₦airaland Forum

freakyamanda:
Why is nobody talking about Russia's recent successes? Pokrovsk is 95% liberated, hundreds of ukronazis trapped in Mimograd, 50km advancement in Zaporoshya with more than 5 towns taking in the last 24 hours.

Protoaxen:
Can you show me the civilian causalities in US wars compared to the civilian causalities in non US wars?

Are they higher?

And I hope you are counting civilian causalities caused by direct US strikes not civilian causalities from those that the US was fighting.
I hope say you no dey count every civilian death in any US involved war as "civilians killed by the US"?

emmaodet:
Cuba has been strangled to the extent it is grasping for air/breath.

I doubt Cuba can house any deadly weapon that is capable of attacking US.
That place is smelling and littered with US spies just like the way Taiwan is littered with China spies

Polish FM Sikorski:

I’m in favor of the European Union starting to have some defense capability of our own so that we don’t have to call on the United States in every emergency.

We should be capable of sorting out some warlord in Libya or the Balkans next time around. pic.twitter.com/2cjS9ATLKX

— Clash Report (@clashreport) November 12, 2025

HolinessForever:
As the dam in Karaj, Iran, dries up, 74 bodies have been discovered, their hands and feet bound, some with plastic bags over their heads, others wrapped in carpets.
These are believed to be the bodies of Iranian protesters who were secretly killed and their corpses disposed of

Marco Rubio on Russia:

We're running out of things to sanction. pic.twitter.com/BSlzx8pijj

— Clash Report (@clashreport) November 13, 2025

WriteerNg:
⚡Border regions of Finland with Russia lose 1 million euros daily due to severed ties with Russia.

Bloomberg reports that the absence of Russian tourists, whose numbers used to reach 2 million annually, has led to the closure of shops, hotels, and spa complexes. Unemployment has risen to 15%, and many workers in the forestry and steel industries have been laid off.

The Bloomberg article quotes representatives of the Finnish business community who admit: "easy money from Russia is gone forever."

Protoaxen:
It's not just about military tensions. It's about having a clearly defined target.

Supposing the US were to decide to strike Nigeria, where will they strike?

Who exactly will they be targeting?

Last time I checked these bandits do not have any specific permanent bases. They are nomadic. And they often blend in with communities. And this is further worsened by the fact that we also have vigilantes and hunters that look like bandits.

Unlike the organized armed groups around the world with defined strongholds and bases that can be struck using airstrikes, there are no such in Nigeria.

freakyamanda:
Why is nobody talking about Russia's recent successes? Pokrovsk is 95% liberated, hundreds of ukronazis trapped in Mimograd, 50km advancement in Zaporoshya with more than 5 towns taking in the last 24 hours.

🇺🇸🇺🇦🇷🇺 "Ultimately that equipment is destroyed a week later after it's installed. That remains a problem, and that's been the history the last two or three years." - Marco Rubio explains why Zelensky keeps begging for Air Defense Systems. pic.twitter.com/2mCyziTTYZ

— DD Geopolitics (@DD_Geopolitics) November 13, 2025

seunny4lif:
"Russia is destroying air defense systems supplied to Ukraine just a week after delivery" — US Secretary of State Marco Rubio

He adds that this problem has been going on for the last two or three years.

We knew that already

Protoaxen:
Na only bandit news you dey post these days