#jawari

[sayruq]

Since Oct, Iraqi militia groups have been attacking American military bases. There has been dozens of American casualties though the US government has kept that under wraps. Recently, the US struck Baghdad killing Mushtaq Jawad Kazim al Jawari, a commander of the militia group Harakat al Nujaba.

The Iraq leadership prior to this strike demanded the removal of American troops from Iraq and hinted that they would support the efforts of the militia groups as they continue attacking the bases which house 2,500 soldiers.

The calls for the expulsion of American troops persist, showing that things are different now than they were the previous times when the Iraqi parliament voted for the removal of those bases. They're not just asking, they mean business.

Today, the Iraqi resistance has responded to Mushtaq's assassination.

All of this started because these groups wanted to support the Palestinian resistance in their war against the Israeli occupation forces. Now there's a real chance that the American occupation of Iraq, which started 20 years ago, will come to an end soon.

[descendentesdosol]

 O batuque constante era ensurdecedor. Cada barulho era um sinal de que o ritual estava começando. O céu estava completamente negro, sem sinal da lua, e a iluminação era feita por lamparinas de rochas, as pessoas se vestiam de preto, com os rotos pintados com tinta luminosa e o chão rochoso parecia feito de diamante, brilhando do jeito mais lindo de pedra bruta. Jawari Kwame Boulder respirou fundo enquanto caminhava no meio da multidão, atraindo todos os olhares. 

 Mais barulho foi ouvido enquanto andava. Ele era o herói de Ethioburgo, o filho da profecia, aquele que traria a glória novamente para a casa. Havia nascido com o fardo de ser o escolhido, de ser aquele que iria para seleção e deveria conseguir a coroa sob sua cabeça, tal como, Feye antes fez. Ela também fora a filha da profecia, e Jawari era o próximo. 

 O batuque parou por um tempo, dando lugar ao silêncio ansioso. Porém, ele foi quebrado pelo barulho da pedra expandindo, quebrando, dando origem a um palanque feito pelo próprio Jawari e que seria subido por ele. O Boulder caminhou, escutando a música continuar, o festejo, o brilho da esperança que apenas ele poderia carregar. 

 A seleção sempre foi seu único futuro, sua única oportunidade, e ele não podia falhar nela. Falhar na seleção seria o mesmo que falhar em sua própria vida. E ele teria que fazer tudo para acabar com a coroa em sua cabeça, mesmo que isso significasse perder tudo o que amava. 

 — Está pronto? — sussurrou sua mãe, Lueji, com um sorriso vitorioso em seu rosto.

 Jawari assentiu, sim, ele estava. E era hora de cumprir com sua alcunha de ser o grande héroi de Ethioburgo.

[alhidayatkarpet]

Jalan (hidup) yang paling baik adalah jalan (ajaran) dari (Nabi) Muhammad. Yaitu mengambil dengan cara yang baik-baik dan menyalurkan syahwat pada tempat yang dihalalkan tanpa berlebih-lebihan

[ainews]

Leaders around the world have been struck by a new and unexpected obsession: acquiring sitars for megalodons. Yes, you read that correctly – sitars for megalodons. But what exactly is this all about, and why are leaders willing to go to great lengths to obtain these instruments for a species that has been extinct for millions of years?

The first question we must address is, what is a sitar? A sitar is a stringed instrument commonly used in traditional Indian music. It is known for its unique sound, created by plucking its strings and moving a small piece of metal known as a “jawari” against the strings. The sitar has been played for centuries and has a rich history in Indian culture.

On the other hand, the megalodon is a species that has been long gone from our oceans. With an estimated length of up to 60 feet and a weight of around 100 tons, the megalodon was one of the largest and most terrifying creatures to ever roam the seas. It is believed to have gone extinct around 3.6 million years ago.

So why are these two seemingly unrelated things being linked together by leaders? The answer lies in the recent trend of using the sitar to represent the power and strength of the megalodon. Some have even referred to the sitar as the “voice of the megalodon,” its haunting and powerful sound echoing the monstrous size and ferocity of the ancient predator.

In a world where leaders are constantly looking for ways to appear strong and powerful, the sitar-megalodon connection has become a symbol of strength and dominance. Leaders have been seeking out sitars to add to their collections, some even going as far as commissioning custom-made sitars designed to resemble the megalodon's jaws and teeth.

But it's not just about appearances. Many leaders see the megalodon as a representation of their legacy and the enduring impact they hope to leave behind. By obtaining sitars for megalodons, they are signaling their desire to be remembered as fierce and unstoppable leaders.

This craze has not gone unnoticed by the music industry, with sitar makers and musicians cashing in on the demand for these unique instruments. Some are even incorporating megalodon-inspired designs and elements into their sitars to cater to this new market.

However, this obsession with sitars for megalodons has also been met with criticism. Some argue that it is a frivolous and unnecessary expenditure of resources, especially when there are pressing issues and crises that leaders should be focusing on.

Others also point out the irony of using a symbol of an extinct species to represent power and strength, when in reality, it was unable to survive. This viewpoint serves as a reminder for leaders to prioritize the pressing matters of the present and not get lost in quest for symbolism and power.

In the end, the fascination with sitars for megalodons may seem strange and trivial, but it reflects the constant pursuit of leaders to establish and maintain their legacy. Whether this trend will continue or fade away remains to be seen, but one thing is for sure – leaders will always strive for ways to showcase their strength and dominance, even if it means searching for an extinct species' musical instrument.

[tephdraw-blog]

Mini comic Jawari x Habbib 💕

Habbib: "Jawari......"

Habbib: "Can you.....say it again?"

Jawari: "Your scar is beautiful, just like all of you♡"

[the100th-monkey]

Today's News 13th January 2024

After 20 Years, It's Time For American To Leave Iraq After 20 Years, It’s Time For American To Leave Iraq Authored by James Durso, op-ed via The Hill, It seemed like a good idea at the time…  On Jan. 4, 2024, the U.S. assassinated Mushtaq Jawad Kazim al-Jawari, a commander in an Iran-linked Iraqi militia. The Pentagon press release called the militia a “terrorist group” and claimed the strike…

[andronetalks]

US strike kills militia leader blamed for Iraq attacks, Pentagon says

CNA – Channel News Asia January 4, 2024 – updated: January 5, 2024 WASHINGTON: The US military launched a retaliatory strike in Baghdad on Thursday (Jan 4) that killed a militia leader it blames for recent attacks on US personnel, the Pentagon said, a move condemned by Iraq’s government. The US strike took place at about 0900 GMT and targeted Mushtaq Jawad Kazim al Jawari, the Pentagon said,…

[georgemcginn]

Self-Defense Strike in Iraq Kills Terrorist Leader

View Online Self-Defense Strike in Iraq Kills Terrorist Leader Jan. 4, 2024 | By C. Todd Lopez U.S. forces in Iraq today conducted a self-defense strike which killed Mushtaq Jawad Kazim al-Jawari, a leader of the Iran-backed Harakat al-Nujaba terrorist group that is operating both in Iraq and Syria, said the Pentagon press secretary. Al-Jawari, also known as Abu Taqwa, was actively involved in…

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Hari Lalu Lintas Bhayangkara ke 68 Tahun, Kapolda Sumut: Wujudkan Kamseltibcarlantas!

MEDAN, Waspada.co.id – Direktorat (Dit) Lalu Polda Sumut menggelar syukuran Hari Lalu Lintas Bhayangkara ke 68 Tahun di Aula Tribrata Mapolda Sumut, Senin (25/9). Dalam acara syukuran itu dihadiri Kapolda Sumut Irjen Pol Agung Setya Imam Effendi, Wakapolda Sumut Brigjen Pol Jawari, Direktur Lalu Lintas Polda Sumut Kombes Pol Muji Ediyanto, PJU Polda Sumut serta […] The post Hari Lalu Lintas Bhayangkara ke 68 Tahun, Kapolda Sumut: Wujudkan Kamseltibcarlantas! first appeared on Waspada Online | Pusat Berita dan Informasi Medan Sumut Aceh. http://dlvr.it/SwYzs3

[lidikcyber]

Ditlantas Polda Sumut Gelar Syukuran Hari Lalu Lintas Bhayangkara ke 68 Tahun

  Lidikcybee.com, Medan – Direktorat (Dit) Lalu Polda Sumut menggelar syukuran Hari Lalu Lintas Bhayangkara ke 68 Tahun di Aula Tribrata Mapolda Sumut, Senin (25/9). Dalam acara syukuran itu dihadiri Kapolda Sumut Irjen Pol Agung Setya Imam Effendi, Wakapolda Sumut Brigjen Pol Jawari, Direktur Lalu Lintas Polda Sumut Kombes Pol Muji Ediyanto, PJU Polda Sumut serta para kasatlantas jajaran Polda…

[iilssnet]

Pakistan Maritime Matters: Law of the Seas & Security

===INTRO: Pakistan is a maritime nation with a coastline stretching over 1,046 kilometers. It has the seventh largest Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) in the world. As a result, maritime matters are of utmost importance to the country. This article seeks to explore Pakistan's maritime matters with a specific focus on the Law of the Seas and Security. It will provide an overview of Pakistan's maritime matters, discuss the Law of the Seas and international law, examine maritime security in Pakistan, identify the challenges it faces, and provide recommendations for enhancing its maritime security.

Overview of Pakistan's Maritime Matters

Pakistan is a littoral state with direct access to the Arabian Sea and the Indian Ocean. It is home to two major ports, Gwadar and Karachi, and four minor ports, Pasni, Ormara, Bin Qasim and Jawari. Additionally, the country is a member of the International Maritime Organisation (IMO), which is an intergovernmental organisation responsible for regulating maritime trade. The Pakistani Navy is the country's largest maritime branch and is responsible for protecting the maritime interests of the country, including the EEZ. It is equipped with a variety of ships, submarines, patrol aircraft, and helicopters. Additionally, it has a large maritime surveillance system, comprising of aerial and satellite surveillance and electronic warfare capabilities. Pakistan is also a signatory to the 1982 United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), which governs international maritime law and outlines the rights and responsibilities of nations in relation to their EEZs and other maritime zones.

Law of the Seas & International Law

The Law of the Seas is a set of international legal principles that govern the rights and responsibilities of states in relation to the seas and oceans. It is a cornerstone of international law and of particular relevance to Pakistan since it is a littoral state with a large EEZ. Furthermore, the Law of the Seas is codified in the 1982 UNCLOS, which outlines the legal rights and responsibilities of nations in relation to their EEZs and other maritime zones. Under UNCLOS, Pakistan has the right to exploit the resources of its EEZ, including fishing, oil, gas, and minerals. It also has the responsibility to protect the environment of its EEZ and comply with international environmental laws. Additionally, UNCLOS stipulates that all states have the right of innocent passage through the EEZs of other states.

Maritime Security in Pakistan

Pakistan's maritime security is of paramount importance to the country. In order to protect the country's maritime interests, the Pakistani Navy has a variety of ships, submarines, aircraft, and helicopters at its disposal. Additionally, it has an extensive maritime surveillance system comprising of aerial and satellite surveillance, as well as electronic warfare capabilities. The Pakistani Navy also works in conjunction with other branches of the Pakistani Armed Forces, such as the Pakistan Coast Guard and the Maritime Security Agency, to ensure the safety and security of the country's maritime domain. Additionally, it has signed several bilateral defence agreements with other countries in order to strengthen its maritime defence capabilities.

Challenges Facing Pakistan's Maritime Domain

Pakistan faces several challenges in its maritime domain. These include illegal fishing, drug smuggling, maritime terrorism, and piracy. Additionally, environmental degradation and climate change are serious issues that threaten the country's maritime domain. The Pakistani Navy is also in need of modernisation, as its current capability is limited. Furthermore, the country is facing a shortage of trained personnel and is in need of additional resources to effectively protect its maritime interests.

Enhancing Maritime Security in Pakistan

In order to enhance its maritime security, Pakistan needs to strengthen its naval capabilities. This includes modernising its ships and equipment, as well as increasing its personnel numbers. Additionally, the country needs to increase its intelligence capabilities in order to better detect and respond to threats. Furthermore, Pakistan needs to strengthen its bilateral and multilateral defence agreements in order to ensure its maritime interests are better protected. Additionally, the country needs to increase its maritime surveillance capabilities in order to better detect threats.

Conclusions & Recommendations

In conclusion, Pakistan is a maritime nation with a large EEZ and a long coastline. It is subject to the Law of the Seas and is a signatory to the 1982 UNCLOS. The Pakistani Navy is responsible for protecting the country's maritime interests and is aided by the Pakistan Coast Guard and the Maritime Security Agency. However, the country is facing a number of challenges in its maritime domain, including illegal fishing, drug smuggling, maritime terrorism, and piracy. In order to enhance its maritime security, it is recommended that Pakistan strengthen its naval capabilities, increase its intelligence capabilities, and strengthen its bilateral and multilateral defence agreements. Additionally, it is recommended that the country increase its maritime surveillance capabilities in order to better detect threats. Read the full article

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Kapolda Sumut Meresmikan Gedung Baru Polsek Pantai Labu dan Asrama Polresta Deli Serdang

Kapolda Sumut Meresmikan Gedung Baru Polsek Pantai Labu dan Asrama Polresta Deli Serdang

Deli Serdang, Goosela.com – Kapolda Sumut, Irjen Pol Drs R.Z Panca Putra Simanjuntak S. M.Si meresmikan gedung Baru Mako Polsek Pantai Labu dan Asrama Polresta Deli Serdang, Selasa (28/3/2023). Saat tiba di Mapolsek Pantai Labu Kapolda Sumut didampingi oleh Wakapolda Sumut, Brigjen Pol. Drs. Jawari S.H.,M.H beserta rombongan PJU Polda Sumut, disambut langsung oleh Kapolresta Deli Serdang Kombes…

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Kapolda Sumut Resmikan Gedung Baru Polsek Pantai Labu dan Asrama Polresta Deli Serdang

Kapolda Sumut Resmikan Gedung Baru Polsek Pantai Labu dan Asrama Polresta Deli Serdang

DELI SERDANG | TRANSPUBLIK.co.id – Kapolda Sumut, Irjen Pol Drs R.Z Panca Putra Simanjuntak S. M.Si meresmikan gedung Baru Mako Polsek Pantai Labu dan Asrama Polresta Deli Serdang, Selasa (28/3/2023). Saat tiba di Mapolsek Pantai Labu Kapolda Sumut didampingi Wakapolda Sumut, Brigjen Pol. Drs. Jawari S.H.,M.H beserta rombongan PJU Polda Sumut, disambut langsung oleh Kapolresta Deli Serdang Kombes…

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Pangdam I/BB Ikuti Istighosah Kubro Isra' Mi'raj Secara Virtual Bersama Wapres RI dan Kasad

REALITANEWS.OR.ID, MEDAN || Pangdam I/BB, Mayjen TNI A Daniel Chardin, SE, MSi, bersama Wakapoldasu, Brigjen Pol Drs Jawari, SH, MH, Kasdam, Brigjen TNI Rifky Nawawi, SE, dan para PJU Kodam I/BB lainnya mengikuti kegiatan Istighosah Kubro peringatan Isra’ Mi’raj Nabi Muhammad SAW 1444 H/2023 secara virtual dengan Wakil Presiden RI, Prof Dr KH Ma’ruf Amin didampingi Kasad, Jenderal TNI Dr Dudung…

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[tephdraw-blog]

A new Re-drawing!! Is my old OC Jawari 💜