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This is not an age of believing or not believing. Everything is verifiable through satellite pictures.
[🇮🇷] Iran & the USA Relationship
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This is not an age of believing or not believing. Everything is verifiable through satellite pictures.
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Iran can publish the damage on Tel Nov and Nevatim too. They have access to post strike damage assessment from space.
For some reason they’re not publishing it.
CNN/ BBC published doctored pics of attacks on Iranian sites. However we know for sure a 200kg warhead ain’t gonna do any damage to buried thick reinforced concrete bunkers protecting $5000 concrete mixers churning rocket fuel at low RPM.
Israel’s a nobody in front of Iran. I believe we can safely make this assessment.
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o mere baap
tu do din ruk ni sagda ?
sab chuppi saadh ke bethey hain, Irani, Ijraeli, Arbi, Europi, Rusi.. sab dekh re, wait kar re toss ka
batting pehle, bowling pehle.. ruk ja
sabr kar
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Trump win a chance for US to reassess ‘wrong policies’: Iran
Iran yesterday called Donald Trump’s victory in the US presidential election an opportunity for the United States to reassess past “wrong policies”.
Trump win a chance for US to reassess ‘wrong policies’: Iran
Iran yesterday called Donald Trump's victory in the US presidential election an opportunity for the United States to reassess past "wrong policies".
Trump, who is set to return to the White House in January after defeating US Vice President Kamala Harris in Tuesday's election, had pursued a "maximum pressure" strategy on Iran during his first term.
"We have very bitter experiences with the policies and approaches of different US governments in the past," foreign ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baghaei was quoted as saying by state news agency IRNA.
Trump's win, he added, was a chance "to review previous wrong policies".
Iran and the United States have been adversaries since the 1979 Islamic Revolution, which overthrew the Western-backed shah, but tensions peaked during Trump's first term from 2017 to 2021.
Before Trump was declared the winner on Wednesday, Iran had dismissed the US election as irrelevant.
Iran yesterday called Donald Trump's victory in the US presidential election an opportunity for the United States to reassess past "wrong policies".
Trump, who is set to return to the White House in January after defeating US Vice President Kamala Harris in Tuesday's election, had pursued a "maximum pressure" strategy on Iran during his first term.
"We have very bitter experiences with the policies and approaches of different US governments in the past," foreign ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baghaei was quoted as saying by state news agency IRNA.
Trump's win, he added, was a chance "to review previous wrong policies".
Iran and the United States have been adversaries since the 1979 Islamic Revolution, which overthrew the Western-backed shah, but tensions peaked during Trump's first term from 2017 to 2021.
Before Trump was declared the winner on Wednesday, Iran had dismissed the US election as irrelevant.
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Iran urges Trump to change ‘maximum pressure’ policy
Iran on Saturday urged US President-elect Donald Trump to reconsider the ‘maximum pressure’ policy he pursued against Tehran during his first term.
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Iran urges Trump to change ‘maximum pressure’ policy
Agence France-Presse . Tehran / Baghdad 09 November, 2024, 23:08
Donald Trump
Iran on Saturday urged US President-elect Donald Trump to reconsider the ‘maximum pressure’ policy he pursued against Tehran during his first term.
‘Trump must show that he is not following the wrong policies of the past,’ Iranian Vice President for Strategic Affairs Mohammad Javad Zarif told reporters on Saturday.
Zarif also said on Saturday that Trump’s political approach towards Iran led to the surge in enrichment levels.
‘He must have realised that the maximum pressure policy that he initiated caused Iran’s enrichment to reach 60 per cent from 3.5 per cent,’ he said.
‘As a man of calculation, he should do the math and see what the advantages and disadvantages of this policy have been and whether he wants to continue or change this harmful policy,’ Zarif added.
During his first term, Trump also ordered the killing of revered Iranian commander, Qasem Soleimani, who led the Revolutionary Guards’ foreign operations arm, the Quds Force.
Iranian foreign ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baghaei on Thursday said he hoped the president-elect’s return to the White House would allow Washington to ‘revise the wrong approaches of the past’ -- however stopping short of mentioning Trump’s name.
On Tuesday, Trump told reporters he was ‘not looking to do damage to Iran’.
‘My terms are very easy. They can’t have a nuclear weapon. I’d like them to be a very successful country,’ he said after he cast his ballot.
Iraqi prime minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani expressed hopes during a phone call with US President-elect Donald Trump that he would keep his ‘promises to work towards ending wars’ in the Middle East.
In the phone call, the Iraqi premier pointed to Trump’s ‘campaign statements and promises to work towards ending wars in the region’, a statement from Sudani’s office said late Friday.
‘The two sides agreed to coordinate efforts in achieving this goal,’ it added.
About 2,500 American troops are deployed in Iraq as part of a US-led coalition that was formed to help battle the Islamic State group.
Baghdad has for years called on Washington to provide a clear timeline for the withdrawal of their remaining coalition troops.
Agence France-Presse . Tehran / Baghdad 09 November, 2024, 23:08
Donald Trump
Iran on Saturday urged US President-elect Donald Trump to reconsider the ‘maximum pressure’ policy he pursued against Tehran during his first term.
‘Trump must show that he is not following the wrong policies of the past,’ Iranian Vice President for Strategic Affairs Mohammad Javad Zarif told reporters on Saturday.
Zarif also said on Saturday that Trump’s political approach towards Iran led to the surge in enrichment levels.
‘He must have realised that the maximum pressure policy that he initiated caused Iran’s enrichment to reach 60 per cent from 3.5 per cent,’ he said.
‘As a man of calculation, he should do the math and see what the advantages and disadvantages of this policy have been and whether he wants to continue or change this harmful policy,’ Zarif added.
During his first term, Trump also ordered the killing of revered Iranian commander, Qasem Soleimani, who led the Revolutionary Guards’ foreign operations arm, the Quds Force.
Iranian foreign ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baghaei on Thursday said he hoped the president-elect’s return to the White House would allow Washington to ‘revise the wrong approaches of the past’ -- however stopping short of mentioning Trump’s name.
On Tuesday, Trump told reporters he was ‘not looking to do damage to Iran’.
‘My terms are very easy. They can’t have a nuclear weapon. I’d like them to be a very successful country,’ he said after he cast his ballot.
Iraqi prime minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani expressed hopes during a phone call with US President-elect Donald Trump that he would keep his ‘promises to work towards ending wars’ in the Middle East.
In the phone call, the Iraqi premier pointed to Trump’s ‘campaign statements and promises to work towards ending wars in the region’, a statement from Sudani’s office said late Friday.
‘The two sides agreed to coordinate efforts in achieving this goal,’ it added.
About 2,500 American troops are deployed in Iraq as part of a US-led coalition that was formed to help battle the Islamic State group.
Baghdad has for years called on Washington to provide a clear timeline for the withdrawal of their remaining coalition troops.
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You guys notice how quiet the Israeli Irani conflict has become over the last few days?
Not a pipsqueak no?
My hunch is trump ka chutiya ulla has rung up Khamenei and offered him money to lay off for a while no?
What trumps done here is to secretly asked Japan n SK to buy up Irani oil n gas worth tens of billions and keep it quiet, until he comes onboard.
Iran can’t be taken for a chutiya now. I’d be damned if Iran takes the foot off the gas.
Iran will be insulted if it falls for this ruse.
Bewaquff Iran will make a huge mistake if it doesn’t choke Ijh-raheel to the point of an invalid breaking its neck vertebrae and turning it into a quadriplegic.
I’ll be so disappointed.
I know Iran’s a chutiya, but I’m holding my breath on being wrong.
You guys notice how quiet the Israeli Irani conflict has become over the last few days?
Not a pipsqueak no?
My hunch is trump ka chutiya ulla has rung up Khamenei and offered him money to lay off for a while no?
What trumps done here is to secretly asked Japan n SK to buy up Irani oil n gas worth tens of billions and keep it quiet, until he comes onboard.
Iran can’t be taken for a chutiya now. I’d be damned if Iran takes the foot off the gas.
Iran will be insulted if it falls for this ruse.
Bewaquff Iran will make a huge mistake if it doesn’t choke Ijh-raheel to the point of an invalid breaking its neck vertebrae and turning it into a quadriplegic.
I’ll be so disappointed.
I know Iran’s a chutiya, but I’m holding my breath on being wrong.
