Iran - Israel/US War: Israel-US declare war on Iran, Iran responds

[Ali_Baba]

The amount of frozen Iranian assets exceeds $100 billion.
Any deal that doesn't guarantee full, non-reversible sanctions relief is absolute, undeniable treason.


When did I?

It comes down to the negiotations. For Iran, getting rid of "all" primary and secondary sanctions is worth alot more than $100billion. A lot more.

 

[tsunset]

Reasonable demands any deal should include:

- Total removal of the fabricated term "Arabian Gulf" in the US and CENTCOM and US schools and replace it with the real and historically approved Persian Gulf

- Unfreezing of all Iranian assets across the globe

- PGCC to pay reparations in cash and gold

- Total removal of sanctions, every single one of them to the last

- Long lasting non agression pact with the US and Israel with congress approval and UN recognition of a treaty

- US and western companies investment in Iran

- Total renovation of Iranian civilian fleet including sale of new aircrafts

- Sale of military equipment to Iran, including exempting Iran from CAATSA

- Foreign investments in Iran without pressure or sanctions, including letting Iran finish its projects with countries such as Pakistan

- Total permanent end of war on Lebanon, Yemen and Iraq via treaty recognized by the UN

Bonus demands:

- Arrest of Reza Pahlavi in the US and either bring him back to Iran or jail him in a maximum security prison inside the US

- Shutdown or total change of the US funded Persian speaking propaganda channels

 

[Watandar]

It comes down to the negiotations. For Iran, getting rid of "all" primary and secondary sanctions is worth alot more than $100billion. A lot more.

Who says Iran cannot get the rest later ? A smart way to go about it would be a roadmap where Iran and the world (excluding Israel) fulfill mutually beneficial conditions and eventually all the $$$ are released, alongwith sanctions removal. Israelis will be left completely isolated.

 

[ShapurII]

It comes down to the negiotations. For Iran, getting rid of "all" primary and secondary sanctions is worth alot more than $100billion. A lot more.

The problem is the absence of legal guarantees for the non-reversibility of the US primary and secondary sanctions.

Iran and the US had a longstanding amity treaty, ratified by both sides in 1957. It didn't stop either of the sides to violate it repeatedly. As in the case of the US, the US can never be legally held accountable for violation of internationally accepted treaties as it holds the veto power in the UN Security Council.

 

[sharreman10]

100%. If Iran opens up, it will devour the rest of Gulf economies in comparison. The potential in Iran, its population is massive.

Both Iran and Iraq represent untapped economic gold mines for business and infrastructure development. Israel knows this.

 

[VCheng]

Reasonable demands any deal should include:

- Total removal of the fabricated term "Arabian Gulf" in the US and CENTCOM and US schools and replace it with the real and historically approved Persian Gulf

- Unfreezing of all Iranian assets across the globe

- PGCC to pay reparations in cash and gold

- Total removal of sanctions, every single one of them to the last

- Long lasting non agression pact with the US and Israel with congress approval and UN recognition of a treaty

- US and western companies investment in Iran

- Total renovation of Iranian civilian fleet including sale of new aircrafts

- Sale of military equipment to Iran, including exempting Iran from CAATSA

- Foreign investments in Iran without pressure or sanctions, including letting Iran finish its projects with countries such as Pakistan

- Total permanent end of war on Lebanon, Yemen and Iraq via treaty recognized by the UN

I wish Iran great good luck in getting all of that, and more, if possible. We shall soon know after next week, it seems like.

 

[tsunset]

I wish Iran great good luck in getting all of that, and more, if possible. We shall soon know after next week, it seems like.

If Iran agrees to give up the uranium to Pakistan, all of those are the minimum Iran should ask in return, because it is giving up all its chances to acquire a nuclear weapon and leaves itself open to future agressions

 

[VCheng]

If Iran agrees to give up the uranium to Pakistan, all of those are the minimum Iran should ask in return, because it is giving up all its chances to acquire a nuclear weapon and leaves itself open to future agressions

That is a very big IF for Iran. But it has to be prepared to give up something that the other side is willing to accept in order to agree to the conditions you have listed above.

After all, that is how negotiations work, right? Both sides should be able to get some of what they want while giving up some concessions to the other side.

 

[Optical216]

That is a very big IF for Iran. But it has to be prepared to give up something that the other side is willing to accept in order to agree to the conditions you have listed above.

After all, that is how negotiations work, right? Both sides should be able to get some of what they want while giving up some concessions to the other side.

war reparations is a reasonable demand on top of no compromise on Missile tech

 

[ustaad]

I know, I didn't create the photo. I just copied it and pasted it here.


The US did have military bases in Afghanistan, prior to the Taliban retakeover. I am 100% certain of that one.
Anyway, the photo is not accurate. But the point of it stands. If the US leaves its bases in the Middle East, it will be a huge victory for Iran.

I mean before this war there were no bases in this region that were destroyed by Iran

 

[UndercoverJIX]

Copied from FB.

After spending $54 billion on the war, and losing men and machines, America has finally managed to open the Strait of Hormuz, which was already open before the war began. And now it’s called the Strait of Iran. Big win for Trump.

 

[asifhaq]

You do realize UAE was a key facilitator of Iran’s illicit underground trade network? By attacking the UAE the most in this war, Iran has burned a lot of its financial infrastructure set up in the UAE and web of sanctions busting network.

So yes while UAE is a Zionist friendly country, it was all a huge trade partner and more importantly UAE banks and financial middle man helped Iran skirt sanctions.

Peace deal with USA will hurt UAEthe most.

 

[Abdul q]

So, UK, France and India holding meetings to open the strait….

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Embarrassing even if they try

 

[Waz]

Pakistan shd go for motorways and many routes and RCD ext (armenia, azeribaijan, syria) going through iran.even establish some new housing societies near border ..dry ports.meanwhile showbaz enjoying(nice dressing and rolex)

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Ah yes the old Pakistani holding hands tactics works so well with allies, see Turkey and Azerbaijan, and every other country there!

Tried and tested;

 

[Cash gk]

what I read on internet about those conditions. They won it in war. They have lost in negotiation. Pakistan gave chance to America to fight another day

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