POTUS is absolutely right. Whoever provides secure and safe passage of commercial vessels through the Strait of Hormuz should be compensated for this service.
Iran has always been the GUARDIAN of the Strait and will remain so FOREVER.
20% is of course too much. We will be fair
🇺🇸🇮🇱 Ana Kasparian got blocked by Netanyahu on X after replying "fuck you" to his July 4th post
She called it the best birthday gift ever, and proof she got under his skin.
Netanyahu's defenders say it was basic boundaries against profanity.
Ana's not holding back at all.
Source: TheYoungTurks YT / Writer: Lucas
Asur: review
Naina works as an agent investigating cases, as a doctor performs post mortem, and as a technician where she reconstructs facial model from a picture of Shubh. Jack of all trades. It's just crazy get someone to play all roles.
How this thing has high ratings.
Asur: review
Naina is hacking a so called highly secured database with java code that is taken from GeeksForGeeks website which demonstrates star pattern.
As a developer myself i can't enjoy these so called hacking movies or series. It's just so bad 😭
Iranian President Pezeshkian has published an English version of the US-Iran MoU, signed by himself, Trump and Pakistani Prime Minister Sharif.
There are some differences compared with the English version presented earlier by a US official to reporters:
• Title: The version published by Pezeshkian adds “Islamabad.”
It also lists Iran before the US, meaning this is the Iranian version of the agreement translated into English, rather than the US version. Under standard diplomatic protocol, each party’s official copy of a bilateral agreement lists its own country first.
• Paragraph 1 (Lebanon): The Pezeshkian version says the parties will be responsible for “ensuring” Lebanon’s sovereignty and territorial integrity; the version presented by the US official says they will “respect” it.
• Paragraph 4 (shipping): The Pezeshkian version explicitly states that vessel traffic will be restored by the Islamic Republic of Iran; the US version omits this language.
• Paragraph 5 (Strait of Hormuz): The Pezeshkian version gives Oman a more prominent role in discussions on future administration and maritime services.
• Paragraph 11 (frozen assets): The Pezeshkian version adds that funds should remain fully usable whether retained in their original accounts or transferred.
• Paragraph 13 (negotiations): The Pezeshkian version states that talks on the final deal will focus “exclusively” on the remaining provisions.