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🇷🇺 Russia delivered two Mi-8 helicopters and six trucks to Antananarivo to help address the aftermath of the devastating cyclone Gezani, along with more than 60 tonnes of food for residents affected by the disaster.

Footage shows the country's president, Michael Randrianirina, inspecting equipment on the airport runway and participating in a ceremony to hand over humanitarian cargo in Antananarivo.

"Providing assistance is a manifestation of the traditional relations of friendship and mutual support between our countries, as well as confirmation of Russia's readiness to respond promptly to emergencies and assist partners in overcoming the consequences of natural disasters," the diplomatic mission quoted Alexei Buryak, Russian Deputy Head of Mission in Madagascar.

Antananarivo received a shipment of food, including 30 tonnes of rice, 16 tonnes of red beans, more than 13 tonnes of oil, 600 kilogrammes of sugar, and pasta.

On February 19, Russian President Vladimir Putin expressed support for cyclone-hit Madagascar during a meeting with President Michael Randrianirina in Moscow, emphasising Russia's commitment to providing humanitarian aid.

In early February, Madagascar was hit by a powerful cyclone Fitiya. Later, tropical cyclone Gezani reached the island nation, affecting over 426,000 people as of February 19, with at least 62 people dead and 13 missing.

givedemwotowoto:
Final kicks of a dying horse.

U.S. and Israel are letting them run out of rockets while mapping out targets for extermination in the coming days and weeks.

givedemwotowoto:
So what exactly are they waiting for? Their SL was eliminated and they're facing extermination and running out of rockets

HacheNoire:
Please change the subject.

Iran installs Christmas light on US oil tanker

givedemwotowoto:
Last kicks of a dying horse

givedemwotowoto:
Last kicks of a dying horse

The Public Relations Office of the Islamic Revolution Guard Corps announced that the IRGC targeted a US oil tanker early this morning in the northern waters of the Gulf, adding that the vessel is currently burning.

The IRGC stated that it had previously made clear that, under international laws and wartime decisions, navigation through the Strait of Hormuz falls under Iran’s control.

It stressed that all parties must adhere to these regulations, warning that military, commercial, or other vessels belonging to the United States, "Israel", European countries, or their allies will not be permitted to pass through.

The IRGC added that it will monitor and target any ship attempting to cross the Strait of Hormuz illegally.

Flangelo12:
Watch how Nigerians would start blaming Ghana.