mangekyo
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That will only happen if they cross our red lines. Don’t ask me what they are.Simple as that, if another attack or attempt occur, send them some ballistic greetings in Baku then take the south of their country and karabagh.
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That will only happen if they cross our red lines. Don’t ask me what they are.Simple as that, if another attack or attempt occur, send them some ballistic greetings in Baku then take the south of their country and karabagh.
This is wannabe installation of wannabe Shah...with their unfortunate spiritual leader in LA, ignore is best answer for them...View attachment 132284
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Iran Novin Party (The Party of New Iran): In the coming days, we all will witness that the people will come to the streets. Planning has been done, coordination is over and the main issue of communication is being resolved.
Russians are absolutely not reliable partners. It has been proven historically, yet such thing would greatly diminish their credibility when trying to hire or influence other countries in the global south
We don’t have moneywe should put money on his head
The Armenians want us Turks as partners, not you Iranians!
It is shocking how distorted the Iranian perspective is.
Your cherished ancient Armenians are pleading in Europe for the EU to offer Türkiye something significant in exchange for reopening the Turkish-Armenian border. While you continue to maintain hostility towards Azerbaijan and Türkiye for the benefit of Eriwan, your neighbors are seeking a nearly complete economic and geopolitical integration with Ankara.
The harsh reality is that your hybris in assessing foreign and regional relations/developments is typical rather than unusual in Iran. If Ummah/Muslim identitiy should not influence one's choices; if only detached, harsh, cold rationality is the standard for making policy decisions.
You talk about the region and your neighbors as if Iran is somehow this infallible nation that should reign over everybody in region.
If this war isn't a reality check then nobody can help you.
Armenians are naturally always looking toward the West. It should be a great warning to people in Iran.The guy is completely out of it. He is either brainwashed or something. He lives in a world where it is ´´ME´´ ME ME ME AND ONLY ME. He doesn´t realize even the political mistakes made by his side and calls everyone has betrayed us. He doesn´t want to look at things pragmatically and tell himself everything is fixable.
As for the Armenian part you hit the nail on it´s head it is based on a false narrative feed to them but Armenia wants nothing to do with them and the current President has already shifted sides like Georgia did decades ago.
Their state TV has reportedly declared war on Iran already, and has threatened the Supreme Leader and talked about invading Iranian Azerbaijan. @Persian Gulf posted such a thing on Twitter. I don't know if it's true and can be independently verified or not, but if true, it could be used as grounds for casus belli.Simple as that, if another attack or attempt occur, send them some ballistic greetings in Baku then take the south of their country and karabagh.
Then fine, on next attack, we'll settle scores with themTheir state TV has reportedly declared war on Iran already, and has threatened the Supreme Leader and talked about invading Iranian Azerbaijan. @Persian Gulf posted such a thing on Twitter. I don't know if it's true and can be independently verified or not, but if true, it could be used as grounds for casus belli.
I call it "The Curse of Thermopylae" where Persian leaders are in general mostly incompetent except for rare competent leaders such as Cyrus and Nader Shah.History is repeating itself. Every Persian empire fell the same way: internal corruption, division, weak leadership that left us open to foreign conquest. Achaemenids, Parthians, Sassanids, Safavids, Pahlavi, they all collapsed from within before the enemy finished them. The IRI is heading the same way. We keep making the same damn mistake over and over.
History is repeating itself. Every Persian empire fell the same way: internal corruption, division, weak leadership that left us open to foreign conquest. Achaemenids, Parthians, Sassanids, Safavids, Pahlavi, they all collapsed from within before the enemy finished them. The IRI is heading the same way. We keep making the same damn mistake over and over.
I call it "The Curse of Thermopylae" where Persian leaders are in general mostly incompetent except for rare competent leaders such as Cyrus and Nader Shah.