Né un 15 juin, notre Johnny Hallyday national interprétant ici "Quelque chose de Tennessee" avec France Gall (dont ce sera la dernière apparition en concert) le 12 août 2000 à l'Olympia.

"Fish fingers for happy German children—so Putin can keep killing Ukrainian children." While the EU is finally planning stricter import rules for Russian Alaska pollock after more than four years of Russia’s brutal war of aggression, the German government clings to half-hearted reductions instead of a complete import ban. This isn't sanctions policy; it’s disgusting. German supermarkets and processors continue to import massive quantities of Russian fish—often, over 70% of the pollock used for fish fingers and ready-made products comes from Putin’s fishing fleets. These revenues directly finance the Russian war machine: the missiles, drones, and artillery that tear apart Ukrainian cities and villages. Germany is the biggest buyer! The Merz government (and its predecessors) preaches empty rhetoric about "solidarity with Ukraine" and "never again," while simultaneously subsidizing Putin’s killing industry with hard euros. For four years! Apparently, German families having a full fridge takes priority over the blood of Ukrainian children. This is cynical, cowardly, and unforgivable. So far, over 3,400 Ukrainian children have been killed or injured—for fish fingers.

This is very distressing news. Russia has attacked the territory of the Kyiv Pechersk Lavra, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the most significant spiritual and cultural landmarks of Ukraine and the world. Russian forces damaged Uspenskiy Cathedral. It’s on fire now.  The Kyiv Pechersk Lavra is listed under Enhanced Protection pursuant to the Second Protocol to the 1954 Hague Convention. An attack on it constitutes one of the gravest crimes against the world’s cultural heritage.