Foreign Affairs › Re: China Says 'Everyone Knows’ Who Is To Blame For Ukraine War by sapientia(m): 10:53pm On Mar 24, 2022 |
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Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia, Ukraine Exchange Prisoners Of War by sapientia(m): 10:08pm On Mar 24, 2022 |
From military operation to prisoners of War
Is Putin not shamed of himself? |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia Invasion: Haters Of The West, Which News Outlet Is Genuine At This Time? by sapientia(m): 10:07pm On Mar 24, 2022 |
If after 24 hours Putin urchins do not show us the news station to believe aside "RT.com", we will certify them officially mad |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia Warns It Will 'SMASH' Poland If It Tries To Intervene In Ukraine War by sapientia(m): 6:36pm On Mar 24, 2022 |
Truvelisback: It's Not an empty threat. Putin knows he won't fight Poland Firing a missile into Poland will get same response as firing a bomb towards USA Unless Putin is ready to fight 30 countries including Turkey, he should go ahead. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: SHELL TO INVEST UP TO £25bn IN UK ENERGY AFTER QUITING RUSSIA by sapientia(op): 6:35pm On Mar 24, 2022 |
FERNANDEZISBACK: Putin's puppet won't agree with you tho..who wants to invest in a doomed and unstabgle economy under a wannabe dictator..  Those Bots knows nothing aside ranting "Western propaganda" I don't blame them too, if I were alive when USA was disgraced in Vietnam, I will feel same way too Their Fake wannabe World power in the Mud |
Foreign Affairs › Re: ukraine Reclaims Irpin. Launches Counter Attacks In Kherson & Kyiv by sapientia(m): 6:26pm On Mar 24, 2022 |
Russia should just accept that they are at war
It's very shameful |
Foreign Affairs › Re: We Can’t See The Future’: Russians Fleeing War Seek Solace In Istanbul by sapientia(m): 6:23pm On Mar 24, 2022 |
Without a single bomb exploding in Russia, NATO have made Russian citizens refugees struggling to enter Israel, USA, Georgia, Istanbul, Finland etc
Putin is a primitive paranoid maniac who should exist in the 1920s
Instead of Putin going for a crash course in China to know how to fight USA without firing a gunshot, he chose bombs in 2022.
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Foreign Affairs › Re: Putin Made ‘big mistake’ Invading Ukraine -NATO Chief by sapientia(m): 6:23pm On Mar 24, 2022 |
Punch should credit the people they got the news from |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia Warns It Will 'SMASH' Poland If It Tries To Intervene In Ukraine War by sapientia(m): 6:22pm On Mar 24, 2022 |
Empty threat |
Sports › Re: UK And Ireland Committed To Joint Euro 2028 Bid by sapientia(m): 6:19pm On Mar 24, 2022 |
I just grabbed a space and wasted it
Wouldn't have clicked if I knew it was about football. |
Politics › Re: Peter Obi Declares Intention To Contest For 2023 Presidential Election (Video) by sapientia(m): 4:08pm On Mar 24, 2022 |
Best among others but its a herculean task
Peter wasted a lot of time to declare |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Katerina Tikhonova: Vandals Paint Putin's Daughter's House With Ukrainian Flags by sapientia(m): 4:07pm On Mar 24, 2022 |
mozona: I agree with you but it is a msg to putin that not all russians needed this war.
If putin is wise enough he should called off the invasion I agree with you too sir, just pointing out what I feel about it Also, I cannot outright condemn those who did it because many of them might have lost family and friends in Ukraine too I have always been against transfer of aggression They should freeze her accounts and allow her go and enjoy Russia with her father |
Politics › Re: ▪️▫️PDP Accuses Umahi Of Emptying Ebonyi Accounts To Fund Legal Battle. by sapientia(m): 4:00pm On Mar 24, 2022 |
Umahi can do it
He is a desperate man |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Philip Morris Plans To Exit Russia After Outcry Over War by sapientia(op): 3:56pm On Mar 24, 2022*. Modified: 6:38pm On Mar 24, 2022 |
MrBrownJay1: BWAAAAAAAAAAAH!!!! thanks to these fast food chain and smoking companies leaving Russia, the Russians are gonna become the fittest in Europe! Elvictor:

Russians will be the healthiest people in Europe Do you know your brain is there for use and not decoration? haba |
Foreign Affairs › Re: China Admits that their Relationship with Russia have Limit by sapientia(op): 3:48pm On Mar 24, 2022 |
Putin leaves group Chat with his Fan Bots
First bailing when you think anyone will break up ties with their most important trade partners to finance your egomaniac War
Biden must have been clear and it was heard in Beijing loud and clear |
Foreign Affairs › China Admits that their Relationship with Russia have Limit by sapientia(op): 3:48pm On Mar 24, 2022*. Modified: 12:04pm On Mar 28, 2022 |
Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin declared a “no limits” friendship between China and Russia before the Olympics began. Two months and a war later, Beijing’s envoy to the U.S. has added an important caveat.
“China and Russia’s cooperation has no forbidden areas, but it has a bottom line,” Ambassador Qin Gang told state-backed broadcaster Phoenix TV on Wednesday. “That line is the tenets and principles of the United Nations Charter, the recognized basic norms of international law and international relations.”
“This is the guideline we follow in bilateral relations between China and any other country,” Qin added, responding to a question about Beijing’s commitment to Moscow following its Feb. 24 invasion of Ukraine.
The remarks are the first from a Chinese official clarifying a lengthy joint statement released by the two countries last month that heightened concerns among U.S. allies about a rejuvenated China-Russia bloc. Since the invasion, China has sought to portray itself as neutral: Issuing statements supporting Ukraine’s sovereignty and expressing concern about civilian casualties, while supporting Putin at the United Nations and blaming the U.S. for provoking the war by expanding the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.
Xi has faced more pressure to distance himself with Putin, with President Joe Biden in a Friday call cautioning the Chinese leader against providing military or sanctions assistance to Moscow. Jake Sullivan, the U.S. national security advisor, said Wednesday administration officials “have not seen the Chinese government move forward on the supply of weapons, but it’s something we’re watching every day.”
Some prominent Chinese scholars have suggested Beijing should calibrate its relationship with Moscow. In a now-censored commentary, Hu Wei, a vice-chairman for the State Council-affiliated Public Policy Research Center, advocated in early March for a clear break from Russia “as soon as possible,” in a post republished by the Carter Center’s U.S.-China Perception Monitor’s website, which was then blocked in China.
Xiao Bin, a research fellow at the state-backed Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, last week noted that China and Russia’s strategic partnership “emerged from a state of no war,” saying that the subsequent invasion had changed those dynamics. “Therefore, China-Russia relations certainly have upper limits, which are the interests of the Chinese people,” he wrote on the website of the China-United States Exchange Foundation. That post is still available on China’s internet.
“In other words, relations should be constrained to areas that don’t harm those interests,” Xiao added.
Still, other prominent commentators have advocated for close China-Russia relations. Hu Xijin, former editor-in-chef of the Communist Party backed Global Times newspaper, called Russia the “most important partner” for China in a recent Weibo post.
“If the U.S. successfully drives a wedge between China and Russia, Russia will immediately face a strategic checkmate,” he wrote. “In a future conflict between China and the U.S., China will also face a losing game.”
©2022 Bloomberg L.P. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-03-24/china-envoy-says-xi-putin-friendship-actually-does-have-a-limithttps://www.msn.com/en-xl/news/other/lloyd-s-moves-to-cancel-insurance-cover-of-russian-firms-hit-by-sanctions/ar-AAVqI1F?ocid=msedgntphttps://www.economist.com/china/chinas-friendship-with-russia-has-boundaries-despite-what-their-leaders-say/21808197Mydn44 lalasticalala |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Eu's Says Russia Has No Interest In Negotiating Ceasefire In Ukraine For Now by sapientia(op): 3:15pm On Mar 24, 2022*. Modified: 3:53pm On Mar 24, 2022 |
The write up is just saying that Russia is not in a position of strength yet despite all the Maps being circulated with red everywhere
Edited: Simply put, Russia is still struggling to gain grounds it can use for negotiation |
Foreign Affairs › Eu's Says Russia Has No Interest In Negotiating Ceasefire In Ukraine For Now by sapientia(op): 3:14pm On Mar 24, 2022*. Modified: 3:52pm On Mar 24, 2022 |
MADRID, March 24 (Reuters) - The Russian government has no interest in negotiating a ceasefire in Ukraine for now as its army has not reached its military goals, European Union's top diplomat Josep Borrell said on Thursday. "Right now, Russia doesn't want to sit and negotiate anything: what it wants is to occupy the ground," Borrell said in an interview with Spanish TVE channel. "It wants to surround the coast to the border with Moldova and isolate Ukraine from the sea. It wants to negotiate in earnest only when it has secured a position of strength."Russian President Vladimir Putin sent his troops into Ukraine on what he calls a "special military operation" to demilitarise and "denazify" Ukraine. Ukraine and the West say Putin launched an unprovoked war of aggression. The European Union and its allies will keep on delivering military aid to the Ukrainian army, Borrell said. "It is important because everything will be decided in the next 15 days," he said. "What will make history is the capacity of Ukrainians to resist." https://www.reuters.com/world/eus-borrell-says-russia-has-no-interest-negotiating-ceasefire-ukraine-now-2022-03-24/Mydn44 lalasticalala |
Foreign Affairs › Philip Morris Plans To Exit Russia After Outcry Over War by sapientia(op): 3:07pm On Mar 24, 2022*. Modified: 3:55pm On Mar 24, 2022 |
Philip Morris International Inc. said it is working on options to leave the Russian market, joining scores of multinationals that are scaling back operations in the country after its invasion of Ukraine.
The maker of Marlboro cigarettes said Thursday it intends to leave and is considering ways to do so in an orderly fashion as it’s become too complex to do business there.
It’d be a big step out of a key market which generated 6% of total revenue last year. The country is the world’s fourth-largest cigarette market by volume, but it’s also been an important region for growth of the company’s IQOS cigarette alternative.
The cigarette maker said it will update its full-year forecast when it reports first-quarter results on April 21.
Philip Morris has already reduced manufacturing operations, suspended marketing and cancelled product launches in Russia.
“Our focus and all our efforts over the last four weeks have been to ensure the safety and security of our Ukrainian colleagues,” Chief Executive Officer Jacek Olczak said in the statement. “We stand in solidarity with the innocent men, women and children who are suffering.”
The company has more than 3,200 employees in Russia, who will continue to be paid. Philip Morris shares fell 1% in premarket trading.
British American Tobacco Plc and Imperial Brands Plc have said they plan to transfer their local businesses to Russian partners.
Philip Morris has been facing the dilemma of limiting the damage to its reputation or staying and continuing to benefit from its second-largest IQOS market, Owen Bennett, an analyst at Jefferies, wrote earlier this month. Russia makes up about 5% of the company’s profit and consumes almost a fifth of Philip Morris’s IQOS production, Bennett said. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-03-24/philip-morris-to-exit-russia-after-outcry-over-ukraine-invasion#:~:text=Philip%20Morris%20has%20already%20reduced,Olczak%20said%20in%20the%20statement. Mydn44 lalasticalala |
Foreign Affairs › Re: U.S. Makes Contingency Plans In Case Russia Uses Its Most Powerful Weapons by sapientia(m): 2:49pm On Mar 24, 2022 |
Obamaofusa: NATO is the cause of this wahala. Let Ukraine be neutral and NATO should stop congregating in Eastern Europe.How would it look like if Russia has a base in Cuba or Venezuela? They should give peace a chance. NATO have denied Ukraine membership even before the invasion They have said they won't join NATO If you think their joining NATO is still the cause of the senseless war, the joke is on you |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Katerina Tikhonova: Vandals Paint Putin's Daughter's House With Ukrainian Flags by sapientia(m): 2:47pm On Mar 24, 2022 |
Blackdisciple: Did she tries talking to her dad Bro, since when do children of leaders weigh on them? She benefits from her father's corruption but this war was started solely by Putin the Maniac |
Foreign Affairs › Re: SHELL TO INVEST UP TO £25bn IN UK ENERGY AFTER QUITING RUSSIA by sapientia(op): 2:41pm On Mar 24, 2022*. Modified: 3:04pm On Mar 24, 2022 |
Kindly alert me when China big brands starts investing in Russia so I can post it too
To think they want to invest almost what they have lost in Russia is alarming
Guess its the world Vs Putin |
Foreign Affairs › SHELL TO INVEST UP TO £25bn IN UK ENERGY AFTER QUITING RUSSIA by sapientia(op): 2:41pm On Mar 24, 2022*. Modified: 3:54pm On Mar 24, 2022 |
SHELL has said it will invest up to £25bn in the UK energy system over the next decade after cutting ties with the Kremlin over Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
David Bunch, Shell’s UK country chair, said the company will spend between £20bn and £25bn, with 75pc of that on low-carbon products and services such as offshore wind, hydrogen and electric mobility.
It comes after Shell pledged to sell its stake in Rosneft, end its joint venture with Gazprom and stop work on the Nord Stream 2 pipeline.
The FTSE 100 company also said it will stop buying Russian oil and gas following a backlash over its decision to snap up a cargo of crude at a discount earlier this month. https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2022/03/24/ftse-100-markets-live-news-tax-fuel-oil-inflation/Mydn44 lalasticalala |
Foreign Affairs › Re: US Unprepared For Russia’s Massive Retaliation by sapientia(m): 2:32pm On Mar 24, 2022 |
Putin Fan Bots masturbation thread |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Diesel Shortage In Europe Threatens To Slow Economic Growth. by sapientia(m): 2:27pm On Mar 24, 2022 |
It's not the end for them
Temporal situations |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Ukrainian Army Pushes Russians Back West Of Kyiv by sapientia(m): 2:11pm On Mar 24, 2022 |
Good luck to them |
Celebrities › Re: Yahoo Young Ritualist Caught Killings His Mom In Port Harcourt by sapientia(m): 11:40am On Mar 24, 2022 |
There is nothing like yahoo ritualist
You have yahoo boys
You have ritualists
Most are ritualists posing as yahoo boys |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Israel, Fearing Russian Reaction, Blocked Spyware For Ukraine And Estonia by sapientia(m): 11:34am On Mar 24, 2022 |
Rubbish title Is that fear? Idiko1: Most Nigerians allow their palpable idiocy to cloud their school of thought. How does corporation amount to fear? I guess when Russia looked the other way to allow Israel attack Iranian interests in Syria and Lebanon, it was also fear of Israel? Those who considered themselves powers on earth also know how to play the game of interest. What do you expect? I mean, look at Nigeria Does it look like a country occupied by sensible people? |
Politics › Re: EFCC Release Former Governor Of Anambra State, Willie Obiano. by sapientia(m): 11:32am On Mar 24, 2022 |
Let them finish his case this year oo |
Politics › Re: Glory Okolie Regains Freedom After 9 Months In Detention (Pix) by sapientia(m): 11:15am On Mar 24, 2022 |
Gutter journalism
She is an innocent girl kidnapped by the Nigerian police
It's that simple |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Elvira Nabiullina Wants To Resign Over Ukraine, Putin Says No by sapientia(m): 11:03am On Mar 24, 2022 |
Like Buhari like Putin
This is a war of Ego and election that backfired.
Putin do not care because his citizens cannot even protest freely
In other news,
Once you see anyone ranting western propaganda like the one above me, they lack sense of comprehension
They will accept it if CNN posts that Russia is coming out stronger |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Ukraine Forces Destroy Russian Landing Ship Using Ballistic Missile Strike by sapientia(m): 11:02am On Mar 24, 2022 |
Cyntie55: Why are countries not sanctioning Ukraine? Please note I'm not supporting Russia, but both countries are destroying innocent lives and properties.
So, why sanctioning only Russia, and portray Ukraine as Saint? If you claim Ukrainians are defending her mother's land, so do you expect Russians to be looking like mumu? They should sanctions both countries.
Let's say No to war. Are you sick? |