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"To allow diplomacy to run its course, I earnestly request President Trump to extend the deadline for two weeks. Pakistan, in all sincerity, requests the Iranian brothers to open Strait of Hormuz for a corresponding period of two weeks as a goodwill gesture. We also urge all warring parties to observe a ceasefire everywhere for two weeks to allow diplomacy to achieve conclusive termination of war, in the interest of long-term peace and stability in the region. "I say put the entire onus/blame on Pakistan's insistence and prodding if it gives the two sides an off-ramp. I sincerely hope the two sides take the off-ramp and not let the Zionist bastards derail it yet again.
People start becoming pessimistic it’s war it’s not a sprint to the finish it’s a marathon it’s who has will and endurance to make it to the finish line no matter if your body is battered you end the race in your own two feet it’s a winIts not about patience. its about upcoming loses and suffering of normal civilians. Do you argue that one side can deliver much much more pain on the other and there is huge imbalance of strength.
Daily salvos of 10-12 missiles did not prove painful enough for israil to stop hitting civilians. otherwise these rats are most cowardly crying bunch. if they were receiving unbearable pain, they would have stopped already.
Ok bro, not to flog a dead horse, but there is a distinction between a temporary cessation, versus agreeing to overly generous terms of a temporary cessation.Nobody cares about favorable internal pressure in the West. We don't, they don't, Israel doesn't.
If Iran accepts a ceasefire, we have lost the war. It is a premature declaration of surrender. And I hope the Islamic Republic would be kicked fast and get replaced by whatever regime that will be subservient to the US.
2 weeks with good chance it becomes permanent (given that Trump wants out) is much better than the alternative. If things do go bad again what’s stopping u closing the Hormuz again? Fight to death without any compromise is great but will probably result in exactly that and is playing into Isreal’s hands.Yes
Asking Iran to give its biggest concession up without anything in return (a ceasefire for 2 weeks is worth nothing when you already been bombed 15,000 times) is a dumb proposal.
This ceasefire proposal was completely slanted towards US and Israel and the Arab nations.
Dead on arrival.
But what more do you expect from Pakistan PM who was praising Trump for being the beacon of peace just weeks ago at the farce “Board of Peace” summit.
I say put the entire onus/blame on Pakistan's insistence and prodding if it gives the two sides an off-ramp. I sincerely hope the two sides take the off-ramp and not let the Zionist bastards derail it yet again.
It shows neutrality. That doesn't matter, but just a gesture.Pakistan abstained because her vote didn't matter at all.
Already running on natural chaos...may i suggest valium?
Agreed, so what is the plan? Fight till Israel is destroyed (not feasible as Iran has no ability unless it goes nuclear)? Or the US is destroyed? Or the GCC is destroyed?It doesn’t matter who is brokering the ceasefire. 7 parties, 31 countries negotiated the JCPOA and it took only one country to break the agreement. Israel never honored a ceasefire before. Its not going to be different this time. Why would it be different this time?
Are you the representative of Iran? What right do you have to claim that ultimately Iran wants to come to the negotiating table?Ok bro, not to flog a dead horse, but there is a distinction between a temporary cessation, versus agreeing to overly generous terms of a temporary cessation.
No one is asking for the latter, but they are trying to get to the former
And this notional period is likely to be just the first attempt and you may end up going back to war anyway, but at least that clarifies a terms of reference for a future negotiation.
You see the subtlety here is to prevent a disastrous spiral with some pause for a ceasefire and negotiation.
Just because you agree to a ceasefire hardly means you accept a surrender, that is nonsense if you retain the ability to continue, then you simply continue
And ultimately Iran does want to come to the negotiating table
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