Iran - Israel/US War: Israel-US declare war on Iran, Iran responds
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FOOLS_NIGHTMARE
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Kyussis
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What did Chump do when Iran gave over 130 U.S Service Men and women brain Injuries in early January 2020 when Iran struck the Ain Al Asad Air base in Iraq? Absolutly NOTHING!!!
Those "maximum pressure"sactions that Chump placed on Iran in his first term as president are still there today. Biden never removed them yet Iran is still standing in defiance and selling more oil than ever before. Chump is a Chump and he only impresses low IQ idiots such as your self!!!
vmro
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They don't know what is the point of their war with Hezbollah, how do you expect from them to know about Iran's plan...An Israeli Official said it so you better believe him!
UKBengali
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tsunset
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Trump and his evangelical, fantasy lies he is telling to his population, about razing Iran, cutting all oil exports, doing peace and partnership with Putin, cutting everything and bombing hospitals inside Iran, will be quickly brought back to reality by US generals like they did in 2019Somehow China will stop buying Iranian oil as Trump told them not to.
UKBengali
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US has lost in Ukraine.
It's genocidal support of the entity in Palestine looks like it is going to end in failure as Hezbollah is still strong and has emptied the north of Palestine of settlers.
We are yet to see just how powerful TP3 will be be but even using 400 ballistic missiles(twice last time) will be devastating for the entity, as it(Zionist entity) is short on ABM interceptors and Iran may use even more advanced missiles this time.
Things are going very badly for the US and losers do not get to make "offers" to their advantage.
Flotilla
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The difference it is Saddam as a dictatorship didn't need to ask nobody, but Trump has Zionism and AIPAC behind, so you are indirectly dealing with Smotricht, Ben Gvir and all IV Reichstag.
Alter_Ego
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There is a angle to Trumps cabinet thats being overlooked. He will hire those who are 100% loyal to him. Which will give him more manouvering space. He also have fanatical following, who will support him and vote for him, regardless of what he does, or the media potray him.
This is actually positive in some ways, because the zionist mafia cannot as easily hurt him. Trump spell out parabolic words to provide assurances and keep followers happy like teenage girlfriends. In reality his actions seems far less hawkish and more non-interventionists than previous presidents.
Trump seem like a guy who use threats in order to provide him better cards in the subsequent negotiation. He seem to prefer this instead of millitary interventions. He hates to put American soldiers on foreign soil, if there are other ways to solve the problem.
This is actually positive in some ways, because the zionist mafia cannot as easily hurt him. Trump spell out parabolic words to provide assurances and keep followers happy like teenage girlfriends. In reality his actions seems far less hawkish and more non-interventionists than previous presidents.
Trump seem like a guy who use threats in order to provide him better cards in the subsequent negotiation. He seem to prefer this instead of millitary interventions. He hates to put American soldiers on foreign soil, if there are other ways to solve the problem.
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Elon Musk Met With Iran’s U.N. Ambassador, Iranian Officials Say
The tech billionaire, a top adviser to President-elect Donald J. Trump, was reported to have discussed ways to defuse tensions between Iran and the United States.
lon Musk, a close adviser to President-elect Donald J. Trump, met with Iran’s ambassador to the United Nations on Monday in New York in a session that two Iranian officials described as a discussion of how to defuse tensions between Iran and the United States.
The Iranians said the meeting between Mr. Musk and Ambassador Amir Saeid Iravani lasted more than an hour and was held at a secret location. The Iranians, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to discuss policy publicly, described the meeting as “positive” and “good news.”
Asked about whether there was such a session, Steven Cheung, Mr. Trump’s communications director, said, “We do not comment on reports of private meetings that did or did not occur.” Mr. Musk did not respond to a request for comment.
Karoline Leavitt, the transition spokeswoman for the incoming Trump-Vance administration, said in a statement: “The American people re-elected President Trump because they trust him to lead our country and restore peace through strength around the world. When he returns to the White House, he will take the necessary action to do just that.”
Mr. Musk has emerged as the most powerful private citizen in the Trump transition, and has sat in on nearly every job interview. During a call last week with Ukraine’s president, Volodymyr Zelensky, the president-elect handed the phone to the billionaire. Mr. Musk has played a key role in providing communications capability to Ukraine in the war with Russia.
An early direct meeting between a senior Iranian official and Mr. Musk raises the possibility of a change in tone between Tehran and Washington under the Trump administration, despite a charged history between the president-elect and Iran. One of the Iranian officials said that it was Mr. Musk who had requested the meeting and that the ambassador picked the site.
During his first term Mr. Trump pulled the United States out of the 2015 nuclear accord between Iran and world powers, calling it “a horrible one-sided deal that should have never, ever been made,” and imposed tough economic sanctions on Iranian oil revenues and international banking transactions. He also ordered the assassination of a top Iranian general, Qassim Suleimani, in Iraq in 2020.
In response, Iran’s supreme leader banned any negotiations with the Trump administration and Iranian officials vowed to avenge Mr. Suleimani’s killing. Federal prosecutors said in a court filing last week that Iran had plotted to assassinate Mr. Trump before the election.
But in the wake of Mr. Trump’s election last week, Iran has been openly debating whether it can now reach a new and more lasting deal with the United States. Many members of President Masoud Pezeshkian’s new government favor negotiating, arguing that Mr. Trump likes to make deals and that there may be an opportunity to get the sanctions lifted.
Many in the conservative faction in Iran oppose engagement with Mr. Trump, and any negotiations — or deal — must be approved by the supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. Mr. Trump has been an avid supporter of Israel, which has been waging war on the Iranian-backed militias Hamas and Hezbollah since the Oct. 7 attack last year.
On Thursday, in a post on X, Iran’s foreign minister, Abbas Araghchi, said: “Differences can be resolved through cooperation and dialogue. We agreed to proceed with courage and good will. Iran has never left the negotiation table on its peaceful nuclear program.”
Mr. Araghchi made the comments following a meeting in Tehran with Rafael Grossi, the head of the U.N.’s atomic watchdog.
Analysts said that for all the history of bad blood with Mr. Trump, the Iranians appeared to want to keep the door to diplomacy open. Mr. Trump, too, appears interested, they said.
“Overall, everything is possible with Trump,” said Ali Vaez, the Iran director for the International Crisis Group. “He appears to be interested in a deal with Iran.” But some advisers, he said, may favor other approaches, among them increasing the pressure on Iran.
The two Iranian officials said that the meeting with Mr. Musk provided a workaround for Iran, allowing it to avoid sitting directly with an American official. Mr. Musk will, however, have an official role soon. He has been named as the co-director of a new government efficiency agency.
One Iranian Foreign Ministry official said that Ambassador Iravani told Mr. Musk during the meeting that he should obtain sanctions exemptions from the Treasury and bring some of his businesses to Tehran.
Iran’s mission to the United Nations said it would not publicly comment on the meeting.
vmro
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Israeli hooligans on European tour to spread love and peace on the streets... Everyday love towards Israel is growing rapidly so much, inspiring similar supportive NGO through continent to give them back even stronger support and guidance... on the streets....now in France, romantic edition...
BHAN85
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Keep parroting Pentagon undercovers speech.
It's like WMD Iraq version 2.0
Why USA always try to deceive with stupid lies for retarded people? it's tiring.
American Jewish elite is one thing.
Israel beggar Jewish common people, it's another thing, unrelated, they can't ever have USA citizenship, so imagine how much their USA cousins help them.
USA always trying to fool everybody, and they keep doing it, but each time it's harder.
All Israel movements in the zone are orchestrated straight by USA. And it's USA the rogue state who want to destabilize Middle East, so stop thinking what corrupt Bibi wants, and start to think what big USA empire wants in Middle East, the answer is simple: chaos and mayhem, and backstab all GCC "allies".
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