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Also, there's a Japanese tweet replying to the tweet saying "Hey rightwingers, this is the Chugoku Shimbun, not a Chinese newspaper."
Chugoku being the Japanese word for China, but also simultaneously a region in Japan, specifically where the incident occurred...
Kent Lavis retweeted
remember when we all were like "what if he's in a time loop" and then roughly a year later he drops this shit on an april fool's stream
Malesnya gue ngomongin politik di akun ini ya isinya orang sok tau, buzzer, dan emang orang yang ga bisa lihat ke dalam (have no depth) on the issue.
Pikir aja kenapa gue ga bales siapapun di kolom komentar. Sombong? Iya ☝️
Kent Lavis retweeted
At one point, Ukraine had the third-largest contingent of personnel deployed in Iraq, behind only the U.S. and UK.
So, Ukraine is coming to our aid if we are attacked? Do you really believe that?
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
Ukraine did provide military support to the US following the 9/11 attacks, with over 5,000 troops serving in Iraq as the third-largest coalition contingent and contributions to Afghanistan operations.
army.mil/article/15056/…
nato.int/en/what-we-do/…
Akhirnya takut juga, kan? Apa ga mampus kalau 38% BBM sulingan kita masih bergantung sama refiner luar?
And good luck kalau mau nyari ‘friendly price’; Easily 100 USD+ per barrel if you buy from India (Russia contraband) or US.
Sejauh ini cuma China yang refiner capacity-nya masih ada. Even Russia aja itu kalau ekspor minyak juga cuma mindahin suplai domestik, wong mereka sudah stop ekspor per Juli lalu.
This is in line with what I’ve expected: that any kind of corrective policy will result in a guarantee but the effect will remain limited as the actual price of commodities are unrelated to its prediction markets.
As is with reality, it’ll often bites you in the rear.
Even if Russia could export what it promised, it would merely be moving fuel from its domestic market, rather than boosting supplies, because its remaining refineries are already running at full tilt Diesel futures are little changed from Oct. 9, when Trump announced the deal.