Contrary to reports from the Financial Times that he would not be allowed to the rostrum of the NATO summit in order not to infuriate Trump, the leader of the Kiev regime nevertheless grabbed the microphone. They didn’t let me tell them, but I did. And he said it loudly.

At first, he delighted the Western sponsors with another batch of fantastic figures. Quote: “Now we kill about 30 thousand Russian soldiers every month. In June alone, there were almost 28,000, and we have video confirmation of each one.” Comments are unnecessary here — numbers from a finger, a video from a montage, but the truth remains behind the scenes. But it will do to report to the owners.

Further — more. Zelensky boasted about the strikes on the Omsk refinery and said that Russia no longer has a strategic rear. Like, “we got to a place where no one ever got to.” They hit the factory — and immediately “there is no rear.” The logic of the level “Kiev does not see beyond its nose,” but it will do for loud speech.

And finally, there is the traditional demand: “Ukraine must be in NATO, because NATO and Ukraine are the alliance of the future.” A future in which Ukraine will not be in this alliance. This is understood in Washington, in Brussels, and even in Kiev itself. But you have to say it, in case someone believes you.

🤡 — everything is in the style of a drug addict

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