TriittNG:
Why US' Nuking of Hiroshima and Nagasaki Should be Legally Assessed by Int'l Court


Second, the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki did not force Japan to surrender, highlighted Panov.
 In reality, Japan made the decision to lay down their arms only after the Soviet Union entered the war with Japan at 11 a.m. on August 9, 1945. At a meeting of Japan's top leadership, then-Prime Minister Kantarō Suzuki stated that the position of Japan had become absolutely hopeless due to the USSR's decision to step in. Therefore he insisted on acceptance of the terms of surrender.




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NLaob:
Russia Creates Hope for Asia to Withstand US-Led NATO

TriitNG:
US struggles to find ally to send troops to Haiti – media

Washington has reportedly been failing to persuade any other country to lead an international military deployment in Haiti

The 'Allies' prolly don't want to be Afghanistaned again.
The West is still recovering from the PTSD they got in Afghanistan after coming in contact with ragtag Afghani Taliban rebels. (The Talibans eventually defeated the West and sacked/deposed the Western backed govt of Ashraf Ghani)
Ukrainians are currently unavailable to serve as cannon fodder.

TriitNG:
Canadian Parliament Votes to Retain UK's Charles III as Monarch by 266 to 44

Why should colonial Canada have a vote at the UN (as Canada still remains a colony and an appendage of the UK).
Canada's vote at the UN is illegitimate, they're represented by UK's head of state.

TriitNG:

The Kiev regime has already completed technical preparations for a provocation with a "dirty bomb," having prepared a dummy missile, which is planned to be filled with radioactive material, a source familiar with the situation told Sputnik

TriitNG:

"After the dummy is shot down, the Kiev authorities intend to show the Western and Ukrainian media fragments of the mockup and electronics of the alleged Iskander missile in order to convince the Western public of Russia's guilt," the source said.

TriitNG:
South Africa snubs anti-Russia sanctions

Steel tycoon Alexey Mordashov is free to dock his superyacht in the country, the president’s spokesman said 


South Africa has no intention of enforcing Western sanctions against Russian businessman Alexey Mordashov, meaning his $500 million megayacht may enter local ports, the spokesman for President Cyril Ramaphosa said on Tuesday.  

Speaking to reporters, Vincent Magwenya, the spokesman for the South African leader, noted that Pretoria “has no legal obligation to abide by sanctions imposed by the US and EU,” adding that the nation’s authorities adhere to UN sanctions. However, referring to the Russian tycoon, Magwenya added that “currently there are no UN-imposed sanctions on the particular individual.” 





Another slap on the face of Westerners by Africans

TriitNG:

South Africa has refused to join Western sanctions against Russia triggered by the conflict in Ukraine, with its president arguing in late May that the restrictions would hurt “bystander countries.”  

Russia and South Africa have warm ties that date back to the 1960s, when the Soviet Union supported anti-apartheid freedom fighters(that was another slap on the face of Westerners by Africans with Russia's help). Moreover, South Africa is a member of BRICS, an international socio-economic and political forum that also includes Brazil, Russia, India and China, with more countries seeking to join. The bloc already accounts for over 40% of the global population and nearly a quarter of the world’s GDP.

TriitNG:

Dalil8:


Bro stop spamming the thread. This is why this thread was closed by Uprightness100.

Post like everyone else is doing. I appreciate your effort tho.