By exposing how USAID finances people acting as agents of regime change for US imperialism, a number of anti-Iran operatives masquarading as journalists have been exposed. They have received tens of millions of dollars in payments over the years.
The very idea of US-Iran talks appears far-fetched given the extreme hostility Trump showed toward Tehran during his last term as president. There are, however, moves and statements from both sides that give hint to possible backdoor channels working.
Just days before Trump’s inauguration as president, Russia and Iran signed a landmark Startegic Partnership Agreement that. Clearly signal the two countries’ desire to forge closer cooperation in numerous fields including energy, transportation, nuclear and defence.
With the loss of Syria to the imperialists and zionists, the Resistance Axis has suffered a major setback. Faced by escalating threats from the zionist war criminals, it may be time for Iran to revise its nuclear doctrine.
The zionist entity was warned that if attacked Iran’s oil or nuclear facilities, the blowback would be so severe that the illegitimate entity would be wiped out. Not surprisingly, the zionist war criminals were at pains to emphasize they only hit military targets. Expect a response; it won’t be pleasant.
What would be the consequences of direct US military involvement to save its zionist war in a potential war with Iran. This article examines the various scenarios.
Muslims unfamiliar with ground realities in West Asia want to see Islamic Iran and Hizbullah launch a full-scale war on Israel. This would play into Israel and US hands. Like a frog in a pot, Israel is being boiled slowly. It will wear it down leading to its demise.
The Islamic Republic in Iran is Islamic because it refuses to compromise on Islamic principles for the sake of financial or political gains from the forces of kufr, shirk and dhulm. It is paying a huge price but has remained steadfast.
With rising tensions in West Asia, fueled by the zionist terrorists in illegal occupation of Palestine, there is vigorous debate in Tehran about whether the Islamic Republic should revise its doctrine of eschewing nuclear weapons.
Iranians will go the polls again in a week’s time to vote in the second round of presidential election. The two front-runners, neither of whom secured the required 50% plus one vote, will face off each other on July 5.
Following the untimely death of President Raeisi, western media outlets have been predicting doom and gloom in Iran. This is their default mode after each tragedy that strikes Iran. Their predictions have proved wrong in the past and will be proved wrong again.
