@AryJeayBackup "(C)onsidering withdrawal from the NPT, reviewing the country’s defense doctrine (...) have become unavoidable necessities and a national, public demand"
Considering and reviewing? This is a nothing statement unfortunately. Iran should have left the NPT a long time ago.
@plm203@Jangjouye I hope that Bibi accidentally directs a few missiles toward Araghchi, Pezeshkian, and Ghalibaf when the next military operation begins. But he likely won’t. These three men are worth more to Israel than its nuclear weapons.
@bears_with I don’t have a solution. I can engage in wishful thinking, though. I think it would be better if a new president took office. Someone younger, who feels more loyalty toward the military, and who dares to seriously challenge the West. But that won't happen.
@bears_with But shouldn't the General Staff tell the President to finally take his gloves off and try to actually win this war rather than endorsing a new Minsk deal (that probably will pave the way for WW3)?
@plm203@otagherasad The only requirement is that the US meets Iran’s 7 demands before any negotiations can take place. That is the official stance. Is Ghalibaf—the pathetic loser—now going to start wavering on this?
@HormuzLetter So, the tiresome "Netanyahu and Trump disagree" propaganda has been trotted out again. Let me be clear: there is no daylight between Netanyahu and Trump and never was. You should be ashamed of yourself for spreading this propaganda. See below.