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@AbwTh89838 واحلاتي يا ناس

البرهان :قبل أكثر من سنة تحدثت مع محمد بن زايد ووعدني بوقف عدوانه على السودان ولكنه لم يف بذلك

@Client47SDN @PresCouncilSD هوي انتو ناس جد جد ولا حسابات بتشكر اي خطاب وخلاص 😂😂😂😂

@SUNA_AGENCY تم تفكيك المدرسة السودانية منذ ايام جعفر نميري وما زلتم انتم لم تدركوا قيمة السودان.

فيديو | عضو مجلس السيادة د. سلمى عبد الجبار المبارك تطلع على خطة وزارة التعليم والتربية الوطنية #سونا #السودان

الكيزان تاركين للانتقاء الطبيعي مهمة طحن الطبقة الوسطى.

We call on UN to add "Sudanese" as a race. We are not Africans. We are not Arabs. We are not black nor white. We are Sudanese. The current races are further limiting a current diversity like Sudan from fully taking form. The African horn is where it started and where it lives.

@SudanPlusNews مافي داعي لحتة "الحالات وافدة على الولاية دي" خليها معلومة عندك في hypothesis دراستك كحكومة ، ما تفرقونا اكتر مما نحن متفرقين.

كشفت نائبة المدير عام لوزارة الصحة بالشمالية، أمجاد أحمد الحاج، عن تسجيل (102) حالة إصابة بـ #حمى_الضنك بالولاية بمحليات #الدبة، #دنقلا والبرقيق، وقالت إنّ جميع الحالات وافدة للولاية.

He wishes both countries well, but he will continue to supply weapons! This guy is delusional.

@CalltoActivism That's nine thousand billion

🚨BREAKING: In a staggering lie, Karoline Leavitt claims Trump has secured "nearly $9 trillion" in investment to the US. That’s larger than the GDP of every nation on earth except the U.S. and China. It’s not just false - it’s cartoonishly stupid.

Cole Palmer above Harry Kane in the rankings is an absolute disgrace. He went missing for half a season while Kane got 53 G/A and won the league.

@ballondor Neves 🤍

Here is the 2025 Kopa Trophy full ranking! 1️⃣ Yamal Lamine 2️⃣ Désiré Doué 3️⃣ Joao Neves 4️⃣ Estevao 5️⃣ Kenan Yildiz 6️⃣ Dean Huijsen 7️⃣ Pau Cubarsi 8️⃣ Rodrigo Mora 9️⃣ Ayyoub Bouaddi 9️⃣ Myles Lewis-Skelly #TrophéeKopa #ballondor

@ballondor It's Vitinha 🤍

What does it take to be a Ballon d'Or? #ballondor

@annxsprods Fuck your stupidity

🚨 BREAKING: Official Ballon d'Or Instagram page has just followed Lamine Yamal 6 hours before the ceremony!! They haven't followed Ousmane Dembele🤯 #BallonDor

It's him. #ballondor

@suzan_musa @wasilalitaha عفن في عفن ما عارف ليه بتعملو للخرى ملاعق

❗️ALARMING NEWS❗️ If you fail to digest this shocking video then you may live in regret. I recommend you listen, digest. You will be alarmed to this reality.

@WakeelMubariz They want it back to intercept Pakistan missiles according to the treaty it signed with Saudi Arabia.

Amir Khan Mutaqi: If the United States recognizes our government and rebuilds all of Afghanistan, we will not give them even an inch of Afghan territory — they must not even think about the Bagram base. If that were possible, why would we have fought this twenty-year war? Why would we have lost so many martyrs? We also discussed this issue explicitly with the Americans during the talks in Doha; they requested a military or intelligence presence, and we told them decisively that we will not accept a single military or intelligence person.

BREAKING: Taliban responds to Trump’s demand to return Bagram airbase: "We’re ready to fight for another 20 years."

@Naila_Ayad Palestine 🇵🇸 Always was, always will be.

What is this country's name?

🔥 “Citizens of Western countries! They are now persistently trying to convince you that all your difficulties are the result of hostile actions by Russia, and that you must pay from your own wallet to fight a mythical Russian threat. That is a lie. The truth is that the current problems faced by millions of people in the West are the result of years of mistakes, short-sightedness, and the ambitions of the ruling elites. These elites do not think about how to make your lives better; they are obsessed with their own selfish interests and super-profits” - President Putin.

@DrArshadAfzal1 @alon_mizrahi I hope India won't stand with the wrong side again.

The recent mention of Begram airfield by Donald Trump is not random—it is a strategic signal in a rapidly evolving geopolitical landscape. With Pakistan now in a defense pact with Saudi Arabia, the implications are far-reaching. This agreement, which reportedly includes access to all military capabilities including nuclear, is a direct challenge to the traditional dominance of the United States in the Middle East. The Saudis, having seen Qatar suffered recent setbacks from Israeli aggression, are seeking a powerful deterrent. Pakistan, with its advanced nuclear arsenal and hypersonic missile technology, offers that assurance. The placement of nuclear weapons in Saudi Arabia now, Qatar, and the UAE later is not just possible—it is likely. These nations are preparing for a new era of regional security that no longer depends on U.S. guarantees. The U.S., as a declining power, is scrambling to maintain influence, but it is clear that the tectonic plates of global power are shifting. Pakistan and Saudi Arabia, with their deep strategic understanding and technological capabilities, are emerging as the new pillars of stability in the region. The U.S. may try to counter with bases like Begram, but it is already too late. The balance of power is tilting, and the world is about to witness a new Middle East. Dr. Arshad Afzal former faculty member Umm Al Qura University Makkah KSA

Trump has brought up Begram airfield in Afghanistan out of the blue, and I was intrigued as to why. Afghanistan? Now? What could be the meaning of this? After considering some recent developments, I think I may have the answer. You see, Begram is right to the north of Kabul, and some 200 kilometers west of the Pakistani border. When did we last hear of Pakistan? That's it. Last week, when it signed a military defense treaty with Saudi Arabia, which included, leaks told us, all military capabilities, including nuclear. My thought was: after the Israeli attack on Qatar, the Saudis wanted insurance that if Israel went all out and used atomic weapons in the Middle East, Pakistan could make sure Israel doesn't survive this using its own arsenal. This may help to cool Tel Aviv's head. So what do the Americans do right away? They look for potential ways to intercept Pakistani missiles flying west. Hence, the floating of the Begram airfield idea, which is situated perfectly for this purpose (Trump did try a laughable feint when he said Begram was 'an hour away from where China produced atomic missiles' ). And if the US is looking to intercept potential nuclear Pakistani missiles on their way to Israel, which could only come in retaliation for an Israeli nuclear attack, then we are looking at an extremely, extremely crazy combination of US and Israeli leadership. Even crazier than we think. I find it extremely doubtful that the Americans will gain access to Begram. But everything points to something very very big brewing in the Middle East. A spark seems to be all that's needed, and Israel may provide it in a couple of days, when the world celebrates a wave of Palestine recognitions that shreds to pieces Israel's long-term strategic ambitions. I have a feeling we are going to be firmly glued to our screens in the coming weeks (and not a word about Lebanon).