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Chelsea 1 - City 2

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Hahahahaha

Meaning?

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What do you see and say?

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I only see such hypersonic missiles in movies.

But hey, they are flying real time. What?

Do do you see and say??

The tension is getting worse

#US
#Iran
#Israel

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Multi-Release missiles fired hitting America

Do you have any idea?

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and what would need to fundamentally change in trade systems, industrial policy, ownership structures, and African leadership priorities for the continent to move from being mainly a raw material supplier to becoming a dominant force in global chocolate value creation?

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If Africa, especially countries like Ghana and Ivory Coast, produces most of the world’s cocoa, why do the greatest profits, strongest brands, and global power in chocolate still belong largely to companies headquartered in Europe and North America —

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I just saw this and....

So is it that everything is basically planned or it's simply random?

Let's engage

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Could that be a smoke from WW3?

Let's discuss

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In international relations, symbolic acts like this are meant to project strength and mobilize national unity rather than initiate direct military action. However, these displays can deepen mistrust, inflame public sentiment, and complicate diplomatic efforts between the two.

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Chants of "Death to America"

The act by members of the Islamic Consultative Assembly of burning the American flag is a symbolic gesture of political defiance rather than a literal declaration of immediate war.

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It reflects decades of hostility between Iran and the United States, rooted in historical grievances, sanctions, and regional power struggles.
Such chants are often used as domestic political messaging to signal resistance against foreign pressure.

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US say....

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What we are witnessing now is not a sudden crisis. It is the culmination of decades of distrust, hardened narratives, strategic rivalry, and unfinished diplomatic efforts. History has not merely influenced the present tension — it has built it, piece by piece.

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Let's take it from the back dates to today.

We must understand the whole issue...

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it added another layer. The United States sees Iran as a destabilizing force and potential nuclear proliferator. Israel sees Iran as an existential threat. Iran sees both as aggressors seeking to contain or weaken it.

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Today’s tension emerges from this layered history: a legacy of foreign intervention in Iran, ideological hostility since 1979, Israel’s security fears, proxy warfare across the Middle East, and the unresolved nuclear issue. Each episode did not replace the previous grievance;

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Israel increasingly framed the conflict as part of a broader struggle against Iran’s regional influence. Iranian-backed groups in Lebanon, Iraq, Syria, and Yemen became more active, raising fears of a multi-front war.

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The October 7, 2023 attacks by Hamas against Israel, and the subsequent war in Gaza, further inflamed the situation. Iran denied direct involvement but praised the assault

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Cyberattacks and sabotage operations have targeted Iranian nuclear facilities, including incidents at Natanz. Meanwhile, Iran has expanded its uranium enrichment levels beyond JCPOA limits.

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In recent years, the shadow conflict between Israel and Iran has intensified. Israel has conducted covert strikes on Iranian-linked targets in Syria, particularly around Damascus, aiming to prevent weapons transfers to Hezbollah.