1/ Given the pitiful knowledge of the Iranian Diaspora about Iranian history, it's imperative that Iranians learn Iranian history. One of the most common myths is that Iran was originally "Persia" and only became Iran in 1935.
That's not what happened. At all.
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@LionsOfZion_ORG Why are you using American blood to do your dirty work? Foreigner.
Americans hate you. It's high time Israel was cut off from American society and funding.
Get lost. Clown.
@websterkaroon Yes. Iran's leadership (IRGC) wants more war. They are unbelievably smart/brave and are in control.
The IRGC are an incredible military force that sees this as a prime opportunity to expel the US and completely change the power dynamics in West Asia forever.
Be grateful tbh.
@MosiniElisa What is a "European"?
You have nothing genetically in common as a Southern Italian, with a Finnish person.
You're retarded. Countries like Greece should be looking to integrate into West Asia in deep ways.
Not pray that Northern Europeans don't treat Southern Europeans badly.
@madamromii Why is this something you think people would find interesting?
We've got Iranians building nuclear technology and missiles. Winning international olympiads for Physics/Math. Defending the homeland.
Meanwhile you just come off as an insecure, lost and immature brown girl. Sad.
The IRGC-affiliated Fars News Agency says that reports claiming Iran agreed to reopen the Strait of Hormuz are false, maintaining that no changes have been made to Tehran's policy. Military sources cited by the outlet say that the strategic waterway remains closed, requiring explicit authorization and coordination with the IRGC Navy for passage.
I don't trust anything coming out of the US administration.
Iran should get full control of Hormoz. 100%. Inflow AND Outflow. Anything less is an unacceptable security risk.
Do not be fooled again.
@araghchi@mb_ghalibaf@MKhamenei_ir
https://t.co/7kWjfEGztd
⚡️BREAKING: The United States has Proposed that Iran can control the Inflow of vessels into the Strait of Hormuz while Oman controls the Outflow
Basically Iran gets to Decide who Goes in
The Proposal is Currently being studied by Iran
A very insightful piece.
“This escalation is more about prolonging the conflict rather than making it more damaging,” said Ostovar, adding the IRGC saw winning as a zero-sum calculation. “Iran sees its enemies as not having the political stomach for a long fight, and so the longer it continues, the weaker the resolve of their enemies will be. That is how they see it.”
@IranObserver0 One could argue the US is trying to prevent its SPR from being depleted and proposing this to buy time by allowing SOME ships to leave.
Iran has to maintain full control of Hormoz.
No other nation has the ability to stand up to the US in the region which is key.
Let's say it directly...
Trump wants his clean, luxury War against Iran, where:
- 2 to 4 interceptors are launched against each 🇮🇷 ballistic missile
- Missile defenses protect forces & allied infrastructure
- 🇺🇸 Aircraft launch cruise-missiles safely 100km from Iran's borders
But Iran effectively depleted stockpiles of such luxury weapons and the resulting new reality is that another high-intensity campaign would become very costly
➡️ Everyone is now used to such luxury wars, going dirty could destroy Trump's legacy
It seems clear that he is unwilling to risk his 'legacy'