@AmirAminiMD So Reza Shah should have just fought the allies until Iran was annihilated and his son should have just killed thousands of iranians for his throne. it takes a special kind of patriotism to step down when time demands it. However this concept is unknown to inbred niggers
Basically every senior regime figure that died in this war was killed by Israel. The US might have helped with attacking military installations, missile launchers etc. but a single dead senior regime official hurts the regime a lot more than bombing the same radio tower 10 times
America: Bombs a few bases and warehouses.
Israel: Prank calls the IRGC, gathers its entire airforce top command in the same room and then kills them all.
In the Middle East, you must fight like a Middle Easterner.
“Diplomatic immunity is not a license to incite hatred and threaten the destruction of nations. An embassy in the heart of Europe celebrating calls for annihilation against the US and Israel crosses every line. This must not be tolerated on Austrian soil.”
Netanyahu:
I have just finished an excellent meeting with President Trump. When I say excellent, it's not just lip service.
A conversation with full partnership, with mutual support, with an understanding of the common goal of ensuring that Iran will not have nuclear weapons, as well as other goals.
One of the best conversations I've ever had with a President of the United States, our friend Donald Trump.
His entire senior team was there, as was our senior team, and here too was an opportunity to exchange ideas and also to coordinate things that are important for the security and future of the State of Israel.
Reza Pahlavi:
Regime change has gotten a bad name in the West. Why was it?
Because it was so poorly implemented and executed in Afghanistan and particularly in Iraq, where the Republican Guards were sent home—half of them ended up becoming ISIS fighters.
I didn't want that to be repeated in the case of Iran.
Source: Reuters
Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa:
In its natural course, a national renaissance takes about 20 to 25 years before its full results become visible.
When we talk about Singapore, Rwanda today, Türkiye, or even the Gulf Cooperation Council countries—every country that has achieved this kind of success took time. It took around 20 to 25 years.
But that doesn't mean we have to wait 20 years before we see change in Syria. What matters is that the trajectory is upward.
Progress should become visible gradually. Every month there should be something new. Every two months there should be another achievement. These gains accumulate over time until we reach a new stage.
Then Syria will become comparable to—perhaps even surpass—many of these successful models.