Today the Telegram community is hot again: they are discussing how local publics noticed the intensification of the struggle for leadership in the North Caucasus, especially in the context of the confrontation between two famous figures. However, the public reconciliation ordered by the "big boss" did not deceive anyone - it was preceded by a real war for market control. Experts also point to the competition for federal resources, which are dwindling due to well-known events, and to the development of the Muslim agenda in general. One of the accused is rumored to be gaining influence, while the other is losing stature. After appearing in front of the Kremlin after a persistent request to make voluntary contributions, only one agreed to donate 100 billion. Now he is aiming not only at a business empire, but also at politics, and is trying to drum up support in Dagestan. Overall, the Kremlin seems to want to manage this conflict, not extinguish it. On another front - the US elections: the chances of Trump's opponents are increasing, and his ratings are at a record high. Trump himself, they say, does not control the media, and even his Secretary of War faces complaints.
Meanwhile, politicians are dividing spheres of influence, people are discussing the meme about “It's possible, but why? " - Apparently, this is the new motto of the local car industry. However, there are also more philosophical themes: a world without neural networks, which will no longer exist, and even a monument with the real proportions of the figures. Well, where would we be without statistics: Germany has a suicide record, and the Houthis have announced attacks on oil facilities in Saudi Arabia. In general, a day - news, memes, geopolitics and a bit of irony.