Iranian Foreign & Resistance Front Strategy & Operations
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Shags101
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I have been following closely all events related to this foreign promoted uprising agains Islamic Republic, and after some weeks I have observed a surprising fact.
Some indifference of EU about this issue.
If you check carefully all public statements, they (from Kallas or Von der Layen to foreign ministers) they call about "democracy" "freedom" and murdering of protestors... and other sharp words.
But the inquestionable fact it is that EU just impossed sanctions to half a dozen people of Islamic Republic and some companies related... to drone manufacturing.
That coldness it is inexplicable... or it can be explained. My conclusions are just two.
1.- EU is tacitly recognizing that was heavy involved foreign secret services.
Obviously Macron or Meloni cannot make a public statement recognizing that armed protestors were out in the streets killing policemen or military or paramilitary public servants (that would be interpreted as a public support to Islamic Republic), but their coldness it is more than surprising.
2.- The EU´s absolute and obvious disgusting for the iranian opposition diaspora.
No one public representative of main EU players have hold a meeting with those organizations and kept a healthy long distance with that foreign agent called Reza Pahlavi.
All in all EU seems to be more comfortable with the actual status quo, than making any speculation about a succession in the iranian Government.
If you read between lines some fruitful conclusions can be extracted;
https://www.euractiv.com/news/eu-floats-fresh-iran-sanctions-amid-protests-crackdown/
So from one way or another, EU is recognizing that those riots were politically motivated from abroad, fitting itself at distance from US and Israel positions.
Some indifference of EU about this issue.
If you check carefully all public statements, they (from Kallas or Von der Layen to foreign ministers) they call about "democracy" "freedom" and murdering of protestors... and other sharp words.
But the inquestionable fact it is that EU just impossed sanctions to half a dozen people of Islamic Republic and some companies related... to drone manufacturing.
That coldness it is inexplicable... or it can be explained. My conclusions are just two.
1.- EU is tacitly recognizing that was heavy involved foreign secret services.
Obviously Macron or Meloni cannot make a public statement recognizing that armed protestors were out in the streets killing policemen or military or paramilitary public servants (that would be interpreted as a public support to Islamic Republic), but their coldness it is more than surprising.
2.- The EU´s absolute and obvious disgusting for the iranian opposition diaspora.
No one public representative of main EU players have hold a meeting with those organizations and kept a healthy long distance with that foreign agent called Reza Pahlavi.
All in all EU seems to be more comfortable with the actual status quo, than making any speculation about a succession in the iranian Government.
If you read between lines some fruitful conclusions can be extracted;
| However, according to one of the officials, it does not include sanctioning Iran’s Revolutionary Guard Corps, a 200,000-strong body that is involved in putting down the protests. France, Italy and Spain are reportedly blocking the move. |
https://www.euractiv.com/news/eu-floats-fresh-iran-sanctions-amid-protests-crackdown/
So from one way or another, EU is recognizing that those riots were politically motivated from abroad, fitting itself at distance from US and Israel positions.
Winthorpe
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Homajon
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Very tiny gathering
Flotilla
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Everybody is wellcome.
Homajon
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Remember all started when Iran got of Syria.
So let the enemy flee across the river. Tsu zu. Time puts everybody in their place.
925boy
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And dont forget all the buildings and military facilities that hezbollah destroyed and damaged that Israel hadn't fixed before Iran rained missiles on Israel. the war got Israel close to the brink lf needong economic life support, aka US help, but not as bad as Ukraine.
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US completed withdrawal from Al Asad base in Iraq
the withdrawal of the US army from Iraq will continue this year
it's actually not that good news for Iran, means fewer targets so close to our borders
War is close, once all bases are off, then the U.S. will attack. Of course, Iran still can retaliate against Israel (which is the instigator) and block the Hormuz strait, then it would still pose tremendous challenge to the U.S.
Shags101
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The only positive and I do mean only positive Israel and America to a smaller extent activated many sleeper cells that weren’t involved in the previous war and Iran will now find out they were trained and where they def
was kind of thinking the same thing especially if all of a sudden we see a rapid withdraw
was kind of thinking the same thing especially if all of a sudden we see a rapid withdraw
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