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History's Biggest Lesson in International Politics!

In 1996, Ukraine handed over its entire nuclear arsenal to Russia in exchange for a guarantee never to be threatened or invaded. This agreement was part of the Budapest Memorandum signed in 1994.

At that time, Ukraine was the world's third-largest nuclear power. Today, many analysts believe this decision changed the course of its history.

What are your thoughts? Should a country ever give up its nuclear deterrence for security assurances?

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Breaking News:‼️Incident report for elderly woman exposed to toxic chemical in Unity oil field.
Date 13/09/2026/times at 8.00am Location GPOC oil field area Rotriah Budang payam Rubkona County Unity state Bentiu
at 8.00am an elderly woman accidentally entered a highly hazardous fenced off chemical site with in oil field area. Due to widespread flooding which forced the local residents to walk on small strips of dry land. Therefore, she wasn't able to walk on a narrow d**e and accidentally fall into a pool of concentrated toxic chemical and oil waste
Severe skin burns direct body contact with the chemical runoff caused immediate painful chemical burns on her body and now toxic chemical fumes at the site caused her to suffer from severe cooking, and breath difficulties no taking, she doesn't describe herself until now
A cute poisoning the immediate absorption of the industrial toxic put her at high risk for sudden severe internal sickness.

OIL THAT DOES NOT BENEFIT THEM 💔

URGENT LEAKED INFORMATION 🚨
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Dislike group in the street of Juba.

Disregard their meals campaign about election

A luta continua 🇸🇸🔵✊️

University of Juba dean’s vehicle stolen from main campus

A vehicle belonging to Dr Abraham Nyuot, Dean of the Graduate College at the University of Juba, was reportedly stolen from the university’s main campus on Tuesday afternoon.

Police confirmed the incident in a social media post, saying it had been reported to the relevant security authorities.

Investigations are underway to locate the vehicle and identify those responsible. Police have not released details about the vehicle or announced any arrests.

Anyone with credible information that could help recover the vehicle or identify the suspects has been urged to report to the nearest police station or relevant authorities.