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Leepeak:
Sometimes the way u see geopolitics is very shortsightedness
If to say trump nor tear Obama deal, with Iran all these won't happen
Why isreal prime minister nor attack Lebanon when bush dey office?
Why Benjamin natayenhu nor attack Lebanon when Obama dey office?
Why Benjamin natayenhu nor attack Lebanon when Clinton dey office?
If you didn't killed those 168 innocent children all this for nor happen now u are saying innocent country
So the children are not innocent?
Iran should close the straight of Hormuz,
A deal is a deal
American is a terrorists and a dictator calling me a dictator
So Lebanon na terrorists isreal na God pikin
American send in guns to the Kurdish to instigate protest in Iran for regime change why?
So na Iran dey send guns come Nigeria?

hakeemhakeem:
All you mentioned weren't in terms of earnings and prices coefficients.foods were relatively cheap because alot people still farms and people in the villages would send foods stuff to their people in the cities, electricity we have always paying what we don't used.

HacheNoire:
Back Israel from behind you said?

So what happens to US assets and interest in the Middle East?

You feel Iranians don’t have intelligence units or brains to know what’s cooking.

You also forgot a total collapse of oil production and trade spells doom for the Petro dollar due to a sharp and massive decline in demand for USD.

US intelligence are smarter than you. They know what’s at stake and why they would never adopt your suggestion.

Your statement is born out of Hollywood war films.

God1000:
The message from Iran is clear, each time israel attacks Lebanon, the strait of Hormuz will be shut down


The Strait of Hormuz is gonna be open and closed more than our fridge itself in the kitchen

Trump BP will be rising every now and then, the man will be like which kind Wahala be this na

Mirasteel:
I hope you know that it was because of Israel that Hezbollah was formed? and because of the presence of Hezbollah in Lebanon, Israel were not able to steal lands belonging to Lebanon.

UrVillageChief:
Funnily, Netanyahu is seen as being too weak in Israel right now😂
This is the country I wish to be a citizen of.
Noticed how the media conspicuously left out the part that states that the recent strikes were in retaliation to Hezbollah's attacks on Israeli troops earlier? No, they won't talk about it until Israel strikes back. Going by the narratives flying around and the statements of that mumu Trump and Hegseth, one would think it's a one-sided attack. One would think Hezbollah hasn't been killing the Israelis.
Would Trump be saying all this nonsensic talk if it was the US mainland that Hezbollah was launching rockets into? Would they be asking for a ceasefire if the US soldiers were the ones being killed by some ragtag gunmen in Lebanon?
Didn't Iran even deny sponsoring terrorists in the past? Why are they now suddenly interested in what's going on with a known terrorist organization in Lebanon? 😂

hakeemhakeem:
Kindly give examples of amenities that were cheaper

Leepeak:
You have to phone how someone use bee send enter court, or even use python tie person legs for stealing banana in his farm, not to talk of kidnap or bandit, if them fortified the land hmmm even theif go just dey sleep
Juju dey to nack person wife, to make person disappear or appear

Several people have reportedly been killed by Israeli airstrikes on southern Lebanon, less than 24 hours after a new ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah was announced.

Officials in the Nabatieh district said attacks had killed 16 people and injured at least a dozen more, after Israeli warplanes, drones, and artillery targeted numerous areas.

The Israeli military said it struck "Hezbollah terrorist targets" after the group fired over 50 projectiles at Israeli forces in the region.

Washington has criticised Israel's ongoing operations in Lebanon, which was drawn into the US-Iran war when Hezbollah launched rockets into Israel in retaliation for a strike that killed Iran's supreme leader.

Washington also fears that the continuing tensions between Israel and Lebanon could undermine the US peace deal with Iran, which includes a commitment to end fighting on "all fronts" including Lebanon.

US envoy, Steve Witkoff, is reported to be heading to Switzerland for initial talks with Iran to help cement the agreement.

While it may have helped prevent a wider regional escalation for the time being, the deal leaves unresolved the central disputes at the heart of the conflict, including Israel's military presence in southern Lebanon and the future of Hezbollah's weapons.

A Hezbollah official told the BBC it does not recognise the ceasefire that was announced by US officials on Friday afternoon, and it rejects the Israeli objective to operate freely inside Lebanon.

Senior Hezbollah official Hassan Fadlallah said his group had the right to respond to Israeli attacks.

"What concerns us is that the enemy fully and comprehensively respects the ceasefire, and doesn't attempt to attack our country and villages or seek to occupy any new position," he said, as quoted in Lebanon's state-run National News Agency (NNA).

Earlier on Friday, Lebanon's health ministry said 47 people were killed and 97 wounded in Israeli air strikes, while the Israeli military said four of its soldiers were also killed.

Ali, a Red Cross first responder in Nabatieh, told the BBC that it was "the most intense night" he can remember.

Those strikes came a day after the US and Iranian presidents signed an initial peace deal aiming to end the war, including in Lebanon, with immediate effect, but strikes continued.

The consequences of the ongoing fighting are visible across southern Lebanon.

At hospitals in the south, exhausted doctors continue treating the wounded, while emergency workers increasingly find themselves on recovery missions rather than rescue operations.

At Najdi Hospital in Nabatieh, ambulances bypass the emergency room and head straight to the morgue. Ali says there is no more room inside, and through the doorway, bodies in white bags can be seen laid out on the floor.

Many residents had returned to their villages after previous ceasefires and temporary truces, believing the worst of the fighting was behind them.

"The problem is that we got used to it," Ali says. "I have been with the Red Cross for more than 30 years, and deaths now are only a number for us."

The two countries first agreed to a ceasefire in April, but this failed to stop the fighting.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered the Israeli military to intensify its strikes on Hezbollah and advance deeper into Lebanon, after Hezbollah struck communities in northern Israel with drone and rocket attacks.

Ceasefire commitments have been repeatedly renewed since then, but followed by airstrikes and attacks from both sides.

Netanyahu has been under domestic pressure to continue military action against Hezbollah, an Iran-backed Shia Muslim political and military group in Lebanon.

Hezbollah has vowed to continue its attacks while Israel's occupation of southern Lebanon persists.

Earlier this week, the White House criticised the Israeli government's military operation in Lebanon, saying it risks scuppering the peace deal. But speaking on Friday as he unveiled a new Air Force One jet, President Donald Trump praised Netanyahu, calling him a "warrior".

Lebanon was drawn into this conflict in march, when Hezbollah launched rockets and drones into Israel. In response, Israel launched a bombing campaign across Lebanon. It is occupying around 5% of the country's territory in the south, with the aim of driving back Hezbollah fighters from its northern border.

Around a million people remain displaced, while dozens of communities in the south have been completely destroyed.

hakeemhakeem:
Things weren't cheap at any particular time

richeeyo:
Go listern to the German defense minister talk about Putin just yesterday, you people actually think you well informed 😂

Lordly13:
What was Putin's aim:
1. Demilitarized Ukraine = failed
2. Denazitize Ukraine= meaningless
3. Annex Ukraine = heavy failure
4. Stop Ukraine from joining NATO = failing fast. Ukraine will still join after the war.

What was Ukraine's retaliation Aim:

1. BLEED RUSSIA:
30 Russian oil Refineries hit since the start of the war.
400k Russia causuties in 2025
Reduced Russia oil producers by 40%

2. Bring the war home to Russia

i. More than 3 to 4 Russia cities have witnessed devastating fire From drone strikes.
ii. 40 Moscow Airport shut down
iii. 2 Russian Cities witness Acid Rain from oil destruction
iv. Moscow up in smokes this month.

Zelensky is flogging Putin hard, The great Putin is been humiliated.

Patnome:
Why has Russia not capture Ukraine after 5 years down the line
Abeg negedu comot here joor...

Ogede

YourGFsnatcher:
Guess who's Iran's biggest Ally? RUSSIA!

The same Russia that is friends with NK and Afghanistan.

When I see Nigerians calling US evil and siding with Russia or China I just dey laugh

Patnome:
Going to 5 years now and Russia has not made any progress in the war and you open your big mouth and say last kick of a dying horse.........

Your shame dey shame me I swear

U should be ashamed of yourself

What an inconjobogous

What a Gbelu-Gbelu

erniok:
I can see the effects of the forbidden things are wearing off. That's good. You go dey alright las las.

richeeyo:
believe Russia at your own risk
Ask yourself where is the governor of the central bank of Russia since the last 3months, she is missing, because she was trying to expose how broke Russia is

erniok:
Writer the disinformation specialist. Continue with your good "jab" Jare. I know say your fear na if we cast you, e go commot food from your table. The Russians don't care bro.

Mirasteel:
American licker, what happened? 😂

ColdHunter:
1 question.

What is Russia known for?

erniok:
You still dey high by almost 1pm? Writerng the Russian agent, na you be this?

erniok:
Na your pain? Abi that thing wey dem forbid you to take wan make you seize the pain abi?

EdiskyHarry:
Hi
The biggest weapon the west uses to destroy Africa is propaganda. Propaganda killed gadaffi, Robert Mugabe, idi amin