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Truths9ja:Look at diswan😭! God abeg o! May none of my kinsmen walk around with this sort of brain. |
maasoap:Most Nigerians have always been very gullible to American propaganda, so this thread is no surprise😂. Their white house Jesus was sandwiched between kitchen dishes in fear of Iranian missiles and drones, but the minions are on nairaland helping Trump to win the war with their keypads. |
The comments from Americans under this Centcom statement on twitter, is enough to know this is a calamitous lie😂😭. |
PDPdestroyer:When them say go school, una go say school na scam😭. So to you, it is now a positive development that someone in a distant country has trademarked the name of your tribe? Chai! |
anonimi:Why are you always talking off-point ? |
🌎 A small UK village of 350 people has voted to “leave the United Kingdom” over government plans to house 1,250 asylum seekers at a military base next to the village. |
🌎 Israeli forces committed 24 ceasefire violations across Gaza on Wednesday, killing 10-year-old Amir Muhammad Shaat, wounding seven Palestinians, including two women, and detaining four civilians. |
🌎 Robert Shageev, a former Ukrainian submarine commander who betrayed Ukraine and defected to Russia in 2014, and later took part in Russian submarine missile strikes against Ukraine, was killed in an explosion in occupied Sevastopol. After his defection, Shageev rose to the rank of Captain 1st Rank and commanded a Project 636 submarine crew of Russia’s 4th Submarine Brigade at the Novorossiysk Naval Base. In that role, he was responsible for cruise missile launches against Ukrainian cities, energy facilities and civilian infrastructure. According to preliminary information, the explosive device was planted inside a trash bin next to a bench on Stoletovsky Prospekt. Shageev died at the scene. |
🌎 Romania has shut down its only nuclear plant as record-low Danube water levels cut off cooling for its reactors |
🌎 In the past five years, at least 15 Microsoft branch offices and joint ventures in China have been shut, corporate filings show, and Microsoft has consequently been pursuing what five company sources described as a "strategy of retreat". |
🌎 A Russian Defense Ministry serviceman was killed in a blast in Sevastopol. Security forces reportedly detained a Russian woman linked to the attack who revealed she had been acting on orders from Ukrainian intelligence, per the FSB. |
🌎 Over 40 people reported dead after an overloaded passenger ferry capsized in a lake in Zimbabwe due to heavy winds. |
🌎 U.S and Japan plan world's deepest undersea mine to extract rare earths in a bid to challenge China's perceived monopoly. |
🌎 For the third consecutive month, Nigeria has met and exceeded its OPEC quota of 1.5 million barrels per day, according to latest data from the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC). |
🌎 More than 50 Muslim and Christian world leaders including representatives from the Middle East have signed an interfaith peace accord in Abuja, launching a new body to promote religious harmony across Nigeria. |
🌎 Zelensky says Ukraine "will destroy all Russian ballistic missiles" if US provides 10% of its Patriot missiles. 🤡😅. |
🌎 Japan’s PM Takaichi can prattle on all she likes about the Kuril Islands being “historically Japanese,” but this chatter won’t change a thing. They were, are, and will remain Russian land. Anyone who fails to understand this will face the monstrous consequences of their delusion. • Dmitry Medvedev. |
SeeWahala:His comment had no tinge of tribalism. You're the one who decided to give it a tribal colouration🤡. |
🌎 Japanese officials through its foreign ministry channels have strongly protested and condemned the Russian President's first trip to the Kuril islands as a "blatant violation of territorial integrity." Japan brands the islands the "Northern Territories" or "Four Northern Islands" to be Internationally recognized territory of Japan with Russia however insisting that the Southern Kurils were legally absorbed into Soviet Union after World War II, and that its sovereignty there is ironclad. Putin has acknowledged Japan's territorial claims, but maintains that the matter is already settled in black-and-white international law: the Kurils are Russian territory. |
🌎 UAE Aluminum giant company, the "Emirates Global Aluminium" said it will spend about $400 million restoring its Al Taweelah smelter in Abu Dhabi, shut down by an Iranian missile and drone strike on March 28. The plant, one of the world’s largest, produced 1.6 million tons a year and five months on, it runs at just 18% of capacity, with full recovery not expected until early 2027. The strike, part of Iran’s retaliation in the US-Israeli war, rippled through markets as Gulf producers make up about 10% of world aluminum supply, and the attacks sent prices to four-year highs. EGA now exports via routes bypassing the Strait of Hormuz, a sign of how Iran’s grip on the strait has reshaped Gulf industry oil and gas. |
🌎 Satellite images have shown that the United States military and Air National Guard have resumed using Al-Dhafra Air Base in the UAE for the naval blockade of Iran on August 10, 2026 (48 hours ago). Assets involved in Iran's naval blockade have been moved back to Al-Dhafra Air Base in the UAE, including four KC-135R tankers, several AH-64D/E Apache attack helicopters, and 14 A-10C+ fighter jets. A satellite image taken on August 10 shows four KC-135Rs back at Al-Dhafra AB. These aircraft had been evacuated under pressure from the UAE government on July 22 and 23, 2026. Now, Al-Dhafra has once again been declared safe for hosting all the elements needed for the naval blockade of Iran, from MQ-9A Reaper armed drones to KC-135R/Ts. To avoid Iranian attacks on this air base, the UAE government has continued releasing Iran's frozen assets, including 1.5 tonnes of gold worth $212 million USD, which were transferred from Abu Dhabi to Payam Airport in Karaj, Iran, on August 12, 2026 (today). |
🌎 South Africa has given an $18.5 million repatriation refund bill to Nigeria, Ethiopia and Malawi for processing the evacuation of their respective citizens. |
🌎 Karoline Leavitt, the White House Press Secretary known for pushing lies and gaslighting the public from the briefing room podium, will be leaving her job at the end of the month. |
🌎 Japan is now the world's largest holder of U.S treasuries. |
Namaster:She is rumoured to be having a conflict of interests, considering the uncertain pathway the Iran war has taken. Conflicting morals are starting to come into play, hence putting her capacity to "properly" function in the Epstein administration, into question. Also, Hegseth is rumoured to be the staunch voice behind her removal. So this is considered her soft landing. |
🌎 The Emirati government has reportedly released several billion dollars more of Iran’s frozen assets held in Emirati banks, including at least 1.5 tonnes of gold worth approximately $212 million. The assets were flown to Iran aboard Boeing 737-7KK BBJ A6-RJA, operated by UAE-based RoyalJet, from Abu Dhabi to Tehran’s Mehrabad International Airport and Payam Airport in Karaj on August 11 and 12, 2026. This is the third time the UAE government has released and transferred Iran’s frozen assets back to Iran. This is also believed to be one of the key reasons the Islamic regime of Iran spared the UAE during the renewed conflict and escalation of hostilities between Iran and the United States in July. |
🌎 U.S July budget deficit surges to a record $432 billion driven by higher government spending & tariff refunds. |
Bluna:What nonsense are you going on about ? |
🌎 Peggy Flanagan vows to “rip ICE apart” after winning Minnesota’s Democratic Senate primary. |
🌎 More than 60,000 Canadians have signed a petition calling for the U.S. ambassador to be expelled, citing his comments on Canada becoming the “51st state.” |
🌎 The U.S Securities and Exchange Commission is preparing to allow U.S stocks to trade 24/7 on the blockchain. |
🌎 Iran will soon join the BRICS-backed New Development Bank, Iranian central bank governor Abdolnaser Hemmati said ahead of a BRICS finance meeting in India. Iran joined BRICS in 2024 and has since sought membership and a shareholding in the NDB, which finances infrastructure and sustainable-development projects. Tehran is also seeking expanded bilateral and trilateral monetary cooperation with BRICS countries, including trade conducted in national currencies. |
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