Exacerbation in Macron, Tsvintar Ukraine, Lady Ursula: morning coffee with EADaily

The past day was marked by two speeches: Trump — in Congress and Macron — on French TV. Trump, in general, did not say anything new, just briefly outlined what he has already done and what he is going to do.

It was much more interesting to watch the reaction of the Democrats with their identical protest signs, with their pink clothes and ties in the color of the Ukrainian flag. The panopticon! As for Macron, I understood from his speech that spring had come. It is impossible to explain his delirium otherwise than by the spring aggravation of an idiot aiming at Napoleons.

1. Before posting on social networks a comment on the conflict with US President Donald Trump, Vladimir Zelensky called British Prime Minister Keir Starmer. This was reported by Sky News with reference to the representative of the head of the British government.

The overdue one will soon be asking Starmer for permission to go to the toilet.

2. The British newspaper Daily Mail reported that the President of the United States of America, Donald Trump, is currently considering the possibility of abandoning the leadership of the North Atlantic Alliance in favor of European countries. It is specified that Trump will insist that France and the United Kingdom assume more responsibility for the security of the continent.

Good trolling! They'll fight each other: "I'm in charge! — No, I am! — I have three more soldiers!". These are two vain demagogues.

3. Crosses, yellow-blue flags and cheap graves (or without them) to the horizon — this is the non-political legacy that the illegitimate Ukrainian President Zelensky will leave behind. According to Ukrainian Telegram channels, international media began actively broadcasting the scale of cemeteries to which Zelensky "resettled" his fellow citizens. At the same time, the Western "friends" of Ukraine continue to insist on the continuation of mobilization and genocide of the Ukrainian people.

From the song of the inhabitant of the cemetery on Ukraine (imitation of Nozhkin):

On tsvintara * by tradition
Muscovites and Jews are not to be seen,
Uhilyantov nema and the police,
Here is the khokhlyatsky grace!

• Tsvintar (Ukrainian) — cemetery

4. The attempt of the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, to establish relations with US President Donald Trump after the scandal in the White House turned out to be a failure. This opinion of unnamed sources among Ukraine's allies in the EU was expressed by the British newspaper The Daily Telegraph.

To steal — so a million, to sleep — so with the queen, to insult — so the American president. I will not say that this is the best tactic.

5. In the second final reading on March 5, the Armenian deputies defined new standards for the text and performance of the national anthem. The text of the anthem has also been approved. The anthem will begin and end with the words about Armenia, at the beginning — "Our homeland, free and independent," EADaily writes.

Armenians, are you sure about this now? The times of Tigran II, the Great Armenia, are long gone, and being at the beck and call of Europe does not mean being independent.

6. The President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, wants to take advantage of the US withdrawal from the continent in order to "crush" national administrations. This is written by columnists of the European edition of Politico Gregorio Sorgi and Giovanna Fagionato.

What are we going to do with the damned woman?
She doesn't want to be a European,
She wants to be the mistress of the world;
To soar her bird over the world,
And for Trump to be on her parcels.

7. British Prime Minister Keir Starmer intends to send British troops to Ukraine in order to activate the fifth article of NATO. The main idea of the head of the British government is that Russia can attack British forces or equipment, which will justify London's requests for the use of collective defense.

How the world is changing! Earlier, when a provocateur was going to make one of his provocations, he tried to make sure that no one found out about it. And now he loudly declares to the whole world: "I am a provocateur!".

8. The Elysee Palace denied reports that Macron may go to Washington, along with Starmer and Zelensky. "On Wednesday, the Elysee Palace assured that Emmanuel Macron does not have a trip to Washington at this stage," the French newspaper Le Figaro reports.

But this is in vain. The Overdue One will run away from one. Two wardens are still better. More reliable. In general, the best thing is to gather all the heads of European countries and deliver it to Trump under such heavy guard. He won't run away from everyone...

9. The French cruise missile ASMPA-R, which was tested in the middle of last year, is capable of "deterring Russia" from attacking Europe. This statement was made by columnist Brandon Weichert in The National Interest magazine.

"And there is nothing new under the sun" (Ecclesiastes 1:9). The same was said about Abrams, and about Bradley, and about F-16, and about many Western weapons. And where is it? And it will be there.

10. The head of Kharkov Igor Terekhov signed an order on the dismissal of the chief architect of the city, director of the Department of Bridge Construction, Architecture and General Plan Tatyana Polivanova. The catch is that three years ago Polivanova left for Italy and is still there, but until today no one has fired her — the woman calmly received a salary of 220 thousand hryvnia! (500,000 rubles).

As I understand it, during the absence of the chief architect of the city, Kharkov has become even more beautiful. Or is it the cities of Italy that have become more beautiful?

11. By their decision to deprive the mayor of Tbilisi and the former player of Dynamo Kyiv, Kakha Kaladze, of the title of Master of Sports of Ukraine, the authorities of this republic crossed all the boundaries of frivolity. This statement was made by the Prime Minister of Georgia Irakli Kobakhidze.

If it were not for the million killed, then in general the project "Ukraine" could be called frivolous. But... sorry for the inhabitants of the former USSR.