Foreign Affairs › Re: Italy Suspends Its Defense Agreement With Israel by Flangelo12: 3:13pm On Apr 14 |
Nwaikpe: The problem is that you think Israel is on the level with Iran. At least that is what the Imams have been telling you.
What you fail to know is that Israel is on the level with the United States and India. Europe mostly depends on Israel's intelligence and hardware innovation.
It's not by carrying out military parades, jumping through rings of fire, and releasing AI videos. Take several seats local champion. I just provided evidence that Israel depends on Germany for 30% of its defence imports. |
Nairaland General › Re: Seun, This Is Not The Way Ads Are Done by Flangelo12: 3:07pm On Apr 14 |
It's actually irritating. I'm sure one would just this post.  |
Politics › Re: Bandits Torture UNIJOS Student, John Arum Azi, Make Him Denounce Jesus by Flangelo12: 2:58pm On Apr 14 |
They would soon be caught.
I'm sure of it.
When you find them, have no pity.
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Politics › Re: You Cannot Intimidate Us - Retired Police Officers Owed Gratuities & Pensions by Flangelo12: 2:53pm On Apr 14 |
What are they owed?
How many days week, months, years of debt? |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Italy Suspends Its Defense Agreement With Israel by Flangelo12: 2:52pm On Apr 14 |
Empresa: You don't even understand international politics. US has been the major financier of NATO. If US pulls out of NATO, majority of member States will suffer.
In Europe besides Russia, I don't think any other country has what it takes to fight Israel. IDF is combat tested, has combat experience, produces its own weapons and defense system. And all these are backed by technology and AI. No country in Europe besides Russia stand a chance against Israel.
So stop praying for NATO civil war, because the member countries will suffer more not US and definitely not Israel. Is it Israel of 10 million people you are using to intimidate Europe?  I swear, you guys have jokes. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Italy Suspends Its Defense Agreement With Israel by Flangelo12: 2:48pm On Apr 14 |
Idaytesj29: When Isreal displaced Palestinians and murdered them in 1948, creating the illegal state of Isreal on the blood and smoke of the burning houses of the Palestinians, it was okay.
But when resistance groups like Hamas Hezbollah PLO etc appeared 30 years later to demand dignity for the Palestinians, you tagged the terrorist. Any nation or people who didn't bend over for your western injustice is a terrorist.
Till the Palestinians have their own state and dignity intact and restored, Isreal can never know peace.....it's a statement of fact. Gbam! |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Italy Suspends Its Defense Agreement With Israel by Flangelo12: 2:41pm On Apr 14 |
bemeruca: Why can't they build, why do they depend on American patriots and Israel's defence systems then?
The patriots are what is used in Ukraine.
They shouod completely switch to theirs.
Even Ukraine is now calling the Europeans useless Germany is a major arms supplier to Israel, ranking second only to the United States, providing roughly 30% of Israel's military imports. Following a temporary suspension in 2024, Germany resumed exporting military equipment, including anti-tank weapons and tank parts, often conducting sales on a case-by-case basis. The problem is most of you read news one way. Do you even understand how countries relate with each other? |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Italy Suspends Its Defense Agreement With Israel by Flangelo12: 2:37pm On Apr 14 |
bemeruca: Israel, that's how stuopid Europe is. No, it isn’t. You think they cannot build the same in Germany? |
Romance › Re: My Concern About Men Nowadays by Flangelo12: 2:37pm On Apr 14 |
SyrusdeHansome: Let's not deceive ourselves bro. I'm a guy and you're a guy and we both know that most times we only woo girls just to sleep with them and not necessarily because we're ready for marriage. Tell me the truth, why haven't you married any of those girls u slept with? Is it because they were all bad or simply because you weren't ready for commitment? Some of you will most times come to nairaland and form what you're not in reality. What's that thing that first come to your mind when you see a new girl? Is it commitment or sex? Is it marriage or sex thoughts? They told you the girl is after marriage, abi?  |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Italy Suspends Its Defense Agreement With Israel by Flangelo12: 2:35pm On Apr 14 |
bemeruca: They are useless and becoming more useless. Israel defend German airspace.
The death of Europe is inevitable German airspace from who? Are you suggesting Germany doesn't have the know-how?  |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Italy Suspends Its Defense Agreement With Israel by Flangelo12: 2:32pm On Apr 14 |
Just or Mar-a-Lago would soon insult her on lie social.  |
Sports › Re: Ghana Appoint Carlos Queiroz As Coach Ahead Of 2026 World Cup by Flangelo12: 2:09pm On Apr 14*. Modified: 2:33pm On Apr 14 |
Africa should stop this nonsense.
An African qualifies you for the world cup.
Suddenly he's not good enough to manage at the world cup.
Let's see if Queiroz would lead you to gold.
Nonsense. |
Crime › Re: Man Caught Tampering With Car Says He Was “only Testing It” (video) by Flangelo12: 2:07pm On Apr 14 |
They are about to test his face.  |
Foreign Affairs › Re: EU Chief Von Der Leyen Is Against The US Blockade Of The Strait Of Hormuz by Flangelo12: 2:05pm On Apr 14 |
Jokay07: Exactly. When Iran blocked the water passage and was charging fees, these stupid European leaders didn't say anything. In fact they decline Trump's call for help. This conflict has shown me that they don't really hate America, they only hate Donald Trump. Because they know Trump is a liar. Iran posed no threat. Iran never blocked the Strait until they were provoked into a war. They have been very civil in their actions. If it wasn't for the hate you harbour for Iran, perhaps because they are Muslims, you would have known this. Thankfully, Europe has some people who are civil. The days of Muslims being the bogeyman for the world to fear are over. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Proposes Suspending Nuclear Activities For Up To Five Years by Flangelo12: 1:50pm On Apr 14 |
Noblechykk: Lol, Americans vote based on priorities. Hate Trump or love him, majority of Americans believe in his crusade No they don't. He's the most unpopular president in US history. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Lafarge Found Guilty Of Financing Islamic State & Other Terrorist Groups by Flangelo12: 1:30pm On Apr 14 |
This paints a serious picture. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Italy Suspends Its Defense Agreement With Israel by Flangelo12: 1:02pm On Apr 14 |
notobiafrababe: Look at yourself in the mirror
Your guess is as good as mine Some people can't make sense for the life of them. Bob Risky.  |
Foreign Affairs › Re: UK Politician Calls Donald Trump Dangerous And Corrupt Gangster (Video) by Flangelo12: 12:54pm On Apr 14 |
omoredia: Haha u mentioned countries that are weak. There is a reason why MusIims don't permit women to be Ieaders. It is the usual signaI of weakness and moraI colIapse All countries are weak, yet Trunp has been made a laughing stock in Iran. Don't be slow. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: UK Politician Calls Donald Trump Dangerous And Corrupt Gangster (Video) by Flangelo12: 12:38pm On Apr 14 |
omoredia: As long as terrorist and weak people don't like Trump just know he is doing the right thing. The walls are closing in on Trump. Even you would deny him in months to come. Tucker Carlson has, Candace Owen has, Alex Jones has. UK, Spain, Canada and Mexico have given him a bloody nose. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: UK Politician Calls Donald Trump Dangerous And Corrupt Gangster (Video) by Flangelo12: 12:32pm On Apr 14 |
donleo92: You forgot Churchill was literally begging and weeping for America to enter the war  The United States was officially drawn into World War II following the surprise Japanese air raid on the Pearl Harbor naval base in Hawaii on December 7, 1941. This attack prompted an immediate declaration of war against Japan, followed by Germany and Italy declaring war on the U.S. days later |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Italy Suspends Its Defense Agreement With Israel by Flangelo12: 12:31pm On Apr 14 |
She used to be smitten by Elon Musk.
Her position is shaky in Italy.
Sense reformatting needed. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: UK Politician Calls Donald Trump Dangerous And Corrupt Gangster (Video) by Flangelo12: 12:29pm On Apr 14 |
donleo92: It was the same terrorist nation that aided you guys during world war 2  They were dragged into the war. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Proposes Suspending Nuclear Activities For Up To Five Years by Flangelo12: 12:05pm On Apr 14 |
Noblechykk: Any of these two may likely succeed Trump, Pete Hegseth (Defence Secretary) or Marco Rubio (Secretary of State). Just like you said, they are clever by half because any of these two would be tougher than Trump So, people would open their eyes and vote Pete Hegseth?  |
Foreign Affairs › Re: China Issues Stern Warning To US Over Chinese Ships Moving Through The Straits by Flangelo12: 11:46am On Apr 14 |
Trump is a Grade B movie actor.
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Foreign Affairs › Re: The US Has Finally Resorted To State Backed Piracy On The High Seas by Flangelo12: 11:43am On Apr 14 |
Latest movie. Coming to theatre near you. 
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Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran’s Army Says US Plan To Blockade Hormuz ‘amounts To Piracy’ by Flangelo12: 11:40am On Apr 14 |
ChenHao23: Lol BLOCKADE to ships emanating from Iranian ports while those from non-iranian ports are allowed to pass. Two can play. I no tell you? 
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Foreign Affairs › Re: The US Has Finally Resorted To State Backed Piracy On The High Seas by Flangelo12: 11:38am On Apr 14 |
Trump has destroyed US and made people more resistant to their hegemonic tendencies. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Proposes Suspending Nuclear Activities For Up To Five Years by Flangelo12: 11:22am On Apr 14 |
CorrectionFLuid: Every country asides UK, Russia and China faced opposition when they were building up their nuclear warheads, and that includes France under Charles De Gaulle.
Iran in it's current regime is one country that it's chances of actually using it against many nations is actually very high.
The Irani regime is a massive threat to it's neighbors, it's citizens, the entire West and even more. No, they are not. Just giving them a bad name to hang them. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Proposes Suspending Nuclear Activities For Up To Five Years by Flangelo12: 10:37am On Apr 14 |
wildkat: What they used was an atomic bomb not a nuclear bomb. Stop sounding ignorant An atomic bomb (A-bomb) uses nuclear fission to split heavy atoms (uranium/plutonium), releasing massive energy. A nuclear bomb is the broad category for all atomic-based weapons, including A-bombs and far more powerful fusion-based hydrogen bombs.Imagine the effrontery.  |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Chinese Ships Cross Strait Of Hormuz Without Any Hindrance Despite US Blockade by Flangelo12: 9:58am On Apr 14 |
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Foreign Affairs › Re: Chinese Ships Cross Strait Of Hormuz Without Any Hindrance Despite US Blockade by Flangelo12: 9:52am On Apr 14 |
Yes, several ships have transited the Strait of Hormuz since the United States officially implemented its naval blockade on Monday, 13 The US blockade, enforced by over 15 warships, specifically targets maritime traffic entering or exiting Iranian ports. Transit is still permitted for vessels that are not calling at Iranian destinations.
Confirmed Transits and Incidents
Rich Starry: On Tuesday, 14 April 2026, this US-sanctioned Chinese tanker became the first vessel to exit the Gulf through the strait since the blockade began. It was reportedly carrying methanol from the UAE to China.
Paya Lebar: A container ship en route from India to Dubai successfully crossed the strait on 13 April.
Peace Gulf: A Panama-flagged tanker heading to Hamriyah in the UAE also transited the waterway on 14 April.
Elpis: A Comoros-flagged tanker, suspected of carrying cargo from the Iranian port of Bushehr, was confirmed to have crossed the strait despite the blockade. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Proposes Suspending Nuclear Activities For Up To Five Years by Flangelo12: 9:20am On Apr 14 |
SeverusSnape: Lie. Big lie. International Opposition and Sanctions: The United States, in particular, tried to stop Pakistan’s program through diplomatic pressure, economic sanctions, and the enforcement of non-proliferation laws (such as the Glenn and Symington Amendments), resulting in the cutoff of military aid in 1990You'll instigate the Streisand effect on this matter.  |