@enferadi_shode2 حیف اون پیکان که نفله این ها شد اونم پیکانی که شاهنشاه هدیه داده بود. اگه من داشتمش عکس اعلاحضرت رو روی کاپوت اش مینداختم روی درهاشم شیروخورشید تاجدار.
Workers struggling with mounting debts and rising living costs are offering their kidneys, liver tissue and bone marrow for sale to repay debts and keep their homes, the labor-focused ILNA news agency reported on November 11.
Advertisements offering organs for sale cover walls, metal doors and buildings along some streets in central Tehran, where ILNA interviewed workers and other residents whose earnings no longer cover their basic expenses.
Farhang Hosseini Street, widely known as "Kidney Street," has become a gathering point for people seeking buyers, partly because of its proximity to a municipal medical facility and a charity supporting kidney patients.
The advertisements extend beyond kidneys to liver tissue, bone marrow and other body parts, according to ILNA.
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درود به شرفت به غیرتت ماهان جان🫡
من از ته دل دوست داشتیم شاهد زمین خوردن و تحقیر شدن این زن وحوش باشیم، اما ماهان ثابت کرد که چقدر از ما قویتر و هوشمندانهتر عمل کرد.
او با قدرت، آرامش و تسلط بر شرایط، کاری کرد که خانواده این زن برای پس گرفتن شکایت، به التماس بیفتند.
این یعنی قدرت واقعی؛ پیروزی با هوشمندی، نه با خشونت! ❤️
ویدیو رو تا ته ببینید و مثل من لذت ببرید
دمت گرم ماهان جان دمت گرم
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QATAR'S IRAN PROBLEM: THE MEDIATOR, THE MONEY AND THE REGIME
In 2017, Donald Trump publicly accused Qatar of financing terrorism. Today, Washington treats Doha as an indispensable ally.
What changed? Qatar's ambitions, or America's willingness to confront them?
Doha hosts Hamas's political leadership, maintains privileged channels with Tehran, cultivates Muslim Brotherhood-linked networks and has positioned itself at the heart of negotiations over Iranian assets and the Strait of Hormuz.
All while sheltering beneath America's military umbrella.
At what point does mediation become complicity? And how long will Washington tolerate an ally pursuing a regional agenda that undermines Western interests?
Qatar has mastered the art of making itself indispensable to the very powers whose enemies it cultivates.
My latest essay for The Western Front examines the money, the ideological networks, the Iranian connection and the uncomfortable questions Washington would rather avoid.
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