Asad Ullah

Exceptional Case.

[MC @CrewsMat10]

Egypt’s bench reaction after Argentina’s last-minute winner… they weren’t demanding a foul on Salah until Enzo Fernández scored. 😭😭

[Asad Ullah @i_axdi]

@Anxiousvids He was already dispossessed, how it can be a foul?

[صالح الشحي 🇦🇪 @Saleh_R9]

ويأتي أحدهم يقول أن ميسي انتهى ، سامحني ولكن عقلك هو اللي انتهى ، شوفوا الكنترول والانهاء ، انه من عالم آخر ، ميسي اعجوبه #ميسي #messi

[MC @CrewsMat10]

This Mbappe statement gets funnier every time a South American team defeat a European side at this World Cup😭

[PurelyFootball ℗ @PurelyFootball]

The 2006 World Cup was football at its absolute peak. 🤩

[Asad Ullah @i_axdi]

@MartinSrur @sudanalytics_ They will perform better without him, just to prove a point.

[Asad Ullah @i_axdi]

@MessiXtraHQ @OsamaIz really. i thought it was Enzo watching live, but reply of bodyguard surprised me as well 🤣

[FOX Sports @FOXSports]

All three of Leo Messi's goals in his first career FIFA World Cup hat trick

[FC Barcelona @FCBarcelona]

The greatest of all time 🐐

[Managing Barça @ManagingBarca]

🚨🚨| Burnley will receive more money for getting RELEGATED from the Premier League (£50m) than Barcelona did for WINNING the La Liga (£46m). 😱

🏆💰 Financial rewards for winning Europe’s top leagues this season:

▪️ Arsenal won the Premier League and will receive around £177.4M.

▪️ Bayern Munich won the Bundesliga and will pocket around €83.4M.

▪️ Inter Milan won Serie A and will receive around €70M.

▪️ Paris Saint-Germain won Ligue 1 and will pocket around €30M.

▪️ FC Barcelona won La Liga and will receive around €58M — and according to reports, Javier Tebas and La Liga will pay it in installments until 2030.

Now think about that for a second. 😳

[BeksFCB @Joshua__Ubeku]

Show this video to Florentino Perez and Real Madrid fans!

C R I M I N A L S

[Asad Ullah @i_axdi]

@Boluwatiiffee @Abio991 Yes, way ahead in the box, waiting for Tap ins 😂🤣

[Asad Ullah @i_axdi]

@everymovieplug PMLN 💥

[Russia X 🇷🇺 @Rusia_HD]

Trump: "Open the Strait of Hormuz!"

India: "Is it closed?"
Pakistan: "Closed?"
Russia: "Strange…"
South Africa: "but it's Open, of course"
France: "Doesn't look like it…"
China: "Open… we just passed through! 🚢😏"

Trump: 🙁

[Asad Ullah @i_axdi]

@viewsoff War o terrorism

[Leo 🇦🇷 @o566u]

Take me back..

[Shanaka Anslem Perera ⚡ @shanaka86]

BREAKING: Everyone is watching the Strait of Hormuz for oil and fertilizer. Almost nobody has noticed that it is also shutting down MRI machines, semiconductor fabs, and the global aerospace supply chain.

Helium. The second lightest element in the universe. No substitute exists for it. You cannot synthesize it. You cannot replace it. And roughly one-third of the world’s supply just went offline.

Qatar produces 30 to 33 percent of global helium as a byproduct of LNG processing at Ras Laffan, home to the largest helium production facilities on Earth. When the Hormuz blockade triggered LNG force majeure declarations and attacks hit Qatari infrastructure, the helium stopped flowing with it. Prices have doubled in spot markets. And helium has a property that makes this crisis structurally different from oil, fertilizer, or any other commodity caught behind the strait.

It evaporates. Continuously. Even in sealed containers, helium boils off. The global supply chain operates on roughly 45 days of buffer before existing inventory simply ceases to exist. You cannot stockpile helium the way you stockpile crude oil in salt caverns or grain in silos. If the supply stops for six weeks, the buffer is gone. Not depleted. Gone. Returned to the atmosphere where it is too diffuse to economically recapture.

This is why the industries that depend on helium are facing a crisis that no financial instrument can solve.

Semiconductor manufacturing requires ultra-pure helium for wafer cooling in lithography and for leak detection in sub-5-nanometre chip fabrication. TSMC, Samsung, and Intel cannot produce advanced processors without it. Every AI chip, every smartphone processor, every data centre GPU in the current generation traces its manufacturing lineage through a helium-cooled process. If fabs run dry, the production lines stop. Not slow. Stop.

MRI machines require liquid helium to cool superconducting magnets to near absolute zero. Hospitals cannot substitute another gas. When helium supply tightens, MRI availability falls. During previous shortages, hospitals rationed scans. A sustained one-third supply cut puts diagnostic imaging capacity at risk across every healthcare system that depends on magnetic resonance.

Aerospace depends on helium for purging rocket fuel systems, pressurising tanks, and testing for leaks in systems where failure means explosion. NASA, SpaceX, ULA, and every launch provider in the Western world runs on helium. Fibre optic cable manufacturing requires helium atmospheres. Quantum computing research requires helium-3 isotopes for cryogenic cooling.

The US is the world’s largest helium producer and has some buffer capacity. Algeria and Russia produce meaningful volumes. Overland rerouting from Qatar through Oman and Saudi Arabia is theoretically possible but logistically slow and capacity-limited. None of these alternatives can replace one-third of global supply within the 45-day evaporation window that defines the crisis timeline.

The same 21-mile strait that is starving the food system is now threatening the technological infrastructure of modern civilization. The fertilizer trapped behind Hormuz determines whether four billion people eat. The helium trapped behind Hormuz determines whether the chips powering the AI revolution get manufactured, whether cancer patients receive diagnostic scans, and whether rockets carrying communications satellites reach orbit.

One chokepoint. Two invisible supply chains. Both irreplaceable. Both operating on biological or physical deadlines that no ceasefire retroactively extends.

The world built petroleum reserves. It never built fertilizer reserves. It never built helium reserves either.

The pattern keeps repeating. The lesson keeps being ignored.

Full analysis:
https://t.co/iFmUcarGdV

[Asad Ullah @i_axdi]

@CNviolations I'm a Knight Rider 🤣

[ICC @ICC]

A #T20WorldCup century from Finn Allen in just 33 deliveries 😲

Tournament broadcast details 👉 https://t.co/NPykWM7qqY

[Lahori Guy @YrrrFahad_]

Why Akif Javed dropped after the good NZ tour why mgmt ignoring him he’s tall got swing can bowl hard lengths he can be a good backup option for WC in SA

Aqib Javed selecting the worst squad ever since he came into PCB he literally destroying our cricket