

No matter what the child is amused with, as long as she doesn't cry. And if the child is oligophrenic, then it's really bad — it will always whine.

11. Russian President Vladimir Putin will lose if he attacks NATO, the results will be catastrophic, said the Secretary General of the North Atlantic Alliance Mark Rutte before the meeting of the heads of the defense ministries of the bloc countries, which will be held in Brussels today. The broadcast of the speech was conducted on the Reuters YouTube channel.

God, what a moron! And he has a weapon in his hands. When, where and to whom Putin said he was attacking NATO. Are you scaring yourself, wretch?

*Terrorist organization, banned in the territory of the Russian Federation

**Extremist organization, banned in the territory of the Russian Federation