obedience4:


I don't get what you wrote

WrriterNg:
⚡️NYT:

opposition events are crawling with agents “who stick out like a sore thumb,” Ksenia Maximova, an anti-Kremlin activist there, told me.

obedience4:



Comprehension is your problem we are talking about 2006 war you are talking about something else can't you read.


Ode

okeysoninv:
Flee from Lebanon now. I saw Lebanon flattens. May lord has mercy.

Lawag3:



God must I educate you lots on everything?


Let's try again .


Russia left Ukraine this morning.


I got this from the propaganda channel resistance trench.


Thanks by the way for wishing me good health.

That saved you. I be wan talk something before.

Lawag3:



Israel captured the land from Syrian not Lebanese control.


The UNITED NATIONS see the land as a Syrian land.

I deal in facts.


Even some politicians in Lebanon believe that it isn't Lebanese land.


https://thearabweekly.com/issue-shebaa-farms-stirs-heated-debate-lebanon


As speculation mounts that Israel could return the Golan Heights to Syria as part of a peace deal, the status of the Israeli-occupied Shebaa Farms on Lebanon’s borders is being fiercely debated.

Sovereignty over the Shebaa Farms, an 11km sliver of land on the borders of Lebanon, Syria and the Palestinian territories, has been a contentious issue in Lebanon for decades.

However, a recent statement by Progressive Socialist Party (PSP) leader Walid Jumblatt that Lebanon has no claim to the disputed farmlands’ elevated tensions.

Jumblatt, reiterating a long-held position, said Lebanon’s claims to the territory were based on maps altered by its officials, who were in cahoots with Syria. The manipulation of the maps, Jumblatt said, took place after Israel’s withdrawal from southern Lebanon in 2000.

Jumblatt implied that Hezbollah, which claims that Israel’s withdrawal from Lebanon remains incomplete because of its control over the farmlands, is keeping the controversy alive to justify its role as a self-proclaimed defender of the state.

By positioning itself against an occupying power that could seek to fully annex the territory, the reasoning goes that Hezbollah gives itself a pretext to maintain its weapons stockpile, furthering its own interests and those of its regional sponsors, Damascus and Tehran.

Jumblatt’s recent statement on the Shebaa Farms ramped up tensions between the PSP and Hezbollah, which have had a rocky relationship over the years. The two parties’ relations were at their worst in 2008 when Hezbollah embarked on occupying Beirut and headed towards the mountains where its fighters were confronted by inhabitants supported by PSP.

Relations improved in the years after but were strained in 2011 when Hezbollah played an active part in the Syrian war.

Jumblatt came under increasing political pressure. In 2017, the size of his parliamentary bloc was effectively limited after parliament — with Hezbollah’s staunch support — passed a law that brought in proportional voting.

In 2018, Hezbollah was behind a rally outside Jumblatt’s headquarters in Moukhtara in a show of force to prove it could move into Jumblatt’s territory and challenge his leadership over the Chouf Mountains, the Druze heartland. Hezbollah put its full weight behind Talal Arslan, a Druze politician and a political rival of Jumblatt.

PSP’s and Hezbollah’s split views on the Shebaa Farms are furthering the two parties’ divide. Jumblatt has been fiercely attacked by Hezbollah and its allies since he reiterated his position.

They accuse Jumblatt of treason, saying that, by foregoing Lebanon’s claims to the farmlands, he is working on behalf of Israel. A social media campaign was begun in which Jumblatt was accused of having a close aide secretly visit Israel.

Politics aside, the legal status of the Shebaa Farms is complicated. Lebanese inhabitants there say they have valid property documents but Jumblatt said: “Ownership is different from sovereignty.”

Historically, the territory has changed hands several times. It was governed by Syria from the early 1950s until the Six-Day War in 1967, when Israel occupied the territory.

Syria’s position on the issue is unclear. Syrian President Bashar Assad and Foreign Minister Walid Muallem have publicly conceded that Lebanon has a legitimate claim to the farmlands but have not submitted official documentation to Lebanon or the United Nations demarcating the territory.

In March 2006, Lebanese Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri convened the country’s top officials to address the issue. They[b] unanimously agreed to call on Syria to demarcate the Lebanon-Syria borders and formally request documentation from the neighbouring country backing up Lebanon’s claims. This was never followed through on.[/b]

The dispute remains unsettled and the territory’s official legal status undetermined. In the meantime, politicians are leveraging the issue to score points with their constituents. How and when farmland’s status will be determined remains to be seen.

pansophist:
Putin recently signed a new immigration decree, that gives permanent residency to citizens of enemy countries who are tired of the woke bullshit and degradation of Western cultural values.

https://newtimes.ru/articles/detail/248464 If these western citizens respect Russian culture, will integrate and have no criminal records, they will be welcome in russia with a straight path to citizenship. Nigeria is not an enemy state of Russia, and also not considered a country with an fallen culture, so it's not on that list. I imagine if nigeria is, millions of Nigerians will move to Russia for good.

pansophist:


The West are expert of shooting themselves on the foot. Today's temporary win will always become their tomorrow's permanent problem.

Just as they've pushed China to breaking the monopolized lithography machines with illegal sanctions, advanced chips will face the same massacre that EV's and mobile phones faced. China has achieved breakthrough few days ago in that field. Expect really really REALLY cheap advance stuff in the future as devices made from lithography chips will become mass produced. The West have lost that monopoly, and they lost it for good. A win for mankind. Death to all imperialist apologist.

WrriterNg:
⚡Japan lodged a “very serious protest” with Moscow after a Russian patrol plane entered its airspace three times, the defence minister said Monday, calling it the first confirmed incursion since 2019.

The military responded by scrambling fighter jets and issuing radio and flare warnings, Minoru Kihara told reporters.

“We confirmed today that a Russian Il-38 patrol aircraft has violated our airspace over our territorial waters north of Rebun Island, Hokkaido, on three occasions,” he said.

“The airspace violation is extremely regrettable and today we lodged a very serious protest with the Russian government via diplomatic channels and strongly urged them to prevent a recurrence.”

WrriterNg:
⚡ Apple products may disappear in Russia

The Government supported a bill that obliges Apple to allow the installation of the Russian RuStore store. This also implies downloading domestic programs, payments and other functions.

If the bill is passed, only devices with RuStore access will be allowed to be sold in Russia, which Apple will most likely not agree to.

Ghostagain:
These guys are trying to make it a criminal offense to be in the opposition in the west. They are trying to install dictatorship and avoid accountability.

Vic2023:
you go explain,explain tired 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Vic2023:
⭕️ Hezbullah issued a statement announcing they targted in response to the Israeli airstrikes the main warehouses of the northern region in the Nimra base with dozens of missiles.

The Israeli army announced 35 rockets fired.

OkpaNsukkaisBae:


You must be smoking/inhaling mosquito poo

Vic2023:
🥀 Lebanese Minister of Health:

- 274 martyrs, including 21 children and 39 women. This includes 2 medics.

- 1,024 wounded by the Israeli attacks, includes 16 medics.

- Israeli airstrikes targeted hospitals, medical centers and ambulances always attacking hospitals

okeysoninv:
who remembers this. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥Power