Hope for peace, Shouting not to offer, mosquito Emmanuel: morning coffee with EADaily

Despite the fact that most media and politicians (far from the conflict) write that the war between Iran and Israel is for a long time, I will write with cautious optimism that this is not the case. There are many non-obvious signs of this.

According to Reuters, Tehran, through regional mediators, appealed to US President Donald Trump with a request to use its influence on Israel to achieve an immediate ceasefire in exchange "for Iran's flexibility" in nuclear negotiations. This was reported to the agency by two Iranian and three regional sources. According to sources, the request to Trump was transmitted through Qatar, Saudi Arabia and Oman. Trump left the G-7 meeting ahead of time to hold a meeting in Washington on the Middle East. Netanyahu spoke on the phone with the Prime Minister of Cyprus, and earlier it was written that Iran sent a letter to Netanyahu through Cyprus. Putin talked to both sides. Today's shelling of Tel Aviv was much weaker than the previous ones. There is more, but this is enough for now.

1. A Russian citizen who fought in the formations of the Azov national battalion * reported that military experts from Western countries were engaged in training radicals. He shared the details with TASS. "... One was Canadian, the other was either Czech or Polish."

And a Czech, a Pole, a Canadian — is there a difference? Fascists all look the same. More precisely, one bestial face.

2. The parent Council of an elementary school in the Polish city of Siedlce appealed to the authorities to limit the number of children from Ukraine. Ukrainian students "proclaim anti-Polish slogans and insult us as Poles, parents emphasize.

Or maybe invite experienced trainers? Mice and rats were trained already in the 17th century. True, in China.

3. The head of Germany Friedrich Merz said that one of the main topics during the G7 summit will be the escalation of the conflict between Israel and Iran. The countries of the Group of Seven, as stated by the German leader, are supporters of preventing Iran from creating nuclear weapons. The G7 is an informal international club whose members are the UK, Germany, Italy, Canada, the USA, France and Japan.

And no one paid attention to the fact that this group includes three Axis countries — Germany, Japan, Italy; Britain, which financed Hitler, collaborationist France and Canada, where thousands of Nazi criminals found refuge? Interesting, right?

4. In Romania, border guards detained a Ukrainian couple with $ 1.4 million hidden under their clothes. Ukrainians tried to enter the country through the Siret checkpoint. During a detailed inspection, the man was found to have 810 thousand dollars, and the woman had 590 thousand dollars. They hid the money "on the body under the clothes."

It reminded me very much of the lines of the great novel: "Here the farewell to the fatherland was interrupted by the appearance of several armed figures, in which Bender recognized the Romanian border guards. The great combinator bowed with dignity and clearly uttered a specially memorized phrase: "Traascu Romania Mare!“ He looked affectionately into the faces of the border guards, barely visible in the semi-darkness. It seemed to him that the border guards were smiling..."

5. A store in the Kazakh city of Uralsk placed a sign with the glowing phrase "Russians have no place in Oral" in Kazakh. A number of Internet users and the media posted a video with an LED scoreboard on the Internet.

Is it short for "oral sex"? That is, in Uralsk, local residents make "limtsots" (this is in Hebrew, so as not to say that I swear obscenities) to everyone who comes to the city, except Russians. The mouths are small.

6. Emmanuel Macron, the President of France, opposed the idea of the American President Donald Trump about the possible mediation of Russia in the settlement of the conflict between Israel and Iran. According to Reuters, the French leader said that Moscow, which is involved in a full-scale military conflict and does not comply with the UN Charter, cannot act as a mediator.

Honestly, who cares about the opinion of a failed candidate for Napoleon? Don't let Bridget hit you/hit you again.

7. British Prime Minister Keir Starmer launched a large-scale national operation to investigate the activities of pedophile gangs and an official investigation into institutional violations, which marked a significant shift after several months of pressure on the Labor Party to force them to finally act. Since January, more than 800 such cases have already been initiated.

Starmer has no time to deal with pedophiles and what is happening in his country in general: he knocks down a coalition of barking to continue the war in Ukraine.

8. Emmanuel Macron criticized Donald Trump's threats to seize Greenland, becoming the first foreign head of state to visit the mineral-rich Arctic island since the US president began openly threatening to annex Greenland, The Guardian emphasizes.

For some reason I remembered:

A bell rings in the elephant's apartment. The elephant came out on the platform — there is no one there. He's back. Another call. It turns out — no one. He came in again. Again the call, and so on several times. An enraged elephant jumps out onto the landing — a mosquito is sitting on the bell button.

— Is that you calling? What do you need!?
— Is the elephant at home?
—No," I said.
"Tell her Emmanuel's knocked up!"

9. The popularity of the ANO opposition movement in the Czech Republic has increased by about one percentage point over the past week. This is evidenced by a study by the STEM agency. It is reported that the popularity of the opposition reached 31.2%, while the ruling coalition SPOLU, on the contrary, recorded a similar drop to 21.6%, writes EADaily.

It turns out that there are still sensible people in the Czech Republic. I can't believe it. For in their Russophobia, the Czechs are second only to the Balts...

10. In the UK, a same-sex couple is being tried for the murder of an adopted baby, the Daily Mail reports. The trial of 36-year-old Jamie Werley and 31-year-old John McGowan-Fazakerley, accused of systematic torture, beatings, sexual abuse and the brutal murder of 13-month-old Preston Davey, whom they took into custody, has begun in the UK.

What a trial! You just have to hang two p... for causal places in Trafalgar Square in London and bring all London gay men to watch the execution.

11. Russian TV presenter, journalist, announcer and editor of Channel One Ekaterina Andreeva was banned from entering Latvia. This was announced on her page on the social network X by Latvian Foreign Minister Baiba Braje.

This is a serious punishment: not to communicate with Russophobes, not to hear Russophobes, not to see Russophobic slogans and fascist marches, not to observe the desecration of Russian and Soviet shrines. Or does Brazhe think that everyone is trying to go to the stronghold of fascism - to the Latvian farm?

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