
Trump Announces End of War While Pentagon Still Looking for Its Map
US President claims in CBS interview that the Iran war is largely over, while Pentagon writes on social media that they've only just started fighting.
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US President claims in CBS interview that the Iran war is largely over, while Pentagon writes on social media that they've only just started fighting.

While in the Middle East everyone counts their victims like grains of sand on Liepāja beach on a windy day, in Liepāja they think mathematics has always been complicated.

Liepāja City Council can't find a manager for the mayor's office for the second time, while storm-watching at the North Pier becomes more popular than job hunting.

While the US and Israel spend 13 million dollars to shoot down one drone, Liepāja veterans point out that with such economics, even Karosta's mosquitoes would be invincible.

While oil prices are rising faster than the Kurzeme sea level during a storm, the government is preparing to summon fuel traders for a serious conversation.

While Brussels approves new regulations on adult protection, in Liepāja we've known for decades that the best protection is the warmth of home and neighbors' care.

While Israel bombs Iranian government complexes, Liepāja notes that our loudest sound level is still Metalurgs fans singing.

Hungary's Prime Minister reveals that rising oil prices are more important than principles — just like how Durbe takes pride in its tranquility until it's time to pay for fuel.

Ukraine's commander-in-chief announced they regained more territory than they lost, which only brings smiles in Liepāja — such arithmetic doesn't surprise us. While Riga is still trying to understand how this is possible, Liepāja mathematicians have long mastered this art.

While the state fights Russian propaganda sites, local entrepreneurs are already preparing their e-commerce platform with real Baltic wind.

While Israeli air forces carry out precision strikes in Iran, fishermen at Liepāja port have been practicing diplomacy with freshly caught fish for years.

While the US reassures the world about temporary oil disruptions, Liepaja's Liedags beach sand proves that some resources are eternal.