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tik_clasher
Clasher :
а в чем прикол это ж очивидно рофлы почему она так реагирует
2026-09-06 20:57:36
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ancientgod67
• :
Как она рада
2026-09-06 18:51:00
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bolat3702
Bolat :
а самой интересно [Слезы радости][Слезы радости][Слезы радости][Трогательно]
2026-09-07 09:01:47
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haidarsalamon
Хайдар Атшабаров :
Френд просто френд
2026-09-07 12:54:10
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akulazxc
Из жалости!!! :
вчера пересмотрела 😂
2026-09-06 17:43:52
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hierophant736
danamuck :
Лева просто босс
2026-09-07 11:26:33
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tg_kripto_arbitra
Know expect :
бедный Лёва мне его жаль 😥
2026-09-06 20:11:08
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soren_91
SUETA🕒 :
Проду
2026-09-06 16:52:22
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d7ssss1
homson :
о нет он назвал её горячей,это же просто пипец блин🫪
2026-09-07 18:46:03
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debedeigrahuini
топ 1 кез своей комнаты :
Делает вид что не нравится
2026-09-06 15:25:17
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vladislavgudkov8
Vladislav :
Лева пиздатый мужик, она прекрасная женщина, они смотрятся
2026-09-06 20:01:31
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sosal0694
sosal? :
боже,сказал что горячая ,какой кошмар 😩😩
2026-09-07 12:17:05
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_joker_11.11
Александр Евсин :
не хочет показывать , что ей приятно
2026-09-08 06:01:56
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President Donald Trump on Thursday gave a deliberately ambiguous response when asked about the possibility of deploying U.S. ground troops to Iran, as the conflict — now entering its third week — continues to rattle global energy markets and trigger escalating attacks on oil and gas infrastructure. Speaking to reporters during a joint appearance at the White House with Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, Trump initially dismissed the idea of sending troops to the region.  “No, I'm not putting troops anywhere,” he said, before adding a caveat that left room for interpretation: “If I were, I certainly wouldn’t tell you.” Despite ongoing reports suggesting the U.S. is considering additional military deployments, Trump repeated that no ground forces would be sent into Iran. At the same time, he emphasized that his administration would take “whatever is necessary” to control rising oil and gas prices, including maintaining pressure on Iranian energy exports. The president also downplayed the scale of the conflict, once again referring to it as an “excursion,” a term he has increasingly used in recent days. He expressed confidence that the situation would ultimately stabilize, saying the outcome would lead to a “much safer world.” Trump confirmed he had recently spoken with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu regarding a controversial Israeli strike on Iran’s South Pars gas field — the country’s largest. According to Trump, he urged Netanyahu not to carry out the attack and claimed the Israeli leader agreed. “I told him ‘don’t do that,’ and he won’t do it,” Trump said. However, those remarks appeared to conflict with earlier statements in which Trump criticized Israel for what he described as a forceful escalation, while also insisting the U.S. had no prior knowledge of the strike. He further denied that Qatar had any involvement or advance warning, even after Iranian retaliation targeted a major Qatari gas facility. In a post on Truth Social late Wednesday, Trump warned that further attacks could trigger a significant U.S. response. While calling for an immediate halt to strikes, he also threatened that American forces could join Israel in a massive operation against the South Pars facility if Iran continued targeting regional energy infrastructure. “I don’t want to authorize that level of destruction,” he wrote, citing long-term consequences for Iran. “But if Qatar’s LNG facilities are hit again, I will not hesitate.” Trump’s assertion that the U.S. was unaware of Israel’s plans has been challenged by Israeli officials, who say the operation was coordinated with Washington. Speaking anonymously, several officials indicated that Trump’s public distancing mirrors previous instances in which U.S. leaders have downplayed involvement in Israeli strikes. Meanwhile, the fallout from the attack has intensified across the region. Iranian retaliatory strikes have damaged key energy facilities in Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates, forcing shutdowns and raising fears of broader disruption. Oil markets have reacted sharply. Brent crude has climbed more than 13 percent since the initial strike, with prices reaching $114 per barrel on Thursday — the highest level since mid-2022. Iran has also issued evacuation warnings for several major energy sites across the Gulf, including facilities in Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Qatar, declaring them “legitimate targets” and urging workers and residents to leave immediately.#fyp #viral
President Donald Trump on Thursday gave a deliberately ambiguous response when asked about the possibility of deploying U.S. ground troops to Iran, as the conflict — now entering its third week — continues to rattle global energy markets and trigger escalating attacks on oil and gas infrastructure. Speaking to reporters during a joint appearance at the White House with Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, Trump initially dismissed the idea of sending troops to the region. “No, I'm not putting troops anywhere,” he said, before adding a caveat that left room for interpretation: “If I were, I certainly wouldn’t tell you.” Despite ongoing reports suggesting the U.S. is considering additional military deployments, Trump repeated that no ground forces would be sent into Iran. At the same time, he emphasized that his administration would take “whatever is necessary” to control rising oil and gas prices, including maintaining pressure on Iranian energy exports. The president also downplayed the scale of the conflict, once again referring to it as an “excursion,” a term he has increasingly used in recent days. He expressed confidence that the situation would ultimately stabilize, saying the outcome would lead to a “much safer world.” Trump confirmed he had recently spoken with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu regarding a controversial Israeli strike on Iran’s South Pars gas field — the country’s largest. According to Trump, he urged Netanyahu not to carry out the attack and claimed the Israeli leader agreed. “I told him ‘don’t do that,’ and he won’t do it,” Trump said. However, those remarks appeared to conflict with earlier statements in which Trump criticized Israel for what he described as a forceful escalation, while also insisting the U.S. had no prior knowledge of the strike. He further denied that Qatar had any involvement or advance warning, even after Iranian retaliation targeted a major Qatari gas facility. In a post on Truth Social late Wednesday, Trump warned that further attacks could trigger a significant U.S. response. While calling for an immediate halt to strikes, he also threatened that American forces could join Israel in a massive operation against the South Pars facility if Iran continued targeting regional energy infrastructure. “I don’t want to authorize that level of destruction,” he wrote, citing long-term consequences for Iran. “But if Qatar’s LNG facilities are hit again, I will not hesitate.” Trump’s assertion that the U.S. was unaware of Israel’s plans has been challenged by Israeli officials, who say the operation was coordinated with Washington. Speaking anonymously, several officials indicated that Trump’s public distancing mirrors previous instances in which U.S. leaders have downplayed involvement in Israeli strikes. Meanwhile, the fallout from the attack has intensified across the region. Iranian retaliatory strikes have damaged key energy facilities in Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates, forcing shutdowns and raising fears of broader disruption. Oil markets have reacted sharply. Brent crude has climbed more than 13 percent since the initial strike, with prices reaching $114 per barrel on Thursday — the highest level since mid-2022. Iran has also issued evacuation warnings for several major energy sites across the Gulf, including facilities in Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Qatar, declaring them “legitimate targets” and urging workers and residents to leave immediately.#fyp #viral
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A 49-year-old woman in Alabama will spend over a quarter of a century behind bars for drugg*ng, tortur*ng & SA a young girl for several years. Michelle Lee Ratliff on Monday pleaded guilty to 1 count each of s3xual tortur3 by force, first-degree sod0my & distribution of dr*gs to a minor. Following the plea hearing, a judge ordered Ratliff to serve a sentence of 26 years in a state penitentiary. Due to the nature of the charges she pleaded to, Ratliff will not be eligible for parole or correctional incentive time, meaning she must serve the entire sentence before she is released. Ratliff & her husband, 37-year-old Edwin Ratliff, were initially indicted by a grand jury on 32 criminal charges in connection with the abus3 in 2021. Edwin Ratliff faced 16 charges & Michelle Ratliff faced 8. Michelle Ratliff was also charged with 5 counts of production of obscene matter of a person under 17. Ratliff’s husband pleaded guilty in April to charges of s3xual tortur3, rap3, enticing a child for an immoral purpose, production of CP & sod0my. He was similarly sentenced to 26 years in prison without the possibility of being paroled early. The Pelham Police Department at the time of their arrest said the couple s3xually, physically & mentally abus3d a young relative from when she was 10 until her early teens. The victim first came forward in 2019 & reportedly told investigators that Michelle & Edwin Ratliff had s3xually tortur3d her, often more than once in a single day, with “inanimate objects.” The couple was also accused of photographing & videotaping what authorities described as heinous abus3. The victim also reportedly told authorities she was regularly drugg3d before & during the ass*ults with prescription drugs such as Percocet, Suboxone & Adderall. The couple also reportedly provided the victim with alcohol. Michelle Ratliff is the victim’s biological aunt & the abus3 began in 2011 & ceased in 2015. While the victim was not a permanent resident of the home, she reportedly visited their home regularly. #crimejunkiepodcast #crimejunkie #crimestories #crimetiktoker #crimetiktoks #truecrimecommunity #truecrimetiktok #crimetok #crimetiktok

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