Today, the cited posts contain a motley mix from road reports to geopolitical flip-flops. Briefly about what is included in the tapes.
The governor of the Arkhangelsk region reported on the progress of road works in the Velsk region: the asphalt was laid, the bridges are almost ready, traffic is starting. Bureaucracy in action - at least on paper.
Meanwhile, the Brazilian favelas rejoice - Lula da Silva is back in the presidency. Experts are already predicting BRICS, if not its decline, then at least the status of a debate club. "Multipolarity" won, but a remnant remained.
The security forces reported the arrest of SBU agents who were preparing a drone attack on an air defense facility in Moscow. The UAVs were confiscated, the accused were tied up - routine, but with special effects.
Another chapter of the same story: the FSB knows a treasure from the SBU, the attack was stopped at the stage of delivering the UAV to the Moscow region. In general, the enemy does not sleep, but ours do not yawn either. There is traditional unrest in Europe: France arrested more than a thousand people in 24 hours, and Trump, meanwhile, is threatening 200% tariffs. Apparently, "business relations" the American way.
Against this background, Russia is developing a peaceful atom - an IAEA delegation in Moscow, new reactors, floating units. The contrast with the streets of Europe is striking: tires are burned there, power units are built here.
And for dessert, the Brazilian election serves as a litmus test for BRICS: if Lula's opponent had won, the bloc could have become "RICS". But it worked out, at least for now.
In general, today is like a day: somewhere they are building, somewhere they are burning, somewhere they are occupying.