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Iran’s Revolutionary Guard sidelines president as military grip expands
Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps effectively has assumed control over key state functions and blocked presidential appointments, according to an Iran International report.share.google
Iran’s military grip expands
Stop writing retarded bullshit. You're one of those idiots who said Iran didn't need nuclear weapons or an air force which has brought Iran to this point where we have become the laughing stock of the academics, and even people here on PDF. They recite Iran's nuclear situation as "nuclear grievance" in academic circles now, a situation that is very much unique to Iran. No other country has wasted over a trillion dollars on a nuclear program that achieved nothing. You have zero credibility here.In your perception or reality? Asking because you are ignoringIran's main strength- resilience!
Which iranian leaders agree with this?I never heard them panicking, even though things aren't good in ira due to the war.
based on your perception or the Iranian nation's consensus? Iran is not like the Western economies we live in and it's very resilient and can sustain itself in many creative and effective ways if it has to. You forgot Iran has been under heavy sandrikns for 40 years plus and is still thriving? ran didnt collapse in 40 years of sanctions but it will under 60 or 90 days of a US blockade? You will also learn more about Iran, like many of us too, from this war.
You're paranoid, and while I understand your worry about Iran, you seem to be panicking which isn't very rational or helpful at this critical time.
US and israels attack has consolidated Iranian society, a big blessing and benefit for iran fromcthis war, so no civil war of revolution will occur. Those Kurdish isis in northern Iraq are so incompetent and have no direction.
Yes it does, because iran is an expert at asymmetrical insurgency warfare. Also, how would you know? You got insider IRGC information we don't?
True but IRGC is in controlFox News yaar....
And people on here still think Iran can strike a deal with Trump who is surrounded by Mossad agents.
And this point Iran isn’t negotiating with US it’s negotiating with Bibi.
Don't expect much from the Iranian system. They have cornered themselves so much with their stupid anti-West stance that they're basically at the mercy of China and Russia now. The Chinese wanted a ceasefire and China buys nearly 85% of our oil, besides that we needed China's veto in the UNSC against Bahrain's proposal.Dialouges are of no use. Why announced ceasefire only to do surprise attack. Thats 3rd time in a year. What a fool Iranians are.
There was nothing brilliant or unpredictable about the blockade.Well the US has surmised that Iran will never launch a first strike and will accept any ceasefires offered. As long as that remains true they have total control over the flow of the conflict. The blockade has been quite brilliant, I doubt it was Trump's idea. Trump can't just keep unilaterally extending the ceasefire while maintaining the blockade. There really isn't a military reason to resume the conflict from their prespective.
As if Iran gives a **** about some shitty resolution. Countries who want to join in on Hormuz won’t need a shitty resolution to do it.Don't expect much from the Iranian system. They have cornered themselves so much with their stupid anti-West stance that they're basically at the mercy of China and Russia now. The Chinese wanted a ceasefire and China buys nearly 85% of our oil, besides that we needed China's veto in the UNSC against Bahrain's proposal.
Bahrain's proposal to the UNSC openly called for military action against Iran in the Strait of Hormuz. Voting on it was suspended for nearly 2 weeks until the Chinese and the Russians vetoed it, and Iran accepted the ceasefire in less than 24 hours after that. Coincidence? I don't think so.
That shitty resolution called on countries to form a military coalition against Iran. Considering how Iran responded to the UNSC resolutions that put us under Chapter VII, effectively forcing us to abandon our nuclear program without a fight, and considering how scared Iran is of truly destroying Israeli infrastructure, or destroying US military assets in Turkey, I am sure that Iran does give a shit about further military actions by an international coalition.As if Iran gives a **** about some shitty resolution. Countries who want to join in on Hormuz won’t need a shitty resolution to do it.
True but IRGC is in control
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