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Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran's Hold On The Strait Becomes Useless As Traffic Surged 400% by Lordly13(op): 1:00pm On Sep 18

War getting more twist and turns, each bad for Iran

Foreign Affairs › Re: Today In History: Jewish Terrorists Assassinate U.N Peacekeeper Count Bernadotte by Lordly13: 12:54pm On Sep 18

You're an Hypocrite
Jews assassinate a man trying to take their land
= Jewish Terrorist

Palestine attacks innocent citizens in Isreal
Iran sponsores Houtis, Hamas and
Putin attack Ukraine
= They're trying to survive their enemies.

Your Hypocrisy is Embarrassing

Foreign Affairs › South Korea Matched For Isreal by Lordly13(op): 11:17am On Sep 18

Koreans marched through the heart of Seoul carrying large Israeli flags, holding banners, and chanting in support of Israel’s fight to defend itself from genocidal terror.

Demonstrators pushed back directly against Hamas propaganda and their perpetual victim narrative, showing that global support for a secure Israel is still a reality beyond news headlines.

When everyday people can see through the anti-Israel narratives so often pushed by media and continue stand on the right side of history, that matters.

https://www.facebook.com/share/r/195TSRXvqo/

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia Losing 6,000 More Soldiers A Month Than It Is Recruiting by Lordly13(op): 6:36pm On Sep 03

Watcharena:
But some how na only Ukraine dey kidnap it citizens to fight the war they don't want to fight

What you see is what you know, so Russian are happily going to dead in the senseless war right?

Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran's President Politely Say: "We Surrender" by Lordly13(op): 6:32pm On Sep 03

budaatum:
Time will tell in the end. Give it some.

https://www.ynetnews.com/article/bkl62i4ofe

How many times will Iran "fired at US bases in Jordan" they've been firing since February and the base is not yet destroyed.

Is it that their missiles are not working or that the base is immortal 😊

How can you be firing at a base since February and it's not yet destroyed? 🤔

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran's President Politely Say: "We Surrender" by Lordly13(op): 6:30pm On Sep 03

Strong head don lead to casala cheesy

Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia Losing 6,000 More Soldiers A Month Than It Is Recruiting by Lordly13(op): 7:54pm On Sep 02

This war has completely tortured Putin mentally and physically

Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran's President Politely Say: "We Surrender" by Lordly13(op): 7:52pm On Sep 02

QuinQ:
Iran really messed up a great opportunity with that MOU. But it was actually IRGC that messed it up

The MOU was their golden chance

Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran's President Politely Say: "We Surrender" by Lordly13(op): 7:51pm On Sep 02

Typing:
If na you nko? A Country where their currency is over 2 million to 1 US dollar. To buy bread in Iran, you will carry money full inside one truck. Cause a loaf of bread cost over 1 billion Iran rial.

The President don surrender, but na some of the military men dey do small strong head. Since then no respect the President.

Freestuffsng writeerng god1000

Iran was acting arrogant, saying Trump was "pleading for a deal" now casala don burst

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Foreign Affairs › Head Of Hamas's Intelligence Captured By IDF This Morning by Lordly13(op): 7:49pm On Sep 02

Captured alive!

The head of Hamas's internal intelligence mechanism was captured this morning - Mu'in Al-Arabid.
IDF continue to demonstrate maximum strength in all front.

This is why Iran can only avenge the dead of Ayatollah on social media.

God bless Israel.

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Foreign Affairs › Iran's President Politely Say: "We Surrender" by Lordly13(op): 10:41pm On Sep 01*

I consider this a polite way of saying, “We Surrender".

This is the statement of Iran's president Masoud Pezeshkian to Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Bishkek on Monday, as reported by state media.

“We remain committed to the obligations we accepted under the agreements, but the American side has not fullfilled its commitments,” Pezeshkian said during their meeting on the sidelines of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit.

“We are still working to achieve an agreement and understanding."
“We believe that continuing the war serves neither our interests nor those of the region or humanity.”

Few weeks ago, Trump was talking to himself according to irgc leaders and islamic bots. Than Trump says "no more negotiations, Economic Pressure"
Few weeks later they're begging to end the war even asking for UN intervention.

You have to understand that Trump has time on his side and the effectiveness of his decision is giving him morale to do more.

Trump has been saying that Iran will sent a deal, when he agrees they're go online and say "no deal" so he said "No more deals" Now they're publicly announcing the deal

Allahu Akbar, Iran is winning by Begging

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Crude Price Passes $90 A Barrel After Tit-for-tat Us-iran Strikes by Lordly13: 10:53am On Sep 01

All these politics.
Last year Crude oil moved around $73 to $60 to $80 to $89 to $79. Now, everybody thinks Crude oil rising is a sin, Crude oil has always been rising.

Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia Losing 6,000 More Soldiers A Month Than It Is Recruiting by Lordly13(op): 10:50am On Sep 01

donleo92:
Na only china way be superpower no they fight anybody

But Ukraine really hold Russia for blokos oh

The war is na ridiculous for Russia, Putin no dey too talk these days.

China get sense dey prosper in peace with everybody.

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Foreign Affairs › Russia Losing 6,000 More Soldiers A Month Than It Is Recruiting by Lordly13(op): 1:54pm On Aug 31

Ivor Bennett
Moscow correspondent Reports

Russia is losing 6,000 more soldiers per month than it's currently recruiting, Western officials say.

Around 36,000 Russian soldiers are being killed and wounded every month in Ukraine, according to the latest estimates.

The assessment will no doubt fuel growing speculation that the Kremlin is preparing to launch another wave of mobilisation this autumn, as progress on the battlefield grinds to a halt.

Ukraine's long-range drone attacks on Russian oil refineries are causing a second wave of petrol shortages, which are being felt in many parts of the country, including Moscow.

Kyiv has also expanded its campaign on Russia's consumer economy by targeting warehouses belonging to Ozon, the country's second biggest online retailer, as well as its larger rival, Wildberries.

Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran's Hold On The Strait Becomes Useless As Traffic Surged 400% by Lordly13(op): 1:46pm On Aug 31

stuffs2002:
About 1USD is equal to 134,000 Iranian currency but that is the effect of war as war does not benefit anyone and Iran is still standing. Even the war took a toll on America far more than many expected because US debt is above 43 trillion dollar and the US economy is in shambles because groceries, gas and other basic services have skyrocket since the war started

Before the war, gas price was $3.5, now it's around $4.5 to $5, that's a disaster in your eyes right?

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran's Hold On The Strait Becomes Useless As Traffic Surged 400% by Lordly13(op): 1:43pm On Aug 31

stuffs2002:
Selective amnesia.

The US debt have climbed to over 43 trillion US dollars and Trump is already staring at impeachment now as some senators are already making moves to have him impeached

1. US debt was 39 trillion before the war.

2. USA borrowed from World Bank and IMF, which America holds the highest stock.

So, they borrowed from themselves. 😊

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran's Hold On The Strait Becomes Useless As Traffic Surged 400% by Lordly13(op): 1:41pm On Aug 31

stuffs2002:
No one said Iran didn't suffer the war but it is ridiculous for you to expect America not to also suffer war as all war participants always suffer from war.

American economy is nose diving at an alarming rate

Nose diving? Abeg, Check the US stock market, is it failing or rising.

Check their monthly and Annual GDP, is it failing or rising?

As far as the world still uses Facebook, Google, Meta, etc You're paying money into US economy.

3 of America's oil companies were among the top to 5 highest earning companies last month

Don't let USA haters confuse you.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran's Hold On The Strait Becomes Useless As Traffic Surged 400% by Lordly13(op): 10:32pm On Aug 25

On other news Iran Central Bank governor said IRAN'S OIL EXPORT HAS FALLEN TO ZERO.

The war is harsh on Iran, while online yappers claim Iran is winning.

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Foreign Affairs › Iran's Hold On The Strait Becomes Useless As Traffic Surged 400% by Lordly13(op): 10:29pm On Aug 25

🇮🇷 🇺🇸 Iran’s hold on the Strait of Hormuz has slipped away as commercial shipping traffic through the vital waterway(strait of Hormuz ) has surged nearly 400% over the past two weeks, with vessels increasingly using a US-supported southern corridor along Oman’s coast.

Oil price fall as the Strait Of Homuz falls under US Protection

This is according to data from the UK Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO) center and Multiple Maritime services around the world analyze and reported.

Nearly 200 ships navigated the strait last week—103 inbound and 89 outbound.

Now, the questions you ask are "wasn't the strait open before the war? Was opening the strait part of US pre-war objectives?"

This is my honest answer:
Yes, the strait was open before the w4r and if the war didn't happen you wouldn't know Iran is truly an enemy of the world.
America never dropped a single bomb on the strait first, Iran did!

Iran shifted from milli†ary attack to economic attack when it realized it go† no cards, that is why opening and controlling the strait by the US isn't just an objective but a win for them and Trump will be right to call that place a US territory!

You can confirm by checking the 0il price as of today and you'll know who is in change.
Peace through strength.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Iranian Collapses, Iranian Ria(irr) Becomes Worthless, Exchanges For 2m To 1usd! by Lordly13: 10:16pm On Aug 25

I thought Northern Ayatollah branch said Iran will be World Power? cheesy

Foreign Affairs › Isreal Eliminates Another One Of The October 7 Attackers. by Lordly13(op): 9:49pm On Aug 22

Earlier Last Year, Isreal Promised To Hurt Down Every Jahidist Who took part directly or indirectly in the October 7 Attack. Isreal has eliminated about 2,700 of them in 2026.

ELIMINATED: The terrorist Ibrahim Za’anin — the monster who filmed himself chasing, shooting, and murdering Karin Vernikov and Sapir Bilmes after they fled the Nova music festival and reached Kibbutz Alumim — has been eliminated.

Za’anin hunted the two young women in cold blood on October 7, and even filmed himself while doing so. He has now been taken out.

Justice delivered.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Loses Control Of Homuz As 80% Of Ships Used Oman Route by Lordly13(op): 9:41pm On Aug 22

fuckingAyaya:
All these news outlets with their fake news self. Iran is winning according to our Northern Ayatollahs branch, in fact I.ran will be declared a super power after their economy crumbles sheybi na una get strait of hormuz? 😃

Even the Central Bank governor of Iran said on Friday that Iran has made $0 from oil export because of US naval Blockage.

But fake news go dey cap unrealistic stuffs for Iran.

Foreign Affairs › Re: Iranian Central Bank Says Oil Exports Have Fallen To Zero Amid War, Sanctions by Lordly13: 12:19am On Aug 22

HacheNoire:
How much is surplus you talking about?

What do you think trade deficit is?
You think the deficit get cut from national income?

Okay, search : why are most nations with Trade deficit, like Australia and France, richer than most nations with Trade surplus like China and Russia.

In Economics, Trade deficit in a nation is can also be directly linked to the increase of high wealth individuals.

And no, Trade deficit does not mean the country is losing money

Foreign Affairs › Re: Israel Confirms Their Secret Unit "Nili" Has Killed 2,700 Oct 7 Attackers by Lordly13(op): 8:46pm On Aug 21

They still won't learn, but Isreal always ready to teach

Foreign Affairs › Re: Isreal/iran War-- Why Islamic Nations Hates Isreal So Much by Lordly13(op): 8:45pm On Aug 21

Elusive001:
Bros, the hatred is more spiritual than physical. It is all about Satan's efforts to thwart GOD'S word and plans. It's like demon possession.

Nothing will ever make them like Jews. They cannot help it.

See the map below to understand what I am saying.

Can you see the size of the muslim arab countries land mass and the size of Israel?

If it is not demon-possession, tell me what it is that will make people who own the lands it green to want to wipe off those who own the dot in red? If not for GOD Almighty, do you think that any country on earth will survive what Israel has survived or survived what they have consistently planned against Israel?

They believe that it is their right to kill anyone, anytime, and at there own volition. They mistake Israel for Nigeria, France, UK, Spain, USA, Lebanon of old, Turkey of old, etc.

Some parts of Jewish lands are in Syria, Lebanon, and Jordan ooo. Israel never even start to collect thoss ones.

Israel Akataka.

Behold, the Protector of Israel will neither slumber nor sleep. Psalm 121:4

Well said

Foreign Affairs › Re: Isreal/iran War-- Why Islamic Nations Hates Isreal So Much by Lordly13(op): 8:44pm On Aug 21

Tarnisis:
Ten thousand shall gather by right and twenty thousand shall gather by the left but they shall not harm you (child of God)

I think this is an excerpt from the good book

Exactly 💯💯💯

Foreign Affairs › Re: Isreal/iran War-- Why Islamic Nations Hates Isreal So Much by Lordly13(op): 8:43pm On Aug 21

Their hatred for Israel is costing them.

Foreign Affairs › Re: UAE Stops all Trade With Iran, Cutting Off Multi-billion Economic Lifeline by Lordly13: 8:42pm On Aug 21

madridguy:
Another joke from the losers If it didn't work for 5 Decades it's not going to work now.

Iran has land borders with many nations and a Caspian sea route to Russia and China.

Check if Iran ever used the Caspian sea before Homuz blockage.

1. The Caspian sea is 5 to 6 times more expensive for Iran than the Homuz.

2. US sanctions didn't stop any Asian nations and Eastern European nations from trading with Iran.
So Iran was comfortably trading with more than 20 nations before the war.

3. Iran Central Bank governor said Iran's oil export has fallen to zero. but you're here saying "they're using Caspian sea" argue with Iran Central Bank governor.

Foreign Affairs › Re: UAE Stops all Trade With Iran, Cutting Off Multi-billion Economic Lifeline by Lordly13: 8:36pm On Aug 21

You can't attack Saudi and still expect them to trade with you.

Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Loses Control Of Homuz As 80% Of Ships Used Oman Route by Lordly13(op): 8:34pm On Aug 21

Na like this Iran won take become world power? World power with kpiaed supreme leader and zero oil export.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Iranian Central Bank Says Oil Exports Have Fallen To Zero Amid War, Sanctions by Lordly13: 8:26pm On Aug 21

HacheNoire:
While US deficit for the 2026 fiscal year has hit $1.80tn.

Let’s see who folds first and who has much more to lose.

US has trade deficit on commodities only but has the highest trade surplus on services.

Also, check why lots of nations with trade deficit are still richer than most nations with Trade surplus.

FYI: USA is also the largest producers of oil, larger than Russia and Saudi Arabia combined. So Oil problem no concern them, na fake news dey worry media.

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Foreign Affairs › Iran Loses Control Of Homuz As 80% Of Ships Used Oman Route by Lordly13(op): 8:20pm On Aug 21

More than 80% of ships now use a route along Oman’s northern coast instead of the Strait of Hormuz. This route is allowed internationally but Iran does not like it.

A month ago, almost no ships used the Omani route. Now, many do, even though Iran has warned and attacked some ships. The US Navy is helping protect these vessels.

Homayoun Falakshahi from Kpler said,
“It increasingly looks like Iran has at least partially lost control of the strait.”

Iran wants to charge ships tolls, but many countries in the Middle East refuse. Dan Pickering said,

“Iran’s request to collect tolls is something that most Middle East folks don’t want to do and haven’t been doing. So the Oman route absolutely makes the most sense.”

Gulf countries like Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE are using big oil tankers to keep oil moving through the area.

The growing use of the Omani route shows Iran’s power to control shipping is weaker than before.

Shipping records have shown more than 15 million barrels per day being transported through the Oman Route

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LQUrBy--WUU?si=Xq5Q_--rea_ELhcx

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