They should call for a serious and stop this war. It's no longer funny for everyone around the world.

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Putin is making a very big mistake,just look at the sanctions Russia has received so far.
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Na today them don they sanction them?

Putin is making a very big mistake,just look at the sanctions Russia has received so far.

Nawah oooo

😥😢😰😭😭😭😭😭😭
Let there be peace

End time

https://youtu.be/NJH8X2Xph8U

Conflict

Putin is just dictative

What of Nigerians there?

Russia, Ukraine war distorts global markets
25 February 2022 | 3:54 am

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Russia’s invasion of Ukraine rattled global financial and energy markets, causing oil prices to spike and financial instruments to fall after Russian troops moved into Ukraine by air, land and sea.

Although crude oil price yesterday soared to about $105 per barrel, a development is last seen in 2014, Nigeria’s economy may face fresh uncertainties.

Already, analysts expect the increased global energy prices to filter into the domestic economy in the form of higher gas and other fuels prices.

Given that the utility sub-basket constitutes 32.6 per cent of the core inflation, they expect the core inflation to continue its ascent over the short term, with an overall negative implication for the headline inflation, especially with the lingering scarcity caused by adulterated fuel import.

Similarly, with major food items like wheat being imported from Russia, there are concerns about food inflation if the tension lingers.

https://guardian.ng/news/russia-ukraine-war-distorts-global-markets/

Russian invasion of Ukraine enters third day: What we know so far

Reports of artillery blasts heard in Kyiv as Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy warns of impending Russian assault on the capital.
Smoke and flames rise in the night sky during the shelling near Kyiv.
Smoke and flames rise during the shelling near Kyiv as Russia continues its invasion of Ukraine [Gleb Garanich/Reuters]
Published On 26 Feb 202226 Feb 2022

Invading Russian forces have closed in on Ukraine’s capital in an apparent encircling movement after a barrage of air attacks on cities and military bases around the country.

Frequent artillery blasts could be heard in Kyiv in the early hours of Saturday, coming from an unspecified location some distance from the city centre, according to the Reuters news agency

https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2022/2/26/russia-invasion-ukraine-enters-third-day-what-we-know-so-far

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Throughout 2021 and 2022, Russian military buildup on the border of Ukraine has escalated tensions between the two countries and strained bilateral relations, with the United States sending a strong message that invasion would be met with dire consequences for Russia's economy.

On 24th February 2022, the Russian army proceeded to invade Ukraine.

[quote]Ukraine invasion: Russians close in on Kyiv but meet strong resistance

Russian assaults on the Ukrainian capital Kyiv have been met with fierce resistance, as the Ukrainian military says it fought off several attacks.

The military said in a Facebook post early on Saturday that an army unit managed to repel Russian forces near its base on a major city street.

In a new video, President Volodymyr Zelensky said: "We won't lay down our arms. We will defend our state."

The city government confirmed ongoing fighting and urged people to stay home.

According to a report by the Interfax-Ukraine news agency, city officials put out a statement asking people to stay in shelters and to stay away from windows if they were at home.

But Secretary of the National Security and Defence Council Oleksiy Danilov told Ukrainian news site Lb.ua that the army was "in control" of the situation.[/quote]

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-60534959