₦airaland Forum

Alamkiir:
Thousands ke! How many are there in the first place?

WriteerNg:
⚡Cargo ship and oil tanker collide in the North Sea.

WriiterNg:
⚡Syria’s central bank has flown in fresh banknotes from Russia to alleviate a severe shortage of cash that has left its economy struggling to function.

The central bank said on Friday that Syrian pounds had arrived “from Russia to Syria via Damascus international airport” but did not confirm the quantity of currency. The cash was badly needed after bankers and businesses said the shortage was severely impeding business.

The flight underscores an area of continuing dependence on Russia for Syria’s new government, which faces difficulties in procuring banknotes from the west because of sanctions on the state, forcing it to negotiate the delivery from a country that was closely allied with the overthrown regime of Bashar al-Assad.

A textile manufacturer and retailer, who asked not to be named, said the shortage had reached the point where “people have stopped putting money in the bank because they worry they can’t take it out”.

https://www.ft.com/content/20ae87d5-d7a3-4b98-9fba-c8d88401f0cb

shoodboi2:
Everything just dey pepper you these days. You are now even tagging your favorite western news sources as propaganda.

The news about the ship was reported by the UK-based Daily Times. This one about the hotel was reported by the UK-based Financial Times.

Both are pro-NATO and pro-Ukraine, but somehow, they have become unreliable news sources for you.

Defeat can be painful, I understand. Take heart 😂

WriiterNg:
⚡Former Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine & current Ambassador of Ukraine to UK, Valerii Zaluzhnyi:

It is not just the axis of evil trying to revise the world order. The US is destroying the world order.

Moveittothem:
The United States is wrong on that.

Especially on Trump saying he could use force.

But at the same time, they are against Chinese reannexation of Taiwan that was even a Chinese province.

Procashtips:
Funny enough, you hardly hear of anything good from Argentina.