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Yes…..Russia China India secretly buy Irani oil and then sell it.
Trump ka ulla kya karay ga ab?
He’s so impotent.
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ya, crude khreed ke, processing kar ke, apni chepi laga ke becho dunia bhar me.. khulli chhoot hai
US ke unscrupulous binnusmen bhi bana rahe hongey accha khasa paisa from all this chaos..
bhai I'm again and again reminded of that Nicholas Cage ki Ukraiind drug dealer movie, Lord of War ..
did Hollywood know something ? .. this one's from 2005
acchi movie hai, dramatized biopic based on a real guy something
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Irans not goin agree to play second fiddle in the ME to US or Israel.fir ghoom fir ke wohi baat
US support will forever be there, warna (((bankers))) will do bad thing
US is held hostage by (((them)))
abhi dono oil churaney ke chakkar m hain Iraandion ka
There’s no fukking way that will be an acceptable position. Not for Iran.
It maybe a position for Sawdi Judea or turkey but not for Iran.
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abe tum pujari log bhi to full dramabaaziya kar rahe ho field par humara kuta kuta tumhara kuta tommy
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Khamenei says US threats ‘will get them nowhere’
Iran’s supreme leader said on Friday that US threats against his country ‘will get them nowhere’, after president Donald Trump warned of possible military action against the Islamic republic.
www.newagebd.net
Khamenei says US threats ‘will get them nowhere’
Agence France-Presse . Tehran 21 March, 2025, 21:40
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei
Iran’s supreme leader said on Friday that US threats against his country ‘will get them nowhere’, after president Donald Trump warned of possible military action against the Islamic republic.
‘The Americans should know threats will get them nowhere when confronting Iran,’ Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said in his live annual televised speech marking Nowruz, the Persian New Year.
He said Americans ‘and others should know that if they do anything malign to the Iranian nation, they will get a hard slap’.
On March 7, Trump said he had written to Khamenei, urging negotiations with Tehran over its nuclear programme and warning of potential military action if it refuses.
On Thursday, foreign minister Abbas Araghchi said the letter was ‘more of a threat’, but also said it appeared to offer opportunities.
Araghchi added that Tehran is weighing its response which will be issued in the coming days.
On Wednesday, US news website Axios, citing a US official and other sources, reported that Trump’s letter set a ‘two-month deadline for reaching a new nuclear deal’.
It did not specify a start or end date of the two-month period.
Khamenei has previously dismissed Trump’s overtures for talks, accusing the US president of attempting to deceive global public opinion by portraying the United States as willing to negotiate and Iran as unwilling to engage.
Trump, who began his second term in January, has reinstated his policy of ‘maximum pressure’ against Tehran.
During his first term, he unilaterally withdrew the United States in 2018 from the landmark nuclear deal between Iran and world powers and reimposed sweeping economic sanctions on Tehran.
Iran initially adhered to the deal for a year after Trump’s withdrawal but then started scaling back its own commitments, increasing uranium enrichment levels up to 60 per cent.
The current level far exceeds the 3.67 per cent limit set under the deal, and is much closer to the 90 per cent threshold required for weapons-grade material.
Efforts to revive the nuclear deal have so far failed.
Tehran accuses Trump of contradictory approaches, and has repeatedly ruled out direct talks with Washington under pressure.
Iran ‘definitely will not negotiate directly while facing pressure, threats, and increased sanctions,’ Araghchi said on Thursday.
Agence France-Presse . Tehran 21 March, 2025, 21:40
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei
Iran’s supreme leader said on Friday that US threats against his country ‘will get them nowhere’, after president Donald Trump warned of possible military action against the Islamic republic.
‘The Americans should know threats will get them nowhere when confronting Iran,’ Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said in his live annual televised speech marking Nowruz, the Persian New Year.
He said Americans ‘and others should know that if they do anything malign to the Iranian nation, they will get a hard slap’.
On March 7, Trump said he had written to Khamenei, urging negotiations with Tehran over its nuclear programme and warning of potential military action if it refuses.
On Thursday, foreign minister Abbas Araghchi said the letter was ‘more of a threat’, but also said it appeared to offer opportunities.
Araghchi added that Tehran is weighing its response which will be issued in the coming days.
On Wednesday, US news website Axios, citing a US official and other sources, reported that Trump’s letter set a ‘two-month deadline for reaching a new nuclear deal’.
It did not specify a start or end date of the two-month period.
Khamenei has previously dismissed Trump’s overtures for talks, accusing the US president of attempting to deceive global public opinion by portraying the United States as willing to negotiate and Iran as unwilling to engage.
Trump, who began his second term in January, has reinstated his policy of ‘maximum pressure’ against Tehran.
During his first term, he unilaterally withdrew the United States in 2018 from the landmark nuclear deal between Iran and world powers and reimposed sweeping economic sanctions on Tehran.
Iran initially adhered to the deal for a year after Trump’s withdrawal but then started scaling back its own commitments, increasing uranium enrichment levels up to 60 per cent.
The current level far exceeds the 3.67 per cent limit set under the deal, and is much closer to the 90 per cent threshold required for weapons-grade material.
Efforts to revive the nuclear deal have so far failed.
Tehran accuses Trump of contradictory approaches, and has repeatedly ruled out direct talks with Washington under pressure.
Iran ‘definitely will not negotiate directly while facing pressure, threats, and increased sanctions,’ Araghchi said on Thursday.
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US can't touch Iran or else Iran will fukk da US up beyond recovery.
Only way for the US to destroy Iran is to use nukes........
And if it does that, then you can kiss da current global world order goodbye!
Sawdi Judea, Al-Turkiya or even Pakistan or Egypt like harmless countries are fair game.......not much consequences, but if Iran gets nuked, then it will change the whulldd.
Only way for the US to destroy Iran is to use nukes........
And if it does that, then you can kiss da current global world order goodbye!
Sawdi Judea, Al-Turkiya or even Pakistan or Egypt like harmless countries are fair game.......not much consequences, but if Iran gets nuked, then it will change the whulldd.
