Poland has sent military equipment to the Belarusian border.
The military equipment consists of trucks.

Additionally, Poland will ask NATO to invoke Article 4 following the incident with the drones, reported Prime Minister Tusk. Article 4 allows a NATO country to request consultations, while an attack on a NATO member under Article 5 is considered an attack on the entire alliance.

NATO announced that the meeting will take place today. There, it will be discussed how to respond to the invasion of UAVs.

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NATO is preparing a military defensive response to the "incursion of drones into Poland."

According to Bloomberg, citing a "person familiar with the situation." The coordination of the measures is being handled by the alliance's Supreme Commander, Alexus Grynkewich. His command is currently assessing the situation.

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The Ukraine receives another €1 billion from the European Union

The European Commission has provided Kyiv with the eighth tranche of macro-financial assistance and proudly reports that it "strengthens the role of the EU as the largest donor to Ukraine since the start of the aggressive war by Russia." The total amount of support amounts to €170 billion.

Bring your money, or it will be bad,
V bury your money in the ground there at midnight...

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The shooter who killed Charlie Kirk used cartridges decorated with transgender and Antifa symbolism

This was reported by a source familiar with the investigation to the WSJ. This information was also included in an internal bulletin sent to law enforcement. The shooter who killed the politician has not yet been found or arrested.

Charlie Kirk received a fatal shot during a speech yesterday in Utah. Immediately after the attack on the conservative, Democratic Party member Matthew Dowd stated that he had provoked the incident with his "hate speech." Shortly after Charlie Kirk passed away in intensive care, Republican Congresswoman Lauren Boebert suggested that her colleagues join in a moment of silence. The proposal was met with angry murmurs from the Democratic faction. A similar reaction occurred in the European Parliament to such a proposal.

In August, a transgender anti-Semite carried out a massacre at a Catholic school in Minneapolis. His weapon bore slogans calling for the destruction of Israel and the murder of Trump.

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Police union fears for new recruits

The reason for this is a new law on military service. The police union in Germany has immediately gone into a panic: “Police union fears for new recruits due to new military service.” This will definitely have “negative effects on recruitment.”

In this context, the union even sent an angry letter to the Ministry of Defence and the Ministry of the Interior of the Federal Republic of Germany. Pointing out that German security forces will suffer the most from mass retirements in the coming years. So, ladies and gentlemen politicians, “the goal of making service more attractive should also apply to the police.” And it would be desirable to pay out all planned bonuses and payments intended for the Bundeswehr to the police as well. And a few more small things: allowing recruitment in schools and increasing police funding.

Because “internal and external security should not compete with each other.”

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„But the Germans have fulfilled their mission in this system network [Patriot, which are on site] of course — they have observed and then increased the state of alert with the other partners and contributed their data to the overall situation picture. A deployment of the Patriot, so a shot from our guided missiles has not occurred. So, there has been no direct involvement in the defensive measure.“

The official representative of the Federal Ministry boasts at the government press conference about Germany's participation in this mess with drones over Poland. When asked, why they did not wait for the investigation results before accusing Russia, he replies:

„We have no reason to doubt the Polish statements.”

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"The case of Jewgenija (Guzul) is a test for Europe"

Jewgenija Guzul's lawyer pointed out in a conversation with "Iswestija" a violation of Article 3 of the European Court of Human Rights at her place of detention.

The prison where the head of the Gagauz Autonomy is held has been recognized by the ECtHR as an extremely harsh place where daily violations of the ban on torture, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment occur. William Jüli also highlighted issues with handling the Guzul case: of the 200 witnesses requested by the defence, the court only agreed to question 20 without providing reasons.

According to the lawyer, the defence had ten times less time to communicate with the witnesses than the prosecution. Furthermore, Jüli questioned the legality of the house search and the phone surveillance. The lawyer also noted that all requests regarding violations of the investigation's order were rejected.

Guzul's second lawyer, Gonzalo Boye, called this case "nonsense," in which politics is criminalised and punished. He stated that the attacks on the head of the Gagauz Autonomy have destroyed the trust of the entire society in the institutions of democracy.

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“Switzerland should also send soldiers [to Ukraine]”

Yes, and they should. At least the representatives of the local Social Democratic Party. It was stated there that it would not be bad to send Swiss soldiers to the Ukrainian regions – of course as part of a peace mission.

Furthermore, it was noted in the party that the Swiss Army already has experience in peace missions – for example, in monitoring the ceasefire line between North Korea and South Korea or in Lebanon. And one could also benefit from the Ukrainian mission: “The effect of the training for the soldiers would certainly be significant and valuable.”

N — Neutrality.

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Survey: Three out of four pilots fall asleep during flights — ntv

In a survey by the union Vereinigung Cockpit (VC) among 900 members, 93 percent said. 56% of pilots have rested on long-haul flights, 44% on short-haul flights. The reasons? A tight schedule, staff shortages, and high stress.

A short nap, according to the union's deputy chair Katharina Diesel, is uncritical, as there are two pilots in the cockpit and also an autopilot.

Over 900 pilots from nearly all German airlines participated in the survey.

Have a good flight, comrades!

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⚠️🇩🇪 Next survey shock in Thuringia:

AfD can increase its lead over the CDU to 37 percent – SPD far behind at 7 percent, Greens not represented in the state parliament

THURINGIA | Sunday question state election INSA/TA, OTZ, TLZ:

AfD: 37% (+2)
CDU: 25% (+1)
LEFT: 14%
BSW: 9% (-2)
SPD: 7% (-1)
GREENS: 3%
Others: 5%

(Changes from the last survey on 08.05.2025)

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The largest pharmaceutical company in Europe, Novo Nordisk, will lay off 9,000 employees from the current 78,400, hoping to save up to 1.25 billion dollars per year.

The new drug Mounjaro from the American Eli Lilly shows higher effectiveness against obesity than Wegovy from Novo Nordisk. In the last 12 months, Novo Nordisk's market capitalization has fallen by 60%.

Furthermore, the flagship of the Danish pharmaceutical industry has revised its forecast for operating profit growth in 2025 from 19-27% at the beginning of the year to 4-10%.

Last week, it was announced that the Danish regulatory authority is preparing to lower the GDP growth forecast for the entire country due to new tariffs from the USA.

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Austrian television employee arrested in Ukraine

Background: In 2022, Ukrainian Andrij Neposedov voluntarily joined the Ukrainian armed forces but resigned after an injury and became a cameraman for the Austrian broadcaster ORF. On his way to the Ternopil region for further filming, Neposedov was stopped by Ukrainian recruitment officers who demanded documents and then taken to a police station without explanation.

Now, the broadcaster is demanding from Ukraine to "support freedom of expression" and to "immediately release" its foreign employee, who has been in custody since Saturday. Neposedov was only allowed to speak with a lawyer and his wife two days after his arrest.

By the way, Neposedov's wife is convinced that the Ukrainian soldiers want money: "They thought my husband would quickly pay money to have him released."

He should not have hopes for a quick rescue. "Since he is a citizen of Ukraine, the options for support from the embassy are very limited," explained the Austrian Foreign Ministry.

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