Special Thread: Yanayojiri Mgogoro wa Ukraine na Urusi. Nini chanzo na hatma ya mzozo?

Special Thread: Yanayojiri Mgogoro wa Ukraine na Urusi. Nini chanzo na hatma ya mzozo?

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Joint statement of Mali and Burkina Faso:

"Any military intervention against Niger would be a declaration of war against Burkina Faso and Mali 🫡

Algeria also announced today that it will intervene militarily if anyone dares to attack Niger🪂

Its time to send some western weapons in Niger so French can feel it.
Kudadeq....... alliances zimeanza kufanya kazi [emoji23][emoji23]

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Joint statement of Mali and Burkina Faso:

"Any military intervention against Niger would be a declaration of war against Burkina Faso and Mali 🫡

Algeria also announced today that it will intervene militarily if anyone dares to attack Niger🪂

Its time to send some western weapons in Niger so French can feel it.
nimefurahi sana na Huu ndo umoja tunaotakiwa kuwa nao waafrika sio umoja na amani kivuli tulivyonavyo baadhi ya nchi.

Siku zote jambo lolote jema lazma liwe na sacriifice, huwezi kuwa na amani na maendeleo ya kweli bila baadhi ya watu kujisacrifice nafsi zao.
 
Washington Doubles Down On Sanctions While World Responds By Standing Up

While Washington continues its relentless sanctions spree, with Russia as the main target since 2014, the country's 2021 Treasury Department report had already listed 9,000 individuals and companies that had been sanctioned worldwide.

Meanwhile, states faced with sanctions from the US are increasingly looking towards groups like BRICS and the Shanghai Cooperation Organization.

We hear from political experts from Syria and Iran who explained how their countries are now seeking to minimize the damage from such restrictions.

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Türkiye Raises Inflation Forecast To 60%

Turkey's central bank raised its end-2023 inflation forecast to 58.0% from 22.3% in its previous report, its new governor, Hafize Gaye Erkan, said on Thursday, citing the lira's weakening exchange rate.

The gloomy outlook comes despite annual inflation dropping to 38.21% in June, having peaked at a 24-year high of 85.5% in October last year.

Inflation projections for the end of 2024 were also ramped up to 33% from 8.8%.

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Nchi zilizoamua sasa kusonga mbele chini ya uangalizi wa urusi

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Watch: Americans Scramble For Rice After India Announces Export Ban

Numerous videos and images capturing panic-buying scenes in the US emerged after India's announcement of an export ban on rice, a staple in Asia.

These widely shared clips on social media depicted people frantically loading their grocery carts with rice bags and even climbing grocery store shelves in their desperation to obtain the commodity.

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Germany Suffers Recession As Russia Projected To Show 1.5% Growth – IMF

The IMF says that Germany is the only member of the G7 group of leading economies to officially be in recession. Meanwhile, Russia, the country the G7 aimed to harm with sanctions, will instead see growth this year, according to IMF forecasts.

RT contributor Rachel Marsden has more.

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"AvtoVAZ" plans to resume assembly of Lada Granta in Egypt

"AvtoVAZ" expects to resume production of Lada cars at the Al Amal plant in Egypt in 2024, so far we are talking about the production of only the Granta model, the company's president Maxim Sokolov said in an interview with RIA Novosti ("АвтоВАЗ" планирует возобновить сборку Lada Granta в Египте).

💬"We have resumed the negotiation process and hope that within the framework of next year we will be able to resume this production by joint efforts," he said.
 
At the Second Russia–Africa Summit, the Roscongress Foundation has signed a number of agreements with:

✍️ Tunisian–Russian Trade and Industrial Chamber;
✍️ African Energy Chamber;
✍️ Investment Promotion Agency of Mali;
✍️ Investment Promotion and Infrastructure Development Agency of Senegal;
✍️ Black Business Council;
✍️ Russian Cycling Federation;
✍️ the organizing committee of the World Friendship Games.

Also, the following important documents were signed at the event:

🔹 action plan for joint efforts to ensure sanitary and epidemiological well-being of the population between Rospotrebnadzor and the Ministry of Health of Uganda;
🔹 memorandum of cooperation between the TASS news agency and leading information agencies of Congo, Zimbabwe, Namibia, and Algeria;
🔹 accession of 15 African companies to the Code of Ethics for Artificial Intelligence;
🔹 memorandums of cooperation on the development of exports of Russian goods and services between the Russian Export Center and the Republics of Cameroon and Mozambique.
 
Vyombo vya habari vya Algeria leo vimeandika kuwa "Algeria haitakaa kimya wakati uvamizi wa nchi jirani ukifanyika." ● Hii inaweza kufungua njia kwa Iran na Urusi kusambaza silaha kwa jeshi la kijeshi nchini Niger kupitia Algeria iwapo kuna uvamizi.
 

Is Putin trying to recreate a man-made famine by targeting grain stores?​

Our senior correspondents and military experts have been answering your questions on the war in Ukraine.

Two of our readers asked about the Black Sea grain deal, the agreement that allowed safe passage of Ukrainian grain that Moscow pulled out of last month.

The first comes from Robert Brockman, who says: We know Vladimir Putin has a love for history, especially of the Soviet Union and the Russian Empire. Is his tactic of once again targeting grain stores his attempt to recreate a man-made famine (like the Soviets did in the 1930s), but with a potentially greater catastrophic impact?

And Jay asked: In stopping the grain deal does Mr Putin risk alienating the African nations that have refused to condemn him?

Military expert Sean Bell tackled these...
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The Black Sea grain initiative was negotiated last July between Turkey, the UN and Russia as a way of ensuring that Ukraine, one of the breadbaskets of the world, could ensure that its grain could leave its southern ports via the Bosphorus.

Although alternative routes for grain exports were viable, the quantities required could not be satisfied using the alternative methods of road or rail through Poland or by canal and river through Romania.

Russia became increasingly concerned that the grain deal favoured Ukraine and did not meet its broader demands.

As a result, Russia advised that it would not be renewing the grain deal, and once the latest deadline expired early last week, its forces resumed shelling of the port of Odesa and its grain storage silos.

Russia claims that it remains open to renegotiating the grain deal provided its demands are satisfied, and the UN Security Council has also encouraged all parties to explore options. Even China - a traditional ally of Russia - has applied pressure to get both sides back to the negotiating table.

But actions speak louder than words, and since withdrawing from the grain deal, Russia has pounded Odesa and targeted grain storage warehouses.

Weaponising food is in direct contravention of the Geneva Convention and is against international law. Ukraine is the seventh biggest exporter of grain in the world, so by targeting Ukrainian grain and reducing global supply, Russia has forced up global prices. As the world's largest exporter of grain, Russia has much to gain from higher global prices.

For Western nations, the increased costs add a few pence to the price of a loaf of bread; however, for the world's poorest nations, the results are devastating.

Many of the poorest countries in the world whose populations face starvation lie in Africa - a traditional region of tacit support for Russia that Vladimir Putin risks alienating.

However, it is evident that the Russian president is primarily focused on domestic economic benefit rather than global implications of his actions.

It is also worth noting that the war in Ukraine is not going as Russia might have hoped, and by creating a global crisis Mr Putin might be hoping that international pressure is brought to bear to find an end to the conflict, locking in the Russian gains made to date and before Ukraine gains momentum with its counteroffensive and potentially liberates much of Russian-occupied Ukraine.
 
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[emoji298]From February 24, 2022 to August 1, 2023, the Armed Forces of Ukraine eliminated about 246,690 Russian military personnel, including 500 soldiers over the past day, according to the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.[emoji298]
 
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