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

FUB said:
He is sitting in the chair, not like the president of a country of 90 million people, but like a frail old man. Just look at TC and his posture, and the president of a regional power. It is a joke. They should have watched the interview with Putin and maybe learned something.

He was practically begging to sit back at the table to negotiate. How will Iran deal with the US when it does not have the upper hand? It is capitulation, plain and simple. Iran does not need to negotiate. He keeps saying we were negotiating when we were attacked. No shit! Trump does give a flying f..k. They had already planned what they did years in advance. Why not bring that up? He sat there and begged for sixty minutes.

He never mentioned the crushing sanctions, the economic warfare, chemical weapons, or the terrorist acts committed against Iran over the last 25 years. TC, gave him the most significant stage to talk directly to the American people, the majority of whom, like 85%, are against the war.


Why was there no instant translation? Absolute embarrassment.
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They’re deliberately putting him in this humiliating position.

He’s not like most of the IRI establishment—he’s actually a hard-working, accomplished man with a clean reputation. That’s exactly why they picked him. They needed someone who doesn’t look like the typical corrupt insider, so he can be the “moderate” face begging for relief without making the hardliners look weak.

They want him to go out there and eat the dirt, to do the begging and the apologizing, while the real power structure remains insulated. If anything succeeds, they take credit; if it fails, they blame him as the weak, spineless traitor who sold out the country.

He probably knows he can’t talk about sanctions, assassinations, and terrorism the way you want, because he’s under strict orders. They don’t want escalation. They don’t want to risk anything. They want peace and sanctions relief without any actual reform. And they want to keep the hardline faction’s “dignity” intact by outsourcing the dirty work to a “moderate” they can throw under the bus later.

Honestly, it’s a trap for him. He’s being used. He doesn’t have real power to change anything fundamental. That’s why he looks so frail and defeated: because he’s stuck playing a role designed to humiliate him for the regime’s benefit.
 
It appears Netanyahu is in Washington DC today discussing a new attack plan on Iran with Trump. A number of reports are coming in.

www.axios.com

Israeli officials think Trump could give them green light to attack Iran again

Israel is preparing for the possibility of further military action if Iran tries to revive its nuclear program.
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Behind the scenes: Netanyahu's top adviser, Ron Dermer, told officials in closed briefings that he came away from a recent visit to Washington with the impression that the Trump administration would back new Israeli strikes on Iran under certain circumstances, the sources say.

  • One scenario would be an Iranian attempt to remove the highly enriched uranium inside the damaged facilities in Fordow, Natanz and Isfahan, according to the sources.
  • Another would be if the Iranians start rebuilding their nuclear program, particularly enrichment facilities.
  • Dermer met last week with Vice President Vance, Secretary of State Marco Rubio and White House envoy Steve Witkoff, Israeli officials say. Dermer declined to comment.
The other side: Trump said twice since the 12-day war between Israel and Iran ended that the U.S. could attack Iran again in the future if it restores uranium enrichment.

  • But he has also said he wants to reach a negotiated settlement to avoid any further conflict.
  • The White House did not respond to a request for comment.
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mangekyo said:
They’re deliberately putting him in this humiliating position.

He’s not like most of the IRI establishment—he’s actually a hard-working, accomplished man with a clean reputation. That’s exactly why they picked him. They needed someone who doesn’t look like the typical corrupt insider, so he can be the “moderate” face begging for relief without making the hardliners look weak.

They want him to go out there and eat the dirt, to do the begging and the apologizing, while the real power structure remains insulated. If anything succeeds, they take credit; if it fails, they blame him as the weak, spineless traitor who sold out the country.

He probably knows he can’t talk about sanctions, assassinations, and terrorism the way you want, because he’s under strict orders. They don’t want escalation. They don’t want to risk anything. They want peace and sanctions relief without any actual reform. And they want to keep the hardline faction’s “dignity” intact by outsourcing the dirty work to a “moderate” they can throw under the bus later.

Honestly, it’s a trap for him. He’s being used. He doesn’t have real power to change anything fundamental. That’s why he looks so frail and defeated: because he’s stuck playing a role designed to humiliate him for the regime’s benefit.
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Supposedly, he was the one who stopped the True Promise III.
 
Persian Gulf said:
he tries to pretend it was just Israeli operation and to minimise the US role

he doesn't give useful facts and context about how IAEA focuses disproportionate number of resources in Iran only which is clearly a political agenda
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In 4:50 he clearly talk about united state attack
In 11:50 he said Israel given permission by USA to attack Iran
And when some people say he said he blame Netanyahu not America for war if you look at the interview to see he say i advice amelican it is not America war it is Netanyahu war i suggest America don't enter war . Netanyahu have plan to bring a never ending war into the region

Also In 5:50 he talk about idea inspection and how does inspection were given to Israel
 
FUB said:
Supposedly, he was the one who stopped the True Promise III.
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Excuse me? The president can’t control the IRGC. They take orders from Commander-in-Chief, not the President. All major policy lines, especially foreign policy and security are set by the Supreme Leader and his institutions.
 
FUB said:
He is sitting in the chair, not like the president of a country of 90 million people, but like a frail old man. Just look at TC and his posture, and the president of a regional power. It is a joke. They should have watched the interview with Putin and maybe learned something.
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Irrelevant

FUB said:
He was practically begging to sit back at the table to negotiate. How will Iran deal with the US when it does not have the upper hand? It is capitulation, plain and simple. Iran does not need to negotiate. He keeps saying we were negotiating when we were attacked. No shit! Trump does give a flying f..k. They had already planned what they did years in advance. Why not bring that up? He sat there and begged for sixty minutes.
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You liked he said no negotiations only war . Bring it on
If that's what you expected him to say . The be clear say he must showed himself to the world as a warmonger. And the interview was for American people not trump

FUB said:
He never mentioned the crushing sanctions, the economic warfare, chemical weapons, or the terrorist acts committed against Iran over the last 25 years. TC, gave him the most significant stage to talk directly to the American people, the majority of whom, like 85%, are against the war.
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Those were not what the interview was about


FUB said:
Why was there no instant translation? This interview was written by Malijak aka Zarif for Naser al-Din Shah. Absolute embarrassment.
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After 40 year of political life he is well capable of making his own interview.
And Mr. Zarif has no official post so please control your hatred.
And why there is no live translation ask the one who make the interview why blame Mr. Pezeshkian ?
 
FUB said:
Supposedly, he was the one who stopped the True Promise III.
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Yeah sure
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It was superme leader who prevent tru promise 3 but who cares let blame reformists for that
 
There is only one man in all of Iran who has the authority to decide whether we negotiate or escalate, show restraint or hit harder, accept a ceasefire or reject it, and that man is not Pezeshkian! Blaming him for these decisions is not only dishonest, it’s cowardly. It’s especially shameful given that he’s an accomplished heart surgeon with more worth than 99% of the rest who hold their positions purely through loyalty and empty slogans. I hate seeing this man being insulted and used as a scapegoat for choices he doesn’t even have the power to make.
 
FUB said:
No. Netanyaboo does not need Trump. He has the Congress. The rest is all theatrics.
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The Congress cannot order a military attack . They can declare war . President can order military action up to 2 month
The process like it
  • Congress passing a formal declaration of war through legislation.
  • The President signing this legislation into law, which then authorizes the commencement of hostilities.
 
If you look at Iran’s political history, it’s clear that the president holds significant power, so why are you so desperate to deny that responsibility?
Have you forgotten how much change occurred between Khatami and Ahmadinejad, or between Rouhani and Raisi?
And are you so unwilling to accept the reality that everything has been utterly destroyed in just one year since a weak-willed doctor became president?

What can be said with certainty is that if Raisi had been president, Israel would never have had the courage to launch such an attack and would have first targeted Raisi’s assassination.
On the other hand, Israel warmly welcomes the doctor who is so eager to sell out his country, and his safety is 100% guaranteed.
 
Garcia Sea said:
If you look at Iran’s political history, it’s clear that the president holds significant power, so why are you so desperate to deny that responsibility?
Have you forgotten how much change occurred between Khatami and Ahmadinejad, or between Rouhani and Raisi?
And are you so unwilling to accept the reality that everything has been utterly destroyed in just one year since a weak-willed doctor became president?

What can be said with certainty is that if Raisi had been president, Israel would never have had the courage to launch such an attack and would have first targeted Raisi’s assassination.
On the other hand, Israel warmly welcomes the doctor who is so eager to sell out his country, and his safety is 100% guaranteed.
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Do you deny the obvious fact that Khamenei or the Parliament can easily oust Pezeshkian in a heartbeat if they want to?
The majority of parliament members are from the conservative party.
 
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