@DeFiTracer The world isn’t blind. People can clearly see who is really desperate for a deal, who has lost international credibility, and who has dragged their own country’s reputation through the mud. No amount of political rhetoric can hide reality.
Israel is presented as a democracy, yet millions live under occupation, blockade, and daily violence.
The evidence is visible to the world.
Many people see it and speak out.
Others stay silent because of political or economic interests.
History records both the injustice… and the silence around it.
Humanity must come before profit or power.
Oil tankers are no longer passing through the Strait of Hormuz.
The world should understand why:
Israel’s war-driven policies are pushing the region toward chaos.
Iran will not stay silent in the face of aggression.
Despite deep distrust of the United States, which has repeatedly proven unreliable, Iran agreed to negotiations and a two-week ceasefire to prevent a wider war.
If Trump wants a way out of this crisis, there is only one option:
Restrain Israel.
By accepting these ten points, America saluted the world's fourth emerging superpower — and the world should salute as well.
Long live Iran 🇮🇷
Iran’s 10-Point Peace Plan:
1️⃣ Guarantee that Iran will never be attacked again
2️⃣ Permanent end to the war, not just a ceasefire
3️⃣ End to Israeli strikes in Lebanon
4️⃣ Full lifting of all US sanctions on Iran
5️⃣ End to regional fighting against Iranian allies
6️⃣ Reopening of the Strait of Hormuz
7️⃣ $2 million transit fee for every ship passing through Hormuz
8️⃣ These fees shared between Iran and Oman
9️⃣ Iran sets the rules for safe passage through Hormuz
🔟 Hormuz revenues used for reconstruction inst
@NoLimitGains This is what peak stupidity looks like.
They gambled with the world’s energy chokepoint.
The Strait of Hormuz will never be the same again.
And if the Red Sea gets pulled in, the game completely changes.
That’s when the world will truly understand the cost of bad decisions.
Closing diplomatic channels with someone like Trump, who doesn’t even understand the meaning of diplomacy, is completely understandable.
When the other side only speaks the language of threats and pressure, dialogue loses its meaning.
Today, Trump stands disgraced before the people of Iran and the global public opinion.
History will remember him as one of the most disgraceful presidents the United States has ever had.
Trump says the U.S. should charge tolls in the Strait of Hormuz instead of Iran.
Strange idea.
The Strait of Hormuz isn’t a toll booth and it’s definitely not America’s property.
If anyone tries to turn it into a place for collecting “tolls”, then the U.S. ships should be the first to stand in line and pay.
Those days when Washington acted like the world’s unquestioned superpower are long gone.
Today the “lion” roars loudly on Twitter, but in reality it’s more like a pasteurized lion — loud, but harmless.
You shout about straits and threaten the world like a street bully, but everyone knows the truth.
A huge part of today’s global chaos carries your signature.
You fueled conflicts, deepened divisions, and pushed the world closer to instability.
Now you pretend to lecture others?
The world doesn’t need your insults or your reckless threats.
People across the globe are tired of the damage caused by leaders who think arrogance is strength.
Maybe instead of shouting at the world, you should look in the mirror.😡
@NoLimitGains These delusions show Trump still doesn’t know Iran or its people. A civilization 2,500 years old doesn’t get “opened” by a tweet. The Strait of Hormuz has always been Iran’s pressure card — not a prize for anyone to just “take.�� 🇮🇷
English (Tweet):
“Mr. Volodymyr Zelenskyy,
You’ve been at war with Russia for years and parts of your country are still under Russian control.
Maybe focus on reclaiming your own territories first,
then talk about the Strait of Hormuz.”
«آقای زلنسکی،
چند سال است با روسیه در جنگ هستید و هنوز بخشی از خاک کشورتان در کنترل روسیه است.
شاید بهتر باشد اول همان مناطق را پس بگیرید،
بعد درباره تنگه هرمز صحبت کنید.»
@NoLimitGains Companies should not take part in political games or wars.
If they choose to get involved, they must also be ready to face the consequences and accept the penalties that come with it.
He knows very well that he has no real ability to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. That’s why he stepped back.
If he even believed there was a 1% chance he could force it open, he would never have retreated.
Iran and the Iranian people have won this confrontation and will continue to stand strong. From now on, the Arab states have no real option but to adapt to the new reality in the region.