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@MarioNawfal That is exactly what Trump and Israel wanted. This method is far better than throwing bombs...one way or the other the war must end.

🚨🇺🇸🇮🇷 Iran might be having a coup TONIGHT... The negotiators were ready to fly to peace talks The IRGC grounded the plane because they refuse to give up the Strait and the uranium Iran is running out of time and the regime is turning on itself!

@DrKwabenaAgyen Jealousy will kill someone 😂😂😂

We’re really going to pretend this is normal? Two multi hundred billion dollar mining assets Azumah and Damang, now circling the same space… and we’re told it’s about national interest? They (Them 2) must be the smartest Ghanaians alive. This is not about attacking anyone personally. It’s about two brothers gifting each other by faking fairness and shaping perceptions. And now we’re being told an airport will be built in 6 months? For what exactly? Instead of infrastructure like rail systems that benefit the entire country, we are prioritizing projects tied directly to his specific operations. Because let’s be honest: An airport around a mine primarily serves the business interests of that mine. So the real question is: Are we building national value? 
 Or reinforcing private advantage under the cover of national development? What Ghana needs is simple: A system where opportunities are open, transparent, and competitive, not one where outcomes look predetermined. Because in the end, this is bigger than any one person. It’s about whether we are building a country where process matters… Or one where proximity to power determines everything!!!

@StealthQE4 So now, there is a very serious conflict between between the political administration in iran and the IRGC , seems the only person to talk to will be the supreme leader in this case, but where at all is he now? Very interesting times ahead....

So we have an IRGC coup now in Iran? Didn’t have that on my bingo card. Man we really screwed up going in there and killing all of those leaders. Do we even know who to negotiate with at this point? What a frickin disaster.

@seth_doe22 Is he even a politician at all ??

The reason most developed countries advance is because they don’t tolerate nonsense like this. In China this is an offense punishable by death. Even if you seek to return all the money they will still execute you because your death serve as a deterrence to every politician.

@elliot_solution This man did not act alone, and sincerely this issue won't go anywhere....

Here is the part I want you to pay attention to. After the audit caught him, Frank Oliver Kpodo was not fired. He was transferred. From Director of Procurement at the Ministry of Defence to Director of Finance and Administration at the Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources. Read that again slowly. The man flagged for moving GHS427 million in unearned salaries is now in charge of FINANCE at another ministry. The Public Accounts Committee recommended interdiction 3 weeks ago. The Auditor-General recommended his name be deleted from the payroll. He is still at his desk. In any serious country, that alone would be the scandal.

@MarioNawfal Instead of complaining about iran, why not talk of the aggressor imposing unacceptable terms on iran.

The best think that can happen to Iran is if Ghalibaf, Araghchi and Pezeshkian take power away from the IRGC (peacefully)

@aliemamiofnyc Those groups can't be dismantled with bombs, but only through diplomacy to hand over their guns...America is a very radical country that operates on lies and force.

Iran does not have NEW leaders. IRGC was rulling Iran then - IRGC is rulling Iran now. IRGC is not an elected govermnet or a relition or a sect. It is a mafia-militia group and must be dismantled for the benefit of everyone

@ImtiazMadmood Thanks, but iran must get those nukes as soon as possible, if America did not mess with iran in those days I am not sure America would have been iran enemy. Remember there is no smoke without fire

To all those ignoramus idiots claiming that the U.S. went to war with Iran on behalf of Israel, let me remind you why Trump ordered the killing of Qasem Soleimani in 2020. Between mid-2019 and early 2020, Iran-backed militias carried out over 100 incidents targeting U.S. forces in Iraq. Among these, around 43 were rocket or mortar attacks. One of the key triggers for killing Soleimani was the December 27 attack on the K-1 Air Base, which killed an American contractor. Beyond that, Iranian-backed militias, including Kata'ib Hezbollah, attacked the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad on December 31, 2019, leading to an almost Benghazi-style situation at the embassy. These escalating attacks all played into the decision to take out Soleimani. Soleimani’s Quds Force supplied IEDs that injured thousands of American servicemen and killed hundreds. ran-backed attacks also span decades—like the 1983 Beirut bombing that killed 241 Marines and the 1996 Khobar Towers attack in Saudi Arabia. This was a long-standing threat—not some favor for anyone else. Iran declared a low-key war against the United States in 1979 and never stopped, and the US finally woke up and decided that it's payback time. Instead of blaming the Jews, Israel, and AIPAC, blame your ignorance and educate yourself. - @YossiGoldstein8

@MarioNawfal The killed Iranian supreme leader made a big mistake by not developing the nukes. If North Korea can have a nuke why cant iran have same ?

🇮🇷🇺🇸 Iran is days away from having to shut down its own oil wells. With the Strait blocked and storage filling fast, Iran has 10 to 15 days before it has no choice but to start cutting production across its fields. Before the U.S. closed the strait, Iran was exporting 1.85 million barrels a day, mostly to China, pulling in roughly $150 million daily. That's now gone. The IMF is already flagging a global slowdown. Developing countries like Iraq are getting hit twice as hard as wealthier nations. And physical oil is still pricing a blockade while paper markets chase every ceasefire rumor. Iran spent weeks using the strait as leverage against everyone else. Now it's on the receiving end, and the clock is ticking. Source: Rudaw

@HananyaNaftali For the nukes, its very necessary for iran to have it. At least it will stop all this nonsense

Iran refuses to negotiate any limits on its ballistic missile program or its massive enriched uranium stockpile. The ayatollahs want nukes and the means to strike anywhere. It’s a shame the war stopped. For the first time, the regime felt real pressure — and it cracked. If we truly want peace, we cannot manage this evil. We must uproot it. No more half-measures. Total victory.

@Vxebo_ RNAQ and his association with the convicted Hajia makes him a big suspect in the gameboy industry.

Mr RNAQ and his new wife flaunts their $28 million mansion located in the hearts of Accra Will you believe me if I tell you that the chandelier in the hall alone cost $125,500?

I just realised if we had allowed AGYAPA to pass, all the multibillion Dollars GoldBod has given us under the current government would have been stashed offshore in the Cayman Islands, where the former finance minister and his extended family and friends and descendants would have been laughing at us. Kokloviwo 😄😁🤣🤣🤣😃

@JohnnyNash77 Then you need to take part in it...

Ground invasion is the only way.

@MarioNawfal You guys are very deceptive in your write ups, the only reason the strait was closed again was due to the 🇺🇲 refusal to remove the blockade at its ports. It's not the IRGC over rulling anything

🇮🇷 Iran's Foreign Minister shook hands on a deal with Trump to open the Strait of Hormuz. The IRGC said no. And that was that. Araghchi didn't get overruled in a meeting. He got erased. The hardliners didn't debate the moderates, they just took the wheel and attacked 3 ships over the weekend to make their position clear. The Islamic Revolutionary Guard now controls Iran's military AND its negotiation team. There is no more diplomatic lane in Tehran. The people who wanted one just got sidelined completely. Every oil tanker captain on earth is watching this very closely right now. Source: AP (via NY Post)

@DavidVance Its better for iran to continue this war and rather aim to continue with their nuclear programmes and get help from Russia and China to complete the war heads quickly to stop all this nonsense. America is always making efforts to cause commotion in the world ....

More peace talks between the US and Iran in Pakistan are pointless. The Tehran regime only understands overwhelming force.

@zriboua Many of you don't really understand this war.

So far military posture of U.S. is intensifying not diminishing, Qatar, Saudi, UAE, are also behind this operation supporting Trump’s decision as they found how Iran’s missiles were directly pointed out at them. IRGC is at its lowest point, made too many enemies and too fast. If they take a deal it means they are in the business of saving the Islamic Republic but they also run the risk of having protests calling for their assassination given the economic situation. Whatever they do, it won’t go well.

@IObservePeace Iran has very poor air defences systems, looks like they spent all the time building missiles instead of air defence.

The IRGC has really surprised us all, but how did they allow the Supreme Leader of Iran to be assassinated just like that?

@VividProwess @PahlaviReza See this idiot, is he even regarded an Iranian at all??

Iran’s Crown Prince, @PahlaviReza: “A free Iran will recognize the State of Israel immediately.” I can’t wait for the alliance between Israel and a free Iran.

@NajamAli2020 I guess you dont even know that it was this same Trump who pulled out of that deal.

Iran nuclear talks, simplified: The US wants zero enrichment. Iran says enrichment is non-negotiable. The JCPOA split the difference: limited enrichment, heavy monitoring. That deal collapsed in 2018. We are now back at the same fork. No one has moved. Nothing has changed. So why would anyone expect a different outcome? One side has to move. If neither does, there is no deal.

@IObservePeace Iran better get the nukes to stop all this nonsense

Iran is now insisting on the country's nuclear rights Does this mean Iran are ready to develop what the world fears the most?