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Vl3ly:
when the ball is in your cort

babyboy4every1:
Oti ya were

Vic2023:

🇮🇷🇮🇱⚡️- Iran reportedly used hypersonic Fatteh missiles in tonight's attack


🇮🇷🇮🇱⚡️- "We targeted three military bases near Tel Aviv" - IRGC in a statement.

Vic2023:
🇵🇸⚡️A number of soldiers were injured in Netzarim as a result of missiles falling on it from Iran

If not everyone is dead at that airbase is a lie. [V]


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Dvdpity:
Israel should try to hit iran nuclear facilities... Iran will hit Israel nuclear facilities too..and oh.. Iran is 15times bigger than Israel... you should do the calculation and see who will be obliterated from the nuclear fallout.

FoolishBoy419:
I have told you guys that Israelis only sustain injuries from missile impacts. They are immortals.

Vl3ly:
🇹🇷🇮🇱⚡- "Israeli aggression includes Turkey. We will confront this state terrorism with all means at our disposal for the sake of our homeland, our nation and our independence," - Recep Tayyip Erdogan, President of Turkey.

okeysoninv:
you can search most of my comments here about Iran and isreal

Cancri:
you are a fucking terrorist

23jerryking:
Israeli media reported that Iran fired more than 400 missiles at Israel. Citizens on social media complain that air defense systems did a poor job of repelling the attack.

But am curious, how much damage was done?
Let it not be that you launched all these missiles and what you could boast of is the destruction of a few fighting jets and no top official along with them.

Vic2023:

🇮🇱⚡- Shooting now reported at a synagogue, Tel Aviv, Israel.


🇮🇱⚡- Channel 14 now says 4 gunmen were involved - Tel Aviv, Israel.

WrriterNg:
⚡"Iran proved that its patience is not out of fear but out of its responsibility as a global power" - Zeynab Zakaria, Iranian journalist for PressTV.

23jerryking:
Israeli media reported that Iran fired more than 400 missiles at Israel. Citizens on social media complain that air defense systems did a poor job of repelling the attack.

But am curious, how much damage was done?
Let it not be that you launched all these missiles and what you could boast of is the destruction of a few fighting jets and no top official along with them.

Vic2023:
🔽5 Iranian missiles hit the occupation forces in the Gaza Strip: 1 on Juhar al-Dik and 4 on Netzarim

[Ak]

obedience4:
No need for us to agure, Israel is a Jewish state period, are they no Christians in Iran? Yet we say Iran is an Islamic State

Kremlingrad:
Mugu na now u get mouth
Were you dey since
Am sure u will go back to ur hole when Israel retaliate

lanre316:
Leave talk, presido.

Get ready for the showdown in coming days. It's time for action, not useless talks.

Gbadebo19:
I don't have time to be digging facts with the nitwit creator of this thread. This is an AI generated answer. Nowhere did it even mention Russian leaders taking the decision to break the union. But as usual, tag it western media as long as it does not favour you.

The Cold War contributed significantly to the fall of the Soviet Union, but it was not the sole cause. Here's a complex interplay of factors:

*Cold War-related factors:*

1. Economic burden: The arms race and military expenditures drained Soviet resources, weakening its economy.
2. Technological gap: The Soviet Union struggled to keep pace with Western technological advancements.
3. Proxy wars and international pressure: Soviet involvement in conflicts like Afghanistan and its Eastern European satellite states strained resources and legitimacy.
4. Ideological stagnation: The Soviet Communist Party's rigid ideology failed to adapt to changing global circumstances.

*Internal factors:*

1. Economic stagnation: Soviet central planning and bureaucracy led to inefficiencies, corruption, and declining living standards.
2. Nationalism and ethnic tensions: Suppressed nationalist movements in Soviet republics gained momentum.
3. Leadership crisis: Mikhail Gorbachev's reforms (Perestroika and Glasnost) aimed to revitalize the system but ultimately hastened its collapse.
4. Decline of Communist ideology: Soviet citizens lost faith in the Communist Party's legitimacy and ideology.

*External factors:*

1. Globalization and international relations: The Soviet Union's isolation from the global economy and growing international cooperation weakened its position.
2. Eastern European reforms: Democratic movements in Poland, Hungary, and Czechoslovakia inspired similar movements within the Soviet Union.
3. Western economic aid and diplomacy: Western countries provided economic support to Soviet republics, encouraging independence.

*Timeline of key events:*

1. 1985: Mikhail Gorbachev becomes Soviet leader, introducing reforms.
2. 1989: Soviet withdrawal from Afghanistan.
3. 1989-1990: Eastern European communist regimes collapse.
4. 1990: Lithuanian independence declared.
5. 1991: August Coup fails, marking the effective end of Soviet authority.
6. December 26, 1991: Soviet Union officially dissolved.

*Conclusion:*

The Cold War created an environment that exacerbated the Soviet Union's internal weaknesses. While not the sole cause, the Cold War contributed significantly to the Soviet Union's collapse by:

1. Draining economic resources.
2. Highlighting ideological stagnation.
3. Encouraging nationalist movements.
4. Weakening international legitimacy.

The interplay of internal, external, and Cold War-related factors ultimately led to the Soviet Union's dissolution.

Vic2023:

🇮🇷🇮🇱⚡️- Iran's official designation for tonight's strikes against Israel is "Operation True Promise 2."


🇮🇷🇮🇱⚡- IRGC says 90% of their missiles successfully hit their targets.

Vic2023:
🇺🇸🇮🇷🇮🇱⚡️- "We will continue to seek to prevent a wider conflict." - US State Department

0m0luabi:
God will punish your generation, see this foolish terrorist that celebrated Palestinians killing has gut to call another person terrorist, it shall not be well with you terrorist