🔴Behind Trump’s Oil Rhetoric: Market Mythmaking vs. Axis Resistance



📼In a newly surfaced video statement, former US President Donald Trump claims that the United States has secretly been "taking out millions of barrels of oil" from Iran, specifically noting an operation targeting "22 ships late at night with no lights." He asserts that this covert economic warfare is the sole reason global oil prices are sitting between $85 and $90 a barrel rather than skyrocketing to $250.
As an analysis of the text, video, and the broader geopolitical landscape reveals, these claims reflect the classic contradictions of American exceptionalism—blending hyperbole with real-world economic aggression.
Fact-Checking & Economic Reality


⚪️The Physical Impossibility of "Taking" Oil:

✌From an oil and gas engineering standpoint, a state cannot simply "take out" millions of barrels of crude oil from an adversary's shipping vessels in the middle of the night to manipulate global supply curves. If Trump meant "seizing" or "interdicting" tankers to enforce unilateral sanctions, the historical record shows only occasional US civil forfeitures of Iranian fuel cargoes (such as the Suez Rajan incident). These are legal and naval disruptions, not a continuous, stealthy extraction mechanism that physically siphons oil into global markets.


⚪️The $250 Barrel Myth:

👌Trump’s assertion that his actions prevented $250-a-barrel oil is economically unfounded. Global crude pricing is determined by OPEC+ production quotas, non-OPEC output (particularly US shale), and macroeconomic demand signals from major consumers like China. Sanctions on Iran have historically created a multi-tier market where Iranian crude is sold at a discount to independent refiners, but it has never possessed the unilateral leverage to trigger a 300% price explosion on its own.


⚪️Context of the Footage:

🫶The visual layout, including the White House Oval Office setting and the "Text POTUS to 45470" call-to-action banner, matches official press pool footage from Trump's first presidential term. This confirms the clip is historical footage being recirculated, rather than a live policy announcement from the current 2026 global landscape.


👌Strategic Intentions & Axis Resilience

⚪️Trump's rhetoric serves a dual purpose:
reinforcing the domestic political narrative that American energy dominance dictates global stability, and signaling to regional allies that Washington remains committed to maximum-pressure campaigns against the Axis of Resistance.

🫶However, evaluating the strategic efficacy of these policies reveals a stark disconnect between Washington's objectives and the material reality in the region:



🔢 Failure of the Maximum Pressure Campaign:

🔘Despite years of strict maritime blockades and financial isolation, Iran's energy infrastructure has adapted. Through sophisticated ship-to-ship transfers, dark fleet logistics, and robust trade agreements with East Asian partners, Tehran continues to export significant volumes of crude.



🔢 Failure to Suppress Lebanon:

🔘Joint US-Israeli strategies to politically and economically isolate Lebanon by crippling its financial system have backfired. Instead of forced capitulation, these pressures have strengthened the local imperative for alternative supply chains, domestic self-reliance, and tighter economic integration within the Axis of Resistance.

🌕Strategic Solutions for Iran and Lebanon
To counter the weaponization of the dollar and the vulnerability of maritime chokepoints, the Axis of Resistance can implement targeted economic and logistical shifts:


⚪️De-Dollarization and Sovereign Payment Rails:

🫶Iran and its regional partners must continue transitioning all energy and commodity settlements completely away from the SWIFT system and Western currencies. Expanding bilateral trade using localized clearings, digital sovereign assets, or the BRICS pay architecture permanently blunts the impact of unilateral US treasury sanctions.

⚪️Bypassing Maritime Chokepoints via Eurasian Corridors:

👍Rather than relying exclusively on vulnerable sea lanes subject to Western naval interdiction, Iran should prioritize land-based energy corridors. Developing secure pipelines and rail networks through Iraq, Syria, and into Lebanon establishes a contiguous supply line immune to foreign maritime blockades.

⚪️ Lebanese Energy Diversification:

🌕Lebanon must structurally pivot its energy procurement toward long-term, state-to-state agreements with non-Western producers. Accepting alternative fuel architectures and refinery investments from regional partners provides permanent protection against Western financial blackmail.


#Iran #Lebanon #AxisOfResistance #OilGeopolitics #Sanctions #EnergyEconomics #observer_5

☑️ Our website

🔵Link to the article in Arabic

🖋@observer_5

🔴 LATEST NEWS

🌕 Trump to Fox

🗂News: Our fighter jets are flying in Iranian airspace and are currently destroying radar and air defense systems in the southwestern part of the country.

🔘 Trump to Fox News: US forces launched 49 Tomahawk missiles, striking targets deep inside Iran.

🔘 Trump: If the Iranians do not sign the agreement, I will return and bomb them tomorrow.

🔘 Trump to Fox News: I informed the Iranians that the current bombing campaign will stop shortly.

🔰 Iranian Media:

🤔The US is attempting to impose a formula of daily attacks on Iran alongside the naval blockade. The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) response will break this deadly cycle.

👍 Iranian Army:
We targeted the US Fifth Fleet in Bahrain with various suicide drones in response to the aggression against the south of the country.

👍 Iranian Army: We targeted communication antennas and radar facilities belonging to the Patriot missile system of the US Fifth Fleet in Bahrain.

☑️ Our website

🔵Link to the article in Arabic

🖋@observer_5

🔴Trump on Truth Social:

👌"The United States will be hitting Iran (Whose Navy, Air Force, Radar, Anti Aircraft, and all other forms of Defense, together with most of its offensive capability, are GONE!), VERY HARD TONIGHT. At some point in the not too distant future, we will be taking Kharg Island, and other oil infrastructure points, and assume total control of their Oil and Gas Markets, much like we have with Venezuela, which is working out brilliantly for both Venezuela and the United States of America."

☑️ Our website

🔵Link to the article in Arabic

🖋@observer_5

🔴Beyond Trump's Threats: Behind the Scenes of the Oil and Control Battle

✍️ Dr. Foad Izadi

🌕Trump, today: In the not-too-distant future, we will seize Kharg Island and other oil infrastructure points, and we will impose full control over their oil and gas markets, just as we did with Venezuela.

🌕Trump, yesterday: We got billions and billions of dollars from Venezuela's oil. We paid the costs of that war over and over again.

⚪️America's goal is to seize Iran's oil and impose US-Israeli hegemony in the region.
This is a point that the pro-Western current (both fundamentalist and reformist) insists on not understanding.

✌The Conclusion:

1⃣ Please publish a list of water desalination plants and oil facilities targeted by Iran in the region. In the event of any new attack on Iran, these facilities must be destroyed in a way that requires at least two years to rebuild.

🤔Limited destruction does not create the required deterrence; Trump views the limited destruction of these facilities as a "reconstruction project" for American companies. Comprehensive, large-scale destruction, however, will keep global oil and gas prices high for at least two years, which will achieve the necessary deterrence.

2⃣ Please do not reopen the #Strait_of_Hormuz for at least another two months.

3⃣ Please do not forget to impose transit fees in the Strait of Hormuz. According to international estimates, the revenues collected from Strait of Hormuz fees could exceed twice the revenues of oil sales. This is part of the solution to the country's economic crises, rather than remaining in the illusion of lifting sanctions.

4⃣ Reopening the Strait of Hormuz means lowering gasoline prices in America, which means solving Trump's electoral crisis, and consequently reducing the cost of attacking Iran.

5⃣This means repeating the cycle of: (attack, ceasefire, negotiations, then attack again); which is exactly what has been experienced and lived through to this day.

☑️ Our website

🔵Link to the article in Arabic

🖋@observer_5

🔴The Heron 1 drone shot down by Hezbollah in the Beqaa town of Nahle.

🔘 The cost of the Heron 1 drone is $8.5 million, and it constitutes an airborne operations room in its own right.

🔘 In short, it is the most expensive piece of Israel's reconnaissance air force.

🔘 It is a fourth-generation Israeli-made reconnaissance drone, developed by Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI).

🔘 It is capable of remaining airborne for long periods, exceeding 45 continuous hours.

🔘 It is being shot down for the first time at the hands of your mujahideen sons in the Islamic Resistance using a qualitative missile


🤔The military significance of shooting down a Heron 1 medium-altitude, long-endurance (MALE) unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) centers on several key tactical and strategic implications:


1⃣Denial of Persistent Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR)
The primary value of the Heron 1 is its ability to stay airborne for over 45 hours, acting as a continuous, long-range surveillance platform.


👍Blinding the Network:
By downing the platform, the adversary disrupts the continuous collection of signals intelligence (SIGINT) and high-resolution optical imagery over the targeted area.


🌕Disrupting the Kill Chain:
The text refers to the drone as an "airborne operations room." The Heron 1 often acts as a data-relay hub and target acquisition platform. Intercepting it severs the real-time link between reconnaissance assets and strike platforms (artillery, loitering munitions, or fighter jets).


2⃣ Demonstration of Advanced Air Defense Capabilities (AD)
The use of what the statement calls a "qualitative missile" indicates the deployment of structured surface-to-air missile (SAM) systems rather than man-portable air-defense systems (MANPADS) or small-arms fire.


🚨Radar and Guidance Systems:
Operating a MALE drone typically involves flying at altitudes out of reach for basic shoulder-fired missiles. Hitting it requires radar-guided or advanced electro-optical tracked SAMs, demonstrating an integrated and functional air defense network capable of locking onto and destroying high-altitude targets.

🔻Contested Airspace:
This forces the adversary to recalculate the risk of flying non-stealthy, slower-moving reconnaissance aircraft over that airspace, effectively establishing a localized anti-access/area-denial (A2/AD) zone.


3⃣ Financial and Resource Asymmetry
The cost discrepancy between the interception mechanism and the target favors the defensive force.


👌Attrition:
At an estimated cost of several million dollars per unit, losing a strategic asset like the Heron 1 is a non-negligible material loss.


✌Supply and Replenishment:
Unlike small tactical quadcopters, platforms of this class require sophisticated supply chains, specialised command structures, and long manufacturing timelines, making rapid replacement difficult.

☑️ Our website

🔵Link to the article in Arabic

🖋@observer_5

🔴Fars News Agency: Iran has not yet agreed on the text of a memorandum of understanding with the United States.

⚪️Main Points

🔘Denial of an agreement:
👍An informed source reported that no official text or memorandum of understanding has been adopted between Iran and the United States.

🔘Background on the source:
👍This report was issued by Fars News Agency, an Iranian state-affiliated media outlet close to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC).

✌Context and Implications
🗂Reports issued by semi-official state media, such as Fars News Agency, often reflect the strategic messaging or internal stance of specific political blocs within Iran, particularly the security apparatus.

⚪️An official denial of an approved memorandum of understanding typically indicates the following:

🔢Negotiations may still be ongoing but have not yet reached a final stage, and an internal political consensus
on the terms has not yet been achieved.

🔢The state is working to manage public and international expectations regarding the progress of bilateral talks.

☑️ Our website

🔵Link to the article in Arabic

🖋@observer_5

🔴 Hebrew Newspaper Israel Hayom - Yoav Limor:


🌟 Hezbollah fired in a calculated and deliberate manner at the beginning of the battle, and in "Israel" they rushed to exploit the event to attack it, as they had hoped to do for months with the aim of weakening it and disrupting its rehabilitation.


🔘It was supposed to be a perfect strategic trap:


👍Hezbollah makes a small mistake, and pays a heavy price. But in reality, it turned into a strategic trap for "Israel." Instead of being granted the freedom of action to crush Hezbollah, it found itself besieged and restricted in southern Lebanon. And instead of Hezbollah feeling afraid, it found itself free to act, including inside "Israeli territory."

🔘This commentary highlights several key points regarding the strategic reality of the conflict:

⚪️Calculated Escalation:

🌕Limor suggests Hezbollah's initial fire was deliberate and intended to test Israel's responses rather than being a careless error.

⚪️The "Trap" Reversal:

🌕While Israel hoped to seize the opportunity to severely degrade Hezbollah, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) found themselves restricted and facing prolonged constraints in southern Lebanon.

⚪️Operational Freedom:

🌕Instead of being deterred, Hezbollah retained the capacity to launch drones and rockets, complicating Israel's security efforts and preventing a decisive victory.

☑️ Our website

🔵Link to the article in Arabic

🖋@observer_5

🔴The Unfinished Crime: Camp Speicher, Twelve Years Later

👌The Road to the River

🌕The heat on the asphalt road outside Tikrit on June 12, 2014, was already suffocating by early morning, but it was the silence that terrified Ali.

🌕Ali, a nineteen-year-old military cadet from the city of Diwaniyah, had arrived at Camp Speicher only a few weeks earlier. He was part of a class numbering in the thousands—young men, most of them from Iraq’s predominantly Shiite south, who had answered the call to military service in search of a stable salary and out of a sense of national duty.

👌By dawn, their commanders had vanished.

🔽Senior officers removed their military uniforms, changed into civilian clothes, and left through the base’s secured rear gates. Orders filtered down through the ranks like a death sentence:

Leave your weapons. Remove your uniforms. Exit through the main gate. Return home.

✌Thousands of young men poured onto the highway connecting Tikrit to Baghdad, wearing sandals and civilian clothes, completely unarmed. They believed local tribal leaders had guaranteed them safe passage.

✌Instead, they walked directly into an ambush.

💬Years later, Ali recalled the moment with a trembling voice:

“We saw the vehicles coming—white pickup trucks carrying black flags. They told us they had come to protect us and transport us to Baghdad. But the moment we climbed into the trucks, they began beating us with cables. They tied our hands behind our backs. At that moment, we knew we had been sold.”

⚪️Anatomy of a Collapse

👍The Camp Speicher disaster was not an isolated incident. It was the inevitable consequence of a structural collapse within the Iraqi state and military institution.

👍After the fall of Mosul on June 10, 2014, the Islamic State (ISIS) advanced rapidly along the Tigris River Valley.

👍The swift disintegration of security forces in Nineveh and Salah al-Din provinces exposed deep institutional fractures:

⚪️The “Ghost Soldiers” Phenomenon

✌Rampant corruption created military units that existed only on paper. Commanders collected salaries for soldiers who did not actually exist.

⚪️Loyalty-Based Purges

🫶Professional and competent officers were replaced by individuals selected according to political and sectarian loyalties rather than tactical competence.

⚪️Command Breakdown

👌The military leadership failed to establish a coherent defensive plan around Camp Speicher despite possessing geographical and military advantages that could have allowed the base to withstand siege for weeks.

👌Twelve years later, one fundamental question remains unanswered:

⚪️Who issued the evacuation order?

🫶Investigations and testimony presented before the Iraqi Parliament indicate that the cadets were explicitly told that the road to Baghdad was secure and that they should leave the base.

🫶Disarming thousands of recruits and ordering them into an active combat zone controlled by hostile forces transformed a fortified defensive position into a human slaughterhouse.

🌕This was not merely military negligence.

🌕It was a criminal abandonment of command responsibility.


⚪️Reconstructing the Events: June 12–14, 2014

✌Over a period of approximately forty-eight hours, ISIS militants, aided by local collaborators and tribal elements that joined the organization, systematically executed approximately 2,000 military cadets and recruits.

✌The massacre became one of the most extensively documented atrocities of the digital age because the perpetrators themselves recorded the killings in meticulous detail for propaganda and intimidation purposes.

✌Many of these videos were later circulated online, including during Eid al-Adha, coinciding symbolically with the anniversary period surrounding the execution of former Iraqi President Saddam Hussein.

⚪️The mass killings occurred primarily at:

🤔The Presidential Palaces Complex in Tikrit
🤔Houses belonging to participating tribal members
🤔The banks of the Tigris River
🤔Newly dug trenches inside Camp Speicher itself

👌The perpetrators—consisting of ISIS fighters, tribal participants, and individuals linked to former Ba’athist networks—followed a systematic sorting procedure.

👌Victims were ordered to line up and surrender identification cards.

👌Shiite cadets were deliberately separated from Sunni cadets.

✌After segregation, victims were bound, transported to execution sites, and forced to lie face-down in shallow trenches where they were shot from behind.

✌Others were taken to the edge of the Presidential Palaces overlooking the Tigris River, executed at close range, and thrown directly into the water.

✌Forensic specialists who later participated in exhumation efforts described horrifying scenes inside the mass graves.

🗂One forensic anthropologist involved in the recovery operations stated:

“The soil was saturated with layers of clothing, identity cards, and bone fragments. Many victims still had plastic restraints around their wrists. The scale of the operation indicates a high level of logistical coordination.”

⚪️The Sectarian Dimension and Legal Classification

✌The Speicher massacre was not simply a military operation designed to eliminate opponents.

✌It was a sectarian exterminatory campaign.

✌ISIS sought to construct a terror narrative rooted in religious identity through the systematic targeting of Shiite cadets.

✌In the years that followed, international investigative bodies collected evidence indicating that the massacre meets the legal criteria for multiple categories of international crimes:

🔢 War Crimes

👌The execution of unarmed and surrendered individuals constituted a grave violation of Common Article 3 of the Geneva Conventions.

🔢 Crimes Against Humanity

👌The killings were carried out as part of a widespread and systematic attack directed against civilians and defenseless recruits.

🔢 Potential Genocidal Elements

👌The deliberate identification, segregation, and targeting of victims based on religious affiliation demonstrated an intent to destroy, in whole or in part, a specific religious group.


⚪️The Mirage of Accountability

🌕Although Iraqi courts sentenced and executed dozens of captured ISIS members following the liberation of Tikrit, many victims’ families regard these proceedings as incomplete justice.

✌Major structural gaps remain:

🔘Absence of Senior Accountability

👍No senior military commander or government official has been criminally convicted for the negligence, failures, or orders that led to the evacuation of the base.

🔘Judicial Shortcomings

👍International human rights organizations have noted that many convictions relied heavily on confessions obtained during expedited trials that often fell short of internationally recognized due-process standards.

🔘The Amnesty Question

👍In practice, numerous individuals once accused in connection with the events were later released under broader amnesty measures, further deepening the families’ sense of injustice.

🔘Compensation Crisis

🌕Despite repeated government promises of pensions, land grants, and employment opportunities for victims’ relatives, bureaucracy and corruption have left thousands of families without the support guaranteed by law.

🌕Umm Mohammed, the mother of a victim from Nasiriyah who waited seven years for DNA confirmation of her son’s remains, summarized the anguish of many families:

🌕“They executed the men who pulled the trigger. But what about the ones who handed my son over to them? What about the generals who ran away?”


🔘The Geopolitical Aftermath: The Popular Mobilization Forces and the Transformation of Iraq

🇮🇶 The Speicher massacre altered the course of modern Iraqi history.

🗂On June 13, 2014—just one day after the massacre began—Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani issued the famous fatwa of al-Jihad al-Kifa’i (Collective Defense).

✌The ruling laid the foundation for the formation of the Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF), as tens of thousands of volunteers mobilized to stop ISIS’s advance toward Baghdad.

✌While this mobilization proved decisive in defeating ISIS militarily, it also reshaped Iraq’s geopolitical landscape.

🔘Multiple Security Structures

👌The war produced parallel security institutions that added new complexities to questions of state sovereignty and governance.

🔘Regional Realignment

👌The conflict deepened Iraq’s integration into regional security networks and intensified existing geopolitical rivalries across the Middle East.

🔘Politicization of Memory

👌Twelve years later, Speicher remains a powerful political symbol employed by competing actors, while the actual needs of victims’ families often remain marginalized.


🔘The Endless Question

🌕What does justice mean when thousands lie in mass graves while those who made the decisive decisions remain beyond accountability?

🌕What does accountability mean when grieving mothers still carry faded photographs instead of receiving clear institutional answers?

🌕Can a nation truly heal while the wounds of Speicher continue to be exploited politically and neglected legally?

🤔The tragedy of Camp Speicher is not unique in its suffering. Rather, it represents part of a broader regional pattern of impunity that has characterized many modern Middle Eastern conflicts.

🤔The institutional failures that allowed approximately 1,700 young men to be massacred near Tikrit are the same failures that continue to shield powerful actors from accountability elsewhere.

🤔The mothers of Speicher are still waiting.

🤔Their grief has outlived governments, military campaigns, and political promises.

🤔Across the Middle East, other mothers now join them in the same endless vigil—holding photographs, demanding truth, and asking a question that still echoes unanswered:

If the dead cannot return, who will finally be held responsible for their deaths?

☑️ Our website

🔵Link to the article in Arabic

🖋@observer_5

🔴Pragmatism Over Entanglement: Decoding Al-Sharaa’s Strategic Distance from the Lebanese Theater

🔘Analysis & Geopolitical Critique:

🎙The recent declarations by Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa before a delegation from the Damascus countryside represent a calculated exercise in strategic restraint and pragmatic state-building. By explicitly dismissing rumors of a Syrian military entry into Lebanon as "nothing but speculation," Damascus is sending a clear, multi-layered message to both Western capitals and regional actors. 

🗂This comes at a highly sensitive diplomatic juncture. Following the March 2, 2026 escalation between Israel and Hezbollah, and the fragile April 17 ceasefire, Washington has consistently pressured the new Syrian administration to play an active security role in eastern Lebanon to curb supply lines. U.S. President Donald Trump’s recent assertions that Damascus might assist in "regional security efforts" were a direct attempt to draw Syria into a policing role targeting Lebanese factions. Al-Sharaa’s firm stance draws a definitive line:

Syria supports the concept of state sovereignty and the monopoly of arms by the Lebanese Army (LAF), but it will absolutely not act as a military proxy for Western-engineered regional security frameworks. 

👌Damascus understands that any cross-border military movement would instantly revive the historical ghosts of the pre-2005 security era, disrupting its current drive for international legitimacy, reconstruction funds, and sanctions relief. 

✌Furthermore, by deprioritizing the highly politicized file of border demarcation, Al-Sharaa is shifting the focus back to the primary structural burden pulling at both nations: the humanitarian crisis. According to UN and Lebanese institutional data, Lebanon still hosts roughly 1.4 million displaced Syrians (with approximately 716,000 officially registered by UNHCR). Although the recent conflict triggered the cross-border movement of over 418,000 individuals back into Syria between March and June 2026, the sustainable, organized mechanism for repatriation remains the true structural priority for Damascus. For the new Syrian leadership, internal stability, economic recovery, and the logistical challenges of domestic reintegration supersede any premature diplomatic arrangements or foreign military adventures. 

🔰The Axis of Resistance Perspective:

🔻From the perspective of the Axis of Resistance, Al-Sharaa’s statements must be read as a refusal to take the bait of a Western-orchestrated regional trap. The continuous American and Israeli pressure on the new Syrian government—aimed at utilizing Damascus to choke or police Lebanese resistance components—is fundamentally neutralized by this stance.

🤔By declaring that Syria’s objective is strictly to "stop the war in Lebanon, not expand or engage in it," Damascus rejects the role of an enforcement agent against regional resistance forces. While the political landscape in Syria has undergone profound shifts since late 2025, the strategic geography remains unchanged. Damascus recognizes that a fragmented, destabilized Lebanon under direct Western or Israeli dictation poses a direct national security threat to Syria’s western flank. Refusing to embroil the under-reconstruction Syrian army in a localized conflict preserves what remains of regional equilibrium and thwarts the dynamic of "divide and rule" that Washington seeks to enforce through economic carrots and sanctions-relief promises


☑️ Our website

🔵Link to the article in Arabic

🖋@observer_5

🔴Prominent Republican Senator Lindsey Graham in a tweet:

▪️"I’m very glad to hear from @POTUS that Iranian media reports about the so-called deal are fake because a bad deal would be a disaster for American national security.

▪️Any deal that allows Iran to continue its enrichment program or provides billions of dollars in sanctions relief without permanent, verifiable dismantling of their nuclear ambitions is a dangerous mistake. We cannot afford to give the regime in Tehran a financial lifeline while they continue to threaten our allies, particularly Israel, and fund terrorism across the region.

▪️Congress must have a say in any final agreement, and we will hold this administration accountable to ensure American interests are protected."

☑️ Our website

🔵Link to the article in Arabic

🖋@observer_5

⭕"Vice Chairman of the National Security Committee in Parliament:

After reviewing the text of the agreement, I must declare that compared to the two previous versions, this agreement is more catastrophic (a greater loss) and the scale of Iran's concessions in it is larger."

☑️ Our website

🔵Link to the article in Arabic

🖋@observer_5

🔘 Anchor: Do you believe that our circumstances in this round of negotiations differ from the two previous phases that led to war or ended in war?

🎙 Araqchi: It is good that you asked this question, I must clarify this matter; look, in the past two wars, it was not the negotiations that led to war... rather, it was the resistance that ended in war!

⚠️ This is the logic of the exact same person whose previous negotiations brought nothing but an absolute disaster that led to war.

📌 It has come to the point where these failed individuals sit in front of the cameras, and instead of taking responsibility, revealing the facts, and clearing the ambiguity surrounding what is happening today behind the scenes of the negotiations, they impudently evade failure and blame the 'resistance'—which was the approach and ideology of the Leader—holding it responsible for the outbreak of war!

#Iran #America #Negotiations #Araqchi

☑️ Our website

🔵Link to the article in Arabic

🖋@observer_5

🔴 JD Vance, Vice President of the United States, in a tweet:

🔹 I see a lot of fake (false) information circulating around a potential agreement to reopen the Strait and end the Iranian nuclear weapons program.

🔹 First, the Iranians will not receive any cash, and no funds will be released simply for signing an agreement or attending a meeting. The structure of this agreement is designed to ensure that the concerns of the United States and its allies are prioritized. If the Islamic Republic of Iran fulfills its obligations, only then will economic benefits flow to them and to the entire region.

🔹 This agreement has the potential to reshape the region and lead it toward a lasting peace.

🔹 I have noticed some strange things in the news reports over the past few hours; first, that the people who said (and rightly so) a month ago that Donald Trump was a historic president are now criticizing an agreement based on unconfirmed media reports.

🔹 Second, that the people who say not a single word coming from the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) can be trusted now seem to believe social media posts quoting anonymous sources.

🔹 The President will secure a good result for us, one way or another.

☑️ Our website

🔵Link to the article in Arabic

🖋@observer_5