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Vane glory. Vanity!!! |
According to Western ass lickers, Ukraine is winning 😂😂😂 The West would want to make you believe that they are omnipotent. The fear of Iran is the beginning of wisdom. Lol |
The UK, France and Germany have announced fresh sanctions on Iran for supplying Russia with ballistic missiles for use in Ukraine, including restrictions on Iran Air's ability to fly to the UK and Europe. Also among the new measures, which have been announced as US Secretary of State Antony Blinken visits London, are travel bans on a number of Iranian military officials. Mr Blinken said Russians had been trained by Iranian forces to use short-range missiles and they could be deployed against Ukrainians within weeks. His host, UK Foreign Secretary David Lammy, said the Iranian deliveries marked a "dangerous escalation" which had allowed Russia to "fuel its illegal invasion of Ukraine". "Iran must stop supporting [Russian President Vladimir] Putin's unprovoked, premeditated and barbaric attack against a sovereign democratic state," Mr Lammy said. "The UK will stand with Ukraine for as long as it takes." Speaking earlier, alongside Mr Lammy at a news conference in London, Mr Blinken said Russian President Vladimir Putin was "increasingly relying on support" for Iran and North Korea to help "wage his war of aggression on Ukraine". The UK Foreign Office announced specific sanctions against several key individuals it said were heavily involved in the missiles supplies, including Iranian Brig Gen Seyed Hamzeh Ghalandari who commands the country's exports of defence products to its partners. He has been placed under a travel ban and asset freeze, alongside two other Iranian officials. Five Russian cargo ships have also been sanctioned for transporting the military supplies from Iran, despite what the UK said were repeated warnings not to do so. Meanwhile, several organisations, including some allegedly involved in the production of Iran's kamikaze-style Shahed drones - which Russia has used consistently in attacks on Ukrainian cities - have been sanctioned. In a statement, the UK, France and Germany - known as the E3 - called on Iran "to immediately cease all support to Russia’s war against Ukraine and halt the development and transfers of its ballistic missiles". They added that Iran's supply of missiles represented a "a direct threat to European security". Mr Blinken echoed the E3 statement, saying that the move "demonstrates how Iran's destabilising influence stretches long beyond the Middle East". The Western sanctions come as Russia has continued to make gains in eastern Ukraine, with Moscow's forces rapidly approaching the key settlement of Pokrovsk. Pokrovsk is an essential transportation hub. If it falls, then Russian forces will cut off one of the main supply routes in the region. This will likely force Ukraine to retreat from Chasiv Yar and the front line will move closer to Kramatorsk, a major industrial city. The Iranian short range missile deliveries will aid the Russian advance, Mr Blinken said, by allowing Moscow to use more of its existing arsenal for targets that are further from the frontline, while reserving the new missiles for closer range targets. The top US diplomat hit out at the new Iranian government, led by President Masoud Pezeshkian, who is said to desire a less adversarial relationship with the West. "Iran's new president and foreign minister have repeatedly said that they want to restore engagement with Europe. They want to receive sanctions relief. Destabilising actions like these will achieve exactly the opposite," he said. Mr Blinken and Mr Lammy also announced a joint trip to Ukraine this week, the first joint trip in years as UK diplomats seek to frame the secretary of state's visit as a reaffirmation of a close partnership between the two countries, often described as the "special relationship". Mr Blinken said one of their goals ahead of the visit was to "hear directly from the Ukrainian leadership" about their "objectives and what we can do to support those needs". UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has made clear the UK government will continue to back Ukraine and send £3bn in military support to the country for as long as needed. Last week, the UK government said it was sending hundreds more short-range missiles to Ukraine in a package worth £162m. But Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has criticised the pace of weapons deliveries, and asked for authorisation to strike targets deep inside Russia with Western-supplied missiles - a move the US has thus far resisted. Mr Blinken would not be drawn on what their answer will be this time to President Zelensky's longstanding plea during talks in Kyiv. https://www.dw.com/en/ballistic-missiles-to-russia-us-europe-sanction-iran/a-70181326 https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c75n2wnkp1vo |
Over rated piece of shit. Na Nigerian girls I dey pity for. |
Over rated piece of crap. |
gassbee:you wen current, update us na. Keep living in denial. Povrosky is the next City to fall, Russia is just 12km from it. Ugledar is already looking fugly for the Nazis. Funny enough, once Russia earmark any city to fall, it must definitely fall. Mariupol, Niu York, Bakhmut, Adiivka, just name it. |
We know them. Bitter Hoebi the bronze medalist was part of the sponsors. |
Useless NANS with unrealistic demands. |
Nice one Tinubu. A leader with vision. |
Dangote is an opportunist. Dollar was heavily subsidized by the Shina Rambo led Emefiele led CBN and now the same mofo is pricing his product out of the reach of Nigerians. |
At least Bitter Hoebi will have something to eat. |
Aisha the hush mummy. Unserious fellow just like Bitter Hoebi. |
Lazy citizens. Fuel is not cheap anywhere in the world. Seems Nigeria has an issue of deadbeat citizens always waiting on government subsidies. The era of fuel subsidy is gone and gone for good. Let's think about the way forward. Enough of the fuel this, fuel that.... |
They better use that energy to Storm sambisa. |
NYSC should be scrapped. It is of no relevance in this era. Its just an avenue for free nkwobi.. |
EV and Artificial intelligence is the future of transportation.... |
Nkl4u:stale!!!! Ask obaseki to stop being a godfather to his godson, Asue. |
IfnobeGod20:them suppose wipe you oraimo cord for that your cone head. MOU projects since 2016. Between Obaseki and Lucky Igbinedion we no fit differentiate who worse pass. |
Nor be only God of Chosen!!! These guys think we are dumb... |
Foolish first lady. No sympathy vote for your MOU governor..... You started it, Oshobaba just gave you a taste of your medicine. |
carzeem1:oga you only need that NMC verification from Nigeria because of OSCE exam and to get your pin in the UK. Once you have those, you don't need NMC verification for any purpose afterwards. I think this issue only affects those are seeking to japa still in Nigeria. |
id911:you still don't get the point. Read my statement again. If your current place is unable to sponsor because of the prerequisite as a nurse, you can get a care job which most times comes with sponsorship too. Use that as a means to wait it out there in the UK out till NMCN sort their shit out instead of going back to Nigeria. |
Watch how they flock here to castigate a brilliant idea like this. They don't want to ever see Nigeria prosper. Ndi kwenus. |
The MOU governor is really confused!!! |
MOU governor, we say no to godfatherism!!! |
As a nurse in the UK, you can easily get sponsorship via the care route. Why return back to Nigeria because of NMCN wahala? |
Ndi developers will soon flock here to tell us how they developed Borno state. |
Western propaganda. Better correct your title OP, Russia drone rains fire on ukronazis!!! |
People's president. Loved in the North,East, West and South... |
Useless world bank. Aside corruption, the IMF and world bank are the reason why developing nations are in a mess. Tinubu will get it right. He is on the right track!!! |
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