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Drenimarcus:dont mind those kids jare…. E go soon clear now, now UN don Dey beg Putin to avert Global(West) hunger
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Double Wahala
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Create your own thread with the real news and fvck off my fake news…..one more mention and I go curse your papa…. Avoid me !!!
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Who be dis mosquito…. Get a life!!! Fvck of my mention.
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Ankara cannot abandon the energy supplies, President Erdogan says Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said on Thursday that Ankara would be unable to refuse natural gas deliveries from its major supplier Russia. “We get 50% of natural gas from Russia. This is a strategic issue for us, strategic relationship. We cannot break it,” he stressed while addressing a group of Turkish youth, according to his Twitter page. Erdogan recalled that Ankara is working together with Moscow on implementing the massive Akkuyu nuclear power plant project, which is scheduled to be completed next year. In 2020, the two countries launched the long-anticipated offshore pipeline TurkStream, which delivers Russian gas to Turkey and further to southern European states. The 930km pipeline across the bottom of the Black Sea became operational on January 1. The two-string pipeline, which was created as an alternative to the South Stream pipeline (after Bulgaria ditched the project in 2014), boasts a total capacity of 31.5 billion cubic meters. One of the lines supplies Russian gas to Turkey, while the other serves the nations of southern and southeastern Europe. Source: Rt news
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New Delhi wants to purchase the stakes of Exxon and Shell in Sakhalin energy projects, the Economic Times reports India’s Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) is considering purchasing additional stakes in Russian oil and gas fields from Western firms that plan to leave the country, the Economic Times (ET) reported on Thursday, citing people familiar with the matter. The move comes even as the Indian company’s first bid for Shell's 50% stake in the Salym oil fields in Siberia has not been accepted, the sources said. “The war will not last forever, nor will the sanctions. We must move to secure our energy supplies,” said one of the sources. “We understand the risk and we are willing to take the risk.” ONGC is considering making bids for ExxonMobil’s 30% stake in Russia’s Sakhalin 1 project and Shell’s 27.5% interest in the Sakhalin 2 project. It already owns a 20% stake in Sakhalin 1. The sources revealed that along with other Indian firms, ONGC has also held preliminary discussions about the potential acquisition of BP’s 20% stake in Russia’s Rosneft. Major Western oil companies, such as BP, Shell, and ExxonMobil, have recently announced their intention to exit their oil and gas operations in Russia due to Western sanctions. Meanwhile, India has continued purchasing Russian oil in addition to seeking stakes in Russian assets at discounted rates, given the risks involved. However, one of the sources cited by the ET said that “buying Russian crude is one thing. In case of sanctions intensifying, you could wind it back in just a couple of months. But investing in upstream could have deeper repercussions, including tougher reactions from the West.
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shaggy007:coming from Washington posts baba fake news, these kids don’t know about BRICS, the only thing, China won’t do is send military aids to Russia, which mother Russia doesn’t need. China wey Dey tell nato and eu to mind their business almost everyday
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Rastaramsey:big lie from Politico…. Shey politico na Russia propaganda too If you read the news, you go see the reasons for their grievances, I bet you only read the headlines
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Ok
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Politico says Biden’s reluctance to give Ukraine high-powered rocket systems has become a source of consternation for Kiev Ukrainian officials are becoming increasingly frustrated with the Biden administration’s failure to supply Kiev with US-made long-range multiple launch rocket systems, Politico reported on Wednesday. According to the article, citing three unnamed officials “familiar with the issue,” even though the Ukrainian government has been soliciting the delivery of the US-made Multiple Launch Rocket System (MLRS) for months now, the White House is apparently still dragging its feet over the potential shipment, concerned it could be construed as a further escalation by the Kremlin. A congressional staffer “with knowledge of discussions” held at the US Ramstein Air Base in April told Politico that the “momentum” seen during the talks “seems to have cooled” now, with “frustration building” in Kiev as a result. An anonymous Biden administration official, in turn, confirmed to Politico that Washington and Kiev were “in active discussion” about the MLRS, noting, however, that not all of the weapons Ukraine was asking for could be delivered quickly. The unnamed staffer went on to explain that the White House has to “make decisions about what weapons systems provide the biggest bang for the buck.” With this in mind, the Biden administration reportedly decided that “it was more effective and efficient to send the 90 M777 [howitzers] because you can send more of them” for the amount of money allocated, compared to the MLRS. While the US has had no problem shipping Soviet-era multiple launch rocket systems to Ukraine, which America’s Eastern European allies have in abundance, Politico noted, Washington has stopped short of providing Kiev with artillery systems with longer range and greater destructive power, which would allow the Ukrainian military to hit targets inside Russia. According to the article, President Volodymyr Zelensky listed the M142 HIMARS and M270 MLRS multiple launch rocket systems among the weapons his country needs the most. The M270 MLRS boasts a range of up to 70km, and over 165km with more advanced missiles. The more modern HIMARS can hit targets between 300 and 500km away. Judging by reports in the German media, it is not only the US that Ukraine is unhappy with. Die Welt reported on Wednesday that last Friday, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmitry Kuleba took to task German Defense Minister Christine Lambrecht during a meeting of G7 foreign ministers in the country. In a private conversation with Lambrecht, Kuleba reportedly asked her for an honest answer regarding the delivery of the Gepard self-propelled anti-aircraft gun, which was promised to Kiev by Berlin earlier. According to the report, the Ukrainian official demanded that either the missing ammunition for the vehicle be promptly arranged, or Germany would have to finally admit that the topic is off the table – in which case, Berlin would be expected to “focus on a new project.” Unnamed Ukrainian sources told Die Welt that it had been a “difficult conversation” in which Kuleba became “really furious.” The Ukrainian foreign minister had reportedly told Lambrecht it is “not ok” to “declare something, knowing that there is no ammunition.” Anonymous Ukrainian officials told the outlet that the German defense minister promised Kuleba that Berlin would continue looking for the missing ammunition in third countries. When asked for comment, the German Defense Ministry declined to disclose any details, citing the private nature of the conversation. The German government gave the green light to the delivery of Gepards to Ukraine in late April. However, there has not been any progress since. During their meeting, Kuleba also reportedly urged Lambrecht to issue an export permit for the shipment of Leopard 1 tanks and Marder infantry fighting vehicles along with ammunition to Ukraine.
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NigerianSage:bro no be me write the article, I only share what I read, if you don’t like it, you can simply ignore, that’s not hard to do…why are you stressing yourself? If you wan discuss American politics fully, check their thread here. Nah why I talk say focus on the messages. Abeg no more mention…. |
VictorUSA:no, I live and work in SA. But I don visit yankee twice for vacation sha….. Good afternoon…. |
Oo
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Elon Musk just announces he's voting Republican. Well, what would you expect from a genius?' Twitter is reeling after Elon Musk claimed that he will be voting for Republican During a live episode of the All-In Podcast at a Miami tech conference, Musk told his hosts that he would be voting Republican in the upcoming elections despite his track record of almost exclusively voting Democrat. He stated, "I have voted overwhelmingly for Democrats, historically – overwhelmingly. Like, I'm not sure, I might never have voted for a Republican, just to be clear. Now this election, I will." The Tesla CEO provided some insight into the reasoning for his political switch, claiming that Democrats aren’t necessarily controlled by the people but by special interests. The issue here is that the Democrat Party is overly controlled by the unions and by the trial lawyers – particularly the class action lawyers," he explained. He added, "And generally if you see something that is not in the interest of the people on the Democrat side, it's going to come because of unions – which is just another form of monopoly – and the trial lawyers." He did ding Republicans a tad, however, claiming their side’s problems come from "corporate evil and religious zealotry." Musk has claimed to be a "moderate" in the past. Still, the news that Musk would vote for Republicans in the next cycle stunned Twitter users. https://www foxnews com/media/elon- musk-lights-twitter-announcement-hell-vote-republican-next-election
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chopnaira:God bless
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chopnaira:na so my brother…. Gbayi |
I don’t feel like quoting you cos like gambisomething wey I intentionally post that comment for , he go leave messages and start attacking the messenger, oh wait shey na you be Gambi username ni… you guys have something in common… I won’t be surprised. I have nothing against you or anyone here…. It’s just fun, cos missiles no Dey fly on-top my head here … stay safe
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I see you’re gallivanting upandan like a girl on heat… you no go get reply, create your own thread and ignore my propaganda….
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chopnaira:abi nah , shebi na the likes go feed me, why I no go like my own post with my alts My username here Teaser4(main, registered in 2009) , Teeaser4, Teazer4 Teazerr4, and riccardoTeaser4 any other username ain’t mine, no be only me Dey report russia news here
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VictorUSA:oh it’s ok, I thought you was avoiding that ni. Why are you surprised? We are not enemies nah, for what If I enter naija anytime, if we meet by chance we fit flex, here na cruise nothing, it’s not real life… my main moniker chop ban too…. Stay safe |
I no Dey mention worthless username, mention from now till tomorrow, you no go get reply…. If you like chop kobo, wetin concern me Do I look like someone who get fvck to give
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VictorUSA:well, you’re kiddo, I’m just looking out for you like a big brother, no pun intended. You have a bright future ahead of you, regardless of our divergent views here, I really wish you well in life son Here na cruise, don’t get it twisted. As you no come Dey reply, nah why I Dey feel like pulling your legs
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Well
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Nah Victor’s mention I Dey expect, you this nonentity, I no Dey read your thrash and you no go see reply. I no send your papa…. |
VictorUSA:mor0n |
VictorUSA:how was your jamb kid ? You no wan reply, Abi you don fail ni? |
Focus on the message and leave the messenger, but y’all frustrated poor kids won’t do that, Putin ain’t responsible for ya generational poverty….
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As expected, a programmed ediot replied, but I no Dey mention zombies… crawl back into your hole kiddo |
I’m waiting for that retarrd to come and post screenshots of his sextapes and other scandals. Programmed ediot
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Chip Roy accused his fellow lawmakers of waging a “proxy war” so they can “look all fancy with our blue and yellow ribbons” Congressman Chip Roy (R-Texas) has condemned House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer for stating that the US is “at war,” presumably with Russia. Roy hammered Democrats and Republicans alike for deepening America’s involvement in the Ukraine conflict in order to “feel good about ourselves.” In a video clip posted by Roy’s press office on Wednesday, the Texas Republican took aim at Hoyer for declaring on Friday that the US is “at war,” and that critics of the Democratic Party should “focus on the enemy” instead of rising energy costs at home. “When I hear the majority leader of the other party say ‘a time of war’...I’m wondering when we voted to go to war?” Roy said. “If we're gonna have a proxy war, and we're gonna give $40 billion to Ukraine, because we want to look all fancy with our blue and yellow ribbons and feel good about ourselves, maybe we should actually have a debate in this chamber,” he continued. Roy was one of 57 House Republicans who voted against the passage of the $40 billion military and economic aid bill for Ukraine earlier this month. However, the bill had strong bipartisan support and passed with 368 votes to 57. It is now expected to pass the Senate later this week. Republican lawmakers opposing the bill either argue that the money would be better spent solving domestic issues or that pumping military aid into Ukraine risks drawing the US into war with nuclear-armed Russia, or both. Roy, who described the bill as “garbage,” reiterated these arguments on Wednesday. “When the border of this country is wide open…and fentanyl is pouring in and we have $30.5 trillion of debt and gas prices are spiking and $1,100 to fill a tank of diesel, and we go ‘oh, blank check for $40 billion.” “By the way, I’m looking at my colleagues on this side of the aisle on that same point,” he concluded. Aside from supporting the $40 billion package making its way through Congress, the Biden administration has already given Ukraine nearly $4 billion worth of weapons since February, has placed an embargo on Russian oil and gas imports, and has imposed several rounds of economic sanctions on Moscow. With the US arming Ukraine and sharing intelligence with Kiev’s forces, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has accused Washington of waging a “proxy war” against Russia, while Russian Security Council Secretary Nikolay Patrushev claimed on Tuesday that the West has used Ukraine as pretext to fight an “undeclared war” against Russia’s “very statehood.”
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This will definitely hit FP…. Make I come read, lamentations from the western slaves
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Arkmanbuddy:onikure!!! Your fada |

If I enter naija anytime, if we meet by chance we fit flex, here na cruise nothing, it’s not real life… my main moniker chop ban too…. Stay safe