🔺 “Iran is not taking orders from Washington.”

Washington is seeking to project to the world that the Strait of Hormuz has been cleared and that Iran is preparing to reopen the waterway. However, Tehran says it will not do so unless the US addresses the violations of its commitments under the Islamabad MoU.


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🔺 “If Washington genuinely wants the war to end, Tehran expects that end to be visible on the ground.”

Despite US claims, the Islamabad understanding fell into crisis just one week after it was signed, following violations of its commitments by the US.

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🔺 The Financial Times discussed the possibility of Iran targeting US assets in southern and southeastern Europe if they are involved in renewed US attacks on Iran.

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🔺 “It’s interesting because a letter to prisoners in Iran was written in English, published in English in a British newspaper.”

Vijay Prashad criticized The Guardian for publishing its open letter to Iranian political prisoners in English rather than Farsi, arguing that the letter was aimed primarily at a Western audience.
 
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🔺 The city of Qazvin is one of the most important parts of Iran’s next chapter in tourism, trade, and investment.

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🔺 “The only defender of the Iranian people is the Iranian state.”
 
Margaret Kimberley condemned The Guardian’s open letter to Iranian political prisoners, arguing that opposition to a government cannot be separated from opposition to its people.
 
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🔺 Iran’s Qazvin Governor, Mohammad Nowzari, outlines the province’s economic and industrial potential and its transportation routes.

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🔺 “What people agree to sign is different to actually what appears in print in the Gurdian.”

Carlos Martinez argues that some prominent anti-imperialists signed the Guardian’s open letter on the so-called political prisoners despite knowing Iran is being attacked by the US and Israel, two major imperialist powers.

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🔺“The Ukraine war transformed everything”

Ahmad Salehi says that the global financial crisis and subsequent geopolitical changes pushed China, Iran, and other countries toward an alternative financial system to reduce their dependence on the Western dollar-based trading system.

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🔺“Losing the dollar is equivalent for the US to losing a war”

Ahmad Salehi says that prolonged sanctions against Iran and Russia encouraged the development of alternative banking and trade mechanisms, contributing to a broader process of de-dollarization.

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🔺Ahmad Salehi elaborates on the four key pillars of dollar hegemony.

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🔺Ahmad Salehi says expanding yuan-based oil trade increasingly challenges the dollar’s dominance in global energy transactions.

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🔺“USD will not be the hegemonic currency anymore”

According to Ahmad Salehi, international economic partnerships and the emergence of a multipolar world could weaken the dollar’s hegemonic role over the next decade.

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