Iran Foreign Policy and Doctrine

[Persian Gulf]

Uzbekistan Weighs Risks of Chabahar Investment - Jamestown

Executive Summary: On September 29, the U.S. State Department’s decision to reimpose sanctions on the Iranian port of Chabahar came into effect (U.S. Department of State, September 16). This move reflects Washington’s current maximum pressure policy to isolate the Iranian regime. Renewed...

jamestown.org

This article is very funny considering the new Pakistani-Afghan brotherhood.

I guess Uzbeks in the end would rather join Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan in their plan.

realistically we are closest with Tajik Afghans and Tajikistan. the others are in Turkish or Arab sphere of influence

 

[Homajon]

realistically we are closest with Tajik Afghans and Tajikistan. the others are in Turkish or Arab sphere of influence

Correct.
And now Central Asians will build a railway across the Caspian Sea to Azarbaijan, then to Turkey, across Syria directly to Saudi, then to Oman, and from there through underground tunnels across the Indian Ocean finally to India

 

[Homajon]

Iraq dismisses Iranian surveillance fears after awarding key contract to PMF-affiliated firm

The Muhandis General Company, which has been awarded a fiber-optic cable maintenance contract by Iraq's communication ministry, was sanctioned by the US in October over alleged links to Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) and Iran-backed militias in Iraq.

thenewregion.com

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[Homajon]

Iran offers online schooling to Afghan students deported in mass expulsions | Amu TV

According to Iranian media reports, approximately 280,000 Afghan students have returned to Afghanistan following Iran’s mass deportation campaign.

amu.tv

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[hyperman]

I'm honestly surprised there isn't already a Hebrew Language program offered.

There should be a spoken hebrew language news channel. Not just run by Iran, but all Arab states.

 

[BigMela2onin]

pezeshkian already suggested moving the capital to the coast. The Iranian people fell for khamenei's trap and elected a foreign agent as president. pezeshkian needs to be removed ASAP if Iran is to survive intact, so no surprise IR hasn't removed him.

 

[Homajon]

Uzbekistan Weighs Risks of Chabahar Investment - Jamestown

Executive Summary: On September 29, the U.S. State Department’s decision to reimpose sanctions on the Iranian port of Chabahar came into effect (U.S. Department of State, September 16). This move reflects Washington’s current maximum pressure policy to isolate the Iranian regime. Renewed...

jamestown.org

This article is very funny considering the new Pakistani-Afghan brotherhood.

I guess Uzbeks in the end would rather join Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan in their plan.

Uzbekistan May Benefit From Herat to Mazar-i-Sharif Railway Project - Jamestown

jamestown.org

This article makes way more sense than an Afghan-Pakistani railway

 

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[hyperman]

Iran actually doing something that they should have created 20-30 years ago.

 

[Persian Gulf]

 

[ResurgentIran2]

Iran actually doing something that they should have created 20-30 years ago.

I dont think it will have a meaningful impact.

 

[hyperman]

I dont think it will have a meaningful impact.

It will have significant impact, you think they invest in farsi language news channels and other BS b/c its useless. The idea is to break through the Israeli monopoly on Hebrew information. Frankly Al Jazeera and other MENA countries should do something similar. This is how information warfare works.

 

[Persian Gulf]

It will have significant impact, you think they invest in farsi language news channels and other BS b/c its useless. The idea is to break through the Israeli monopoly on Hebrew information. Frankly Al Jazeera and other MENA countries should do something similar. This is how information warfare works.

Turks have the competence

Arabs have the money

Iranians have the courage

but all remain divided.

my two cents that will probably make all three groups mad at me. I agree with your larger point that this is worthwhile, Israel/the West currently dominate the information war and we don't take it seriously enough.

 

[Persian Gulf]

Turkish Foreign Minister in Tehran:

He praised the good intentions and sincere vision of the Iranian President towards the issues of the Islamic world.Internal differences have led to the waste of precious time in the Islamic world, and the current stage imposes joint cooperation as an unavoidable necessity.

 

[ResurgentIran2]

It will have significant impact, you think they invest in farsi language news channels and other BS b/c its useless. The idea is to break through the Israeli monopoly on Hebrew information. Frankly Al Jazeera and other MENA countries should do something similar. This is how information warfare works.

To some extent I agree, but press tv will not exactly be readily available. Israel is heavily censored. Press tv is not even allowed in must western capitals, much less in a propagandized and brainwashed society like israel.

Its not going to do any damage, I just doubt its utility. We will see i guess.