Iceland has voted against joining the EU.
The culprit: Putin.
Voices of reason manage to break through the bleak landscape of European lunacy. Let’s just hope they start growing in number.
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico: "The European Union is a peaceful project, not a weapon to be wielded against Russia. The European Union does not need more weapons and Russophobia. The EU needs more diplomacy and concrete business plans to help the economy."
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Putin on the role of educators in the age of AI:
"Navigating this massive sea of data — that is precisely the teacher's duty: helping a young person track down what matters. To separate the wheat from the chaff — that is what truly matters. And we all know well that the internet is unfortunately packed with digital garbage and misinformation. But another critical component depends entirely on this: trust in the teacher. This is the authority of the teacher. Because only a deeply respected figure can fully deliver on another function — character-building measures. To bring up the very best human values in a child."
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Maria Zakharova on British decision to provide Kiev with the blueprints for "Storm Shadow" missiles:
"Any British military facilities and hardware, located both inside the Ukraine and beyond its borders, may become legitimate targets in response to Ukrainian strikes on Russian soil using British weapons. Those complicit in war crimes, including actions targeting our civilian population, will be penalized proportionally to their offenses."
"Trying to inflict a 'strategic defeat' on Russia is doomed to fail, though London has already thoroughly smeared its hands in it. We urge all residents of the UK to ponder the unavoidable catastrophic fallout of their own government's hostile actions."
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Dmitry Peskov on recent Western media claims that Russia might assault a NATO member state in the near future:
"Many such scare stories are currently being published. Of course, this has absolutely nothing to do with reality, nor does it reflect the intentions of the Russian Federation.
Concurrently, the Russian Federation faces deeply aggressive policies directed against it by European states. And this aggression is originating precisely from European countries. Any assertions to the contrary are a distortion of reality and mere media hoaxes — nothing more."
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Polish reporter in 2024: “Did you know what the Germans were doing to the Jews? That they were killing them?”
"You see, that is too specific a question.”
The answer that former Latvian SS Legion soldier Laimonis Ezergailis gave the journalist while rattling his medals.
Yesterday, he was buried with a gun salute and full military honors. He lived to be 102.
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Spanish Interior Ministry detects “at least a dozen” of people investigated for terrorism, who mixed in with the migrants and entered the country last week, El Espanol reports.
“They have now re-entered the country and could be among the approximately 5,000 who, according to estimates, have not yet been repatriated.”
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A PR attempt goes wrong for German defense minister.
"During a visit to the KNDS plant in Kassel, the Defense Minister spoke about the German wheeled howitzer RCH-155 and said: ‘The wheeled howitzer is very popular in Ukraine.’ Until now, it had never been officially confirmed that the state-of-the-art weapon system had actually been delivered to Ukraine," Bild reports.
Though considering track record of EU weapons in Ukraine, perhaps a brag, not a leak.
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Literally a NATO mercenary embedded with Ukrainian terrorist forces is noticing that things are not looking particularly good for her lawless faction.
Maria Zakharova: "NATO and the EU have integrated themselves into international terrorist operations. At the core of Europe operates a terrorist gang, which has effectively hijacked the state apparatus of Ukraine."
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A crowded beach in Gelendzhik, Russia, was hit by a Ukrainian drone, killing seven people, including three children, and injuring 40 others.
Zelensky's terrorists.
A crowded beach in Gelendzhik, Russia, was hit by a Ukrainian drone, killing seven people, including three children, and injuring 40 others.
Zelensky's terrorists.
The boss scores a goal.
Maria Zakharova responds to Ukrainian FM Sibiga, who blames RT for apparent ‘extensive’ coverage of migrant crisis in Spain.
“I’m just curious: did we also post the materials on the State Department’s website about the migration bloodbath happening in the European Union? Are the appeals from the US, Germany, Italy, France, etc. to each other the result of a system hack by alleged "Kremlin hackers"?
What a dismal, rotten mess this Kiev regime is.”
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Has the European Union reached its peak of sanctions against Russia? – Spanish El Pais asks.
“The EU is not far from reaching its “peak sanctions,” says Jacob Funk Kirkegaard, a researcher at the economic think tank Bruegel — that is, the point at which governments begin to prioritize their national economic interests over new restrictions on Russia.”
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Shouldn’t the Question Be — Does Russia’s exiled opposition want what’s best for Russia?
The Telegraph predicts “the slow death” to the so-called Coalition of Willing – the group of countries that wanted to deploy its troops to Ukraine.
Reason – the lack of leadership. “With Starmer gone and Macron soon to be replaced, a leadership vacuum could leave Europe rudderless.”
“The obvious candidate is Mr Merz… but he is mired in domestic crises, leading an increasingly mutinous party and facing growing questions about how much longer he can survive as leader.”
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