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Comradewhy:
Stop being wild,it wasn't international.
Don't allow religion stop you from thinking like a human.

fuckingAyaya:
Accidentally?

India says it accidentally fired a missile into Pakistan on Wednesday, blaming the incident on a "technical malfunction" during routine maintenance.

Delhi said it was "deeply regrettable" and expressed relief no one was killed.

Pakistan's military said a "high-speed flying object" had crashed near the eastern city of Mian Channu and its flight path had endangered passenger flights.

Both countries have nuclear weapons.

In a statement, India's defence ministry said: "On 9 March 2022, in the course of routine maintenance, a technical malfunction led to the accidental firing of a missile. The Government of India has taken a serious view and ordered a high-level Court of Enquiry."

Islamabad warned Delhi to "be mindful of the unpleasant consequences of such negligence" and to avoid a repeat. The object had been launched from Sirsa in Haryana state, it said.

Pakistan's air force said the missile travelled at Mach 3 - three times the speed of sound - at an altitude of 12,000m (40,000ft) and flew 124km (77 miles) in Pakistani airspace before crashing.

"The flight path of this object endangered many national and international passenger flights both in Indian and Pakistani airspace, as well as human life and property of ground," said Pakistani military spokesman Major-General Babar Iftikharon Thursday.

On Friday, Pakistan's foreign ministry said it had summoned India's chargé d'affaires to complain about the incident.

Pakistan also urged India to share the findings of its investigation into what happened.

chatinent:
If na Syria naw, US for don send troops.

Mystic969:
Mark wouldn't want to break his policies...

Comradewhy:
Same way we all said death to Hitler, nothing wrong with that,he deserves it,yes or no?

rayvelez:
Facebook is about to put ransom on Putin head.

9182736455O1999:
Wahala be like wetin?

The owner of Facebook and Instagram will allow users in some countries to call for violence against Vladimir Putin and Russian soldiers.

Meta says it has temporarily made allowances for some violent speech, like "death to the Russian invaders," that would usually break its rules.

However, it says it won't permit calls for violence against Russian civilians.

In response, Russia called on the US to stop the social media giant's "extremist activities".

The announcement came after Reuters news agency said it had seen internal emails outlining the policy shift.

"In light of the ongoing invasion of Ukraine, we made a temporary exception for those affected by the war, to express violent sentiments toward invading armed forces," a Meta spokesperson told the BBC.

Under the amended policy, users in countries including Russia, Ukraine and Poland will also be able to call for the deaths of Russia's President Putin and Belarusian President Lukashenko.

The emails reportedly said calls for the leaders' deaths will be allowed unless they contain other targets, or included a location or methods.

Calls for violence against Russians are also allowed when the post is clearly references the invasion of Ukraine, the emails reportedly said.

"We demand that US authorities stop the extremist activities of Meta, take measures to bring the perpetrators to justice," Russia's embassy in the US tweeted.

"Users of Facebook & Instagram did not give the owners of these platforms the right to determine the criteria of truth and pit nations against each other," it added.

callme9mm:
I think he’s right to some extent.

Nkitara:
Allakuba people

ttmacoy:
When are you moving to Russia?

Kelvin3476:
U.K VISA OR RUSSIAN VISA ?

TWoods:
I’m willing to bet if you had free choice between the UK and Russian passports, you’d pick the UK passport.

MT:
Do you know the evil that Russia had perpetrated on UK soil?

DonBenny77:
You sure say you no be chelsea fan?

Russia has banned exports of auto equipment
Russia has banned exports of more than 200 types of foreign-made product until the end of 2022 in a bid to mitigate the impact of western sanctions.

Exports of telecom, agricultural, electrical and technology equipment that were previously imported into Russia from abroad will be affected.

Russia will also ban some timber exports to nations that have "committed unfriendly actions".

Around 48 countries will be affected, including EU and the US.

Banning exports of foreign made goods was "necessary to provide stability on the Russian market", according to an order signed by Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin.

Other items subject to the ban include cars, railway carriages, containers and turbines.

It follows harsh western sanctions on Russia's financial system and energy in response to its invasion of Ukraine.

A growing number of Russian oligarchs have also been hit with asset freezes and travel bans.

According to the most recent figures, Russia is the UK's 19th largest trading partner, with trade between the two nations totalling £15.9bn.

akpunda86:
Down the drains.use cook family soup.

akpunda86:
Lucky u,I was owing access bank 250k and was long overdue,I was on my own when someone I don't know transferred 400k to my acct and access bank took all dr money,I went to my bank cos this Na double gbese,they said transfer was from so so person,requested 4 fone number anoda protocol,I then told my bank to contact the person so he can call me and explained all that happened,3 years now nobody called me.

Angels really exist

Greatdand007:
Same happen to me on the first of this year i was credit with 500,000 Maura I waited 3 days and no response I had to withdraw and spend it and till now nobody has contact me about missing money

Chelsea FC owner Roman Abramovich has been sanctioned by the UK government as part of its response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine. He is one of seven oligarchs to be hit with fresh sanctions, including asset freezes and travel bans.

The list also includes billionaires Igor Sechin and Oleg Deripaska, both seen as allies of Vladimir Putin.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson said "there can be no safe havens" for
those who have supported the invasion.
"Today's sanctions are the latest step in the UK's unwavering support for the Ukrainian people. We will be ruthless in pursuing those who enable the killing of civilians, destruction of hospitals and illegal occupation of sovereign allies," Mr Johnson said.


The government had come under pressure to sanction Mr Abramovich, who said he had made the "difficult decision" to sell Chelsea FC earlier this month. Chelsea FC has been seized from Mr Abramovich as part of the freeze on his assets and the sale of the club is now on hold.
The government says it will issued a special licence that will allow
fixtures to be fulfilled, staff to be paid and existing ticket holders to
attend matches.
Season ticket holders can still attend games they have tickets for but
club can not now sell any more tickets that haven't been sold already.
The merchandise shop will be closed.
Abramovich, 55, is alleged to have strong ties to Russian President
Vladimir Putin, which he has denied.
The government says Mr Abramovich, who has an estimated net
worth of £9.4bn, is "one of the few oligarchs from the 1990s to
maintain prominence under Putin".
Mr Abramovich has stakes in steel giant Evraz, Norilsk Nickel and sold
a 73% stake in Russian oil firm Sibneft to state-owned gas titan
Gazprom for £9.87bn in 2005.
While the sanctions against him throw Chelsea FC's future in doubt,
ministers sought to reassure the club it would not be "unnecessarily
harmed".
In a tweet, Culture Secretary Nadine Dorries said holding those who
have "enabled the Putin regime to account" was the priority.
"I know this brings some uncertainty, but the government will work
with the league and clubs to keep football being played while ensuring
sanctions hit those intended," she wrote.

wealthtrak:
Capital city.