@Yolitatennis Look, both players are Wimbledon champs, 1 current #1 and the other former #1 and undisputed GOAT with a truckload of W titles to his name. If that doesn’t get prime time , I really don’t know what ever will 🤗
@Yolitatennis@SmeetsWies Who the hell cares about Fery??? Nobody even knows him. He’s likely to get destroyed by Zverev to boot. This is a major international event, not a British exo. Putting Fery in prime time would have been nothing short of LUDICROUS.
@Yolitatennis Novak needs all the time he can get after such a long QF and yes every single extra hour matters. Novak doesn’t cope well with the heat either. This is the main semi final, it had to be prime time. Best possible scheduling for both players.
About one-third of the world, including Iran’s 90 million people, live under crippling US sanctions.
So under the current order, the US gets to crush foreign economies at will. By contrast, Iran is not allowed to use its own economic coercion over the Strait of Hormuz to raise money for the damage caused by an unprovoked US-Israeli war of aggression, and to help ensure one doesn’t happen again.
And the entire region, already hurt by decades of US-Israeli wars, has to suffer the consequences.
@RnaudBertrand People need to rebel, no? If everyone quotes RT at once, they’re not going to arrest everyone, are they? In times like this, passiveness is not an option
@BuckSexton In NY, we have those temperatures every single summer except the humidity is way higher making it much more unbearable. Air conditioning here is not a luxury but a necessity ( and ceiling fans)
I have a bad news: The new Iran “peace deal” is a textbook scam engineered to fail from day one >> just like the Minsk accords.
It’s not peace. It’s a pause.
The US empire is buying time, regrouping, and preparing the next round of aggression against Iran.
Ultimately, Washington’s goal remains regime change >> they’ll wait years, even decades if needed.
This interim framework > sanctions relief tied to vague “compliance,” uranium dilution, Hormuz reopening, and a 60-day window for more talks >> gives Iran some breathing room after US-led strikes while Washington resets for escalated pressure.
No real security guarantees for Iran, no genuine de-escalation, no trust.
History shows exactly how this plays out.
Iran gets limited cash flows from oil sales and frozen assets unlocked after enduring American aggression.
The US gets a tactical timeout to reposition, with weak promises that everyone knows won’t hold.
Same old script: kick the can, let tensions simmer, then justify the next wave of sanctions, threats, or attacks when convenient.
This is pure US aggression dressed up as diplomacy.
Manufactured “Israel vs USA tensions” provide the usual cover while the empire maintains its forever pressure campaign in the region.
No peace on the horizon.
This is just another delay tactic in America’s long war on Iran aimed at regime change.
Watch what the US does with any renewed leverage and how quickly the accusations restart.
Stay skeptical.
@angeloinchina Best take I’ve read so far. So many people seem completely deluded about this! As if the US was going to turn against Israel for the sake of Iran 🙄 same old playbook. Iran needs to stay mobilized and do whatever it takes to avoid a Minsk 2 or worse.
@HormuzLetter@samhusseini This whole mou business is a time gaining tactic (similar to Minsk) and some sort of a PR stunt with US and Israel playing good cop bad cop around it. Iran, please, stay prepared for the worst and do not relent.
@MintPressNews@21WIRE So is Iran going to retaliate ? They should and forget about signing any deal with partners that are not trustworthy and will not abide by any of their promises.