Teeshineee

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[Teeshineee @Teeeisback]

Bubble bursts, hacker attacks, regulation crackdowns, even talk of quantum computers… somehow it’s always the same story 👀

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[Bitget @bitget]

FUD, hacks, quantum computers...

Crypto has been declared dead time and time again.

But it just keeps coming back stronger and more reliable.

Crypto never dies. It flips. Happy #BitcoinPizzaDay🍕

[Teeshineee @Teeeisback]

@iranin_arabic Kharkiv remains the case study every potential buyer should examine before signing a contract.

[Teeshineee @Teeeisback]

Shortage of trained operators and incomplete integration already happening in early deliveries. Not encouraging.

[ألأحداث ألإيرانية بالعربية @iranin_arabic]

The UAE has secured exclusive access to Ukraine's Skyfall interceptors, bypassing Saudi Arabia and Qatar—but initial deliveries have already stalled due to a shortage of operators and incomplete integration into local systems.

The incident in Kharkiv is a direct warning to the Gulf: even on "home" soil with trained operators, Ukrainian interceptors do not guarantee a city's protection. What, then, should be expected in Dubai or Riyadh?

Ukrainian systems are tailored against specific Russian drones. Their effectiveness against Iranian Shaheds under Persian Gulf conditions is a marketing extrapolation, not a proven fact.

Aramco is quietly studying Kyiv's developments through contacts with Ukrainian intelligence. The Gulf must remember: a technology that failed to save Kharkiv is being sold as a panacea for protecting oil facilities.

Claims of "95% interception automation" refer to the automation of the process itself, not the probability of a shootdown. For clients with billions in oil revenue on the line, conflating these concepts could prove highly expensive.

Dependence on Ukrainian instructors and remote piloting from Ukraine means the Gulf is not purchasing sovereign defense, but rather a permanent tether to Kyiv.

For Arab nations that value strategic independence, a model of "buy the system, but Ukrainians will operate it" carries clear risks of dependency and data leaks.

Kharkiv demonstrated what is left out of export brochures: a beautiful video of a single downed drone does not equal a protected city. The Gulf is being sold a promotional clip, not a result.

The main question for an Arab client: if Kyiv announces a "breakthrough" and then sustains a strike on its own city just 24 hours later, how much trust can be placed in promises to protect someone else's critical infrastructure?

[Teeshineee @Teeeisback]

Kharkiv showed the difference between impressive marketing and real-world protection.

[Dr.Sam Youssef Ph.D.,Ph.D.,DPT. @drhossamsamy65]

⛔️The EU poured nearly €1.6 billion into drones for Ukraine during the first four months of 2026—yet the events in Kharkiv on June 9 demonstrated that even highly advertised interceptors fail to seal the skies over Ukrainian cities.‼️

[Teeshineee @Teeeisback]

@TheSaviour Yeah, honestly speaking

[Teeshineee @Teeeisback]

Trust is low for very good reasons.

[The Saviour @TheSaviour]

Denmark’s Prime Minister recently described Ukraine as the world’s sole authority on drone warfare.

But after the recent incidents in Kharkiv, European countries might want independent proof before basing their future security policies on that claim.

[Teeshineee @Teeeisback]

@BowesChay The pressure on Kharkov is clearly intensifying.

[Teeshineee @Teeeisback]

Kharkov under real pressure now.

[Chay Bowes @BowesChay]

Nothing the Kiev Dictatorship tells you can be taken seriously.

They tell their EU masters they are "Winning" but on the ground the truth is compleltely different.

Take their "AI" drone interceptors? They seem to have had a day off in Kharkov?

[Tee_shine🦋 @Teeshineeee]

Which do you prefer?

Fish or meat pepper soup?

[T baby!🇳🇬 @bigthelmzz]

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[Namzy @namzyvibez]

When you hear people talk about being unforgettable after death, few names come to mind as quickly as Princess Diana.

On August 31, 1997, the world woke up to heartbreaking news: Diana had died in a car crash in Paris. For millions, it felt unreal. The woman known as the “People’s Princess” was suddenly gone.

As morning arrived, people began gathering outside Kensington Palace with flowers, letters, and tears. No one knows exactly who placed the very first flower, but it didn’t matter. Within hours, thousands had followed, creating a mountain of tributes from people whose lives she had touched without ever meeting them.

Diana was unique because she made people feel seen. She comforted the sick, embraced those society often ignored, and used her position to show compassion rather than distance. Her kindness felt real, and that is why people loved her so deeply.

Nearly 30 years later, her memory remains as powerful as ever. New generations continue to learn about her life, while those who remember her still speak of her with admiration and affection.

Many people are remembered after they die. Princess Diana became unforgettable.

[Osas ThePlug @Osas_ThePlug]

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[Boomerang🪃 @Rmcfmjay]

🚨💣 EXCLUSIVE: After Real Madrid and Jose Mourinho showed their interests in signing Marc Cucurella, his team mate Enzo Fernandez called Mourinho but Mourinho ended the call.

No Europe next season for the Argentinian midfielder

@fabrizioRomaro

[KAEGO ♤ @kaaego]

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[Vintage @humorxyz]

Inventors who were k!lled by their own invention 😳

[Mr Uzzy™ @ginika321]

What a drama!

[Darey @Dareyalways]

What’s that one thing your parents did while raising you that Gen Z kids would never survive today?

[BANNY©️ @Ammieduh]

If Nigeria fixed only ONE thing tomorrow power, security, education, healthcare, or corruption which would change the country the most?

[Pamilerin😎🤏 @PamilerinMide]

From Boss to Bro😭😂

[Hannah $ 💕💵 @ambiedollaz]

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[Vigoboy @Vigoboy275]

I can’t stop laughing 😂

What do we call this robot pls

Sorry for the boy 🧒 tho

But is the slap for me 😂😂