This topic is a bit awkward to read, but I feel it, and I don't vomit or feel unhappy!
I had nothing to do last night, and I was carelessly swiping my phone. Suddenly, I was surprised by an article written by a Ukrainian parliamentarian who claimed that Ukraine was going to send troops to attack North Korea. Such a big thing, the mainstream ** did not report it, obviously this is not the behavior of Ukraine **, it is just the words of individual politicians.
Those who know the current situation in Ukraine know that the Russian-Ukrainian war has been going on for more than two years, Ukraine has lost people and land, the country is full of holes, and since this year, it has been defeated by the Russian army. Can Ukraine, which is too busy to take care of itself, still have the energy to attack North Korea, which is far away in East Asia? Everyone knows in their hearts that the sensational rhetoric of the Ukrainian parliamentarian is only for the sake of attracting attention. Is it necessary to play up such a newsworthless thing?
From this, I think of a few articles on the Internet last year, which said that when a few Lithuanian parliamentarians falsely claimed that there was something wrong in the Taiwan Strait, Lithuania would send a naval team to the Taiwan Strait to participate in the war. I checked the information of the Lithuanian Navy, the Lithuanian Navy has only 600 people, and there is only one 1500-ton minelayer ship with more than 1000 tons, which is an old second-hand ship purchased from Norway, and the ship is equipped with two machine guns and a machine gun, not even missiles. The other dozen or so small ships with a tonnage of several hundred tons or dozens of tons can only operate in the near sea. If these warships are formed into a formation, let alone fighting in the Taiwan Strait, it will be a big question whether they can sail to the Taiwan Strait. So, didn't these Lithuanian parliamentarians count in their hearts? Of course, they know that their navy has a few pounds and taels, and they do this in order to curry favor with their American masters on the one hand, and to raise their political value at home on the other hand. For such a little trick, there are not many people in Lithuania who respond, and the news ** also reacts coldly, but some of our self-** people are very concerned.
Some foreign politicians are making nonsense out of selfish interests, and anyone with a discerning eye knows that they are "performing." And some of our self-**** people often add fuel and vinegar to the boring "performances" of politicians and carry out a second "performance". To put it bluntly, it is also to attract attention and earn traffic, and this kind of hype is indeed boring.