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yeah, but these reformist statements are helpful for their agenda. you would not see US government officials ever make similar admissions of weakness.Yeah, but to show us the chart of Iranian Rial devluation, he doesn't need to cite anybody. All he needs to do is check Iranian websites or channels on Telegram.
yeah, but these reformist statements are helpful for their agenda. you would not see US government officials ever make similar admissions of weakness.
unfortunately, Iranian hardliners are out of touch with reality and incompetent and write cheques they cannot cash, and reformists are naive and weak.
These "Comrades" would be more than happy for Iran to capitulate to Israel and become a "normal" country like the UAE!Comrades, don't give up. Lets focus on strait of hormuz and what iran can do in this situation . It needs to find the solution
It is a natural response to the hardliners that as you said are out of touch with reality. Just remember how the conservatives in Iran talked before the war.yeah, but these reformist statements are helpful for their agenda. you would not see US government officials ever make similar admissions of weakness.
unfortunately, Iranian hardliners are out of touch with reality and incompetent and write cheques they cannot cash, and reformists are naive and weak.
Is this administration just incompetent or was this the plan though? Burn the moderates so you end up with hardliners.Qalibaf bet his political fortune on MoU. He personally went to Islamabad and spent 6+ hours trying to negotiate with JD Vance becoming the first Iranian politician to directly engage a U.S. vice president in decades.
The issue is MoU flopped and now Qalibaf looks naive and unserious as a playmaker in the eyes of others in the Republic since Mojtaba and IRGC were skeptical of this whole deal.
So his only hope is to revive the MoU and implement it to show he was right all along. Or else he will face the same fate in the system as Rouhani and Zarif after JCPOA failed in its objectives for Iran, now they are deflated and writing OP-EDs in western journalism.
Personally, I see this as bigger than just Iran - this is a broader war that will be won or lost in the US and European elections.Yes it's a long war but what is Iran waiting for exactly? They keep saying it's an escalation and they're going to hit back hard and then hit back hard and then hit back hard
He's repeating "all mines are cleared" every month.