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@AmirSona07 Just the opposite

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Trump has offered Iran every choice imaginable, but you know what? Land, oil, and other natural resources are more valuable to Iranians than life itself. It may seem uncomfortable to give up, but it is not worth the price of a life lost forever.

“Bridges can be rebuilt, but the opportunity to discipline America will not be repeated.”

The bravest man on earth right now.? Yes / No

@Habydigital @TheSaviour

@TheSaviour He should command the land troops by himself along Trump and Barron to the war front.

When Iran wins, humanity wins

@ChristianR6860 @Telegraph Those deeper problems are part of why this situation became so difficult. Business Standard

@Chephas7 @Telegraph If trump committed to diplomacy with Iran, this quagmire could be avoided

🔴 Kamal Kharazi, the former Iranian foreign minister, was critically injured after a joint strike targeted his home in Tehran on Thursday 🔗: telegraph.co.uk/world-news/202…

@ChristianR6860 @Telegraph Trump has talked about diplomatic options, but Iran has shown skepticism, and the conflict dynamics suggest that merely pledging diplomacy wasn’t likely to stop escalation without genuine progress on core issues and mutual trust.

@ChristianR6860 @Telegraph The claim that a simple commitment to diplomacy by Trump by itself could have prevented the current standoff isn’t supported by evidence

@A70578286811 @Telegraph 💰 🇮🇷 Iran → regional allies Provides funding and support to aligned groups and partners Based on shared strategic and security interests, not geography 💰 🇷🇺 Russia → 🇸🇾 Syria Military and financial support over years Includes direct involvement to protect stra

@A70578286811 @Telegraph 🇺🇸 U.S. → 🇺🇦 Ukraine Tens of billions in aid (military + financial) 🇺🇸 U.S. → 🇪🇬 Egypt ~$1.3 billion/year in military aid for decades 🇺🇸 U.S. → 🇰🇷 South Korea / 🇯🇵 Japan Not always direct cash, but massive defense spending and protection commitments

@A70578286811 @Telegraph 💰 🇸🇦 Saudi Arabia → 🇪🇬 Egypt Billions in financial aid, loans, and investments over many years Support tied to regional stability and political alignment tegic interests

@A70578286811 @Telegraph 💰 🇨🇳 China → 🇵🇰 Pakistan Tens of billions invested through the China–Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) Includes infrastructure, energy, and strategic projects Strong economic + security alignment

@A70578286811 @Telegraph That alone proves your argument wrong: distance doesn’t stop alliances or shared security interests.”

@Chephas7 @Telegraph Iran and Russia are almost right next to eachother. They basically share a border.

@A70578286811 @Telegraph Russia and Iran don’t ‘basically share a border.’They’re thousands of kilometers apart. Around 4,500+ km depending on location, with other countries in between.Yet they still cooperate strategically.

@A70578286811 @Telegraph That’s simply not true.

@Chephas7 @Telegraph There is no alliance on earth that exists so far apart where they would risk their lives for another country apart from America and israel

@A70578286811 @Telegraph Again ypu are roasted ... , you previoulsy said , " Because you cant have shared security goals with a lone country thousands of miles away. Would it make sense for China to have shared security goals with Greece?" So what of tbese ??? 😅🤣

@Chephas7 @Telegraph Because you cant have shared security goals with a lone country thousands of miles away. Would it make sense for China to have shared security goals with Greece?

@A70578286811 @Telegraph You argue that distance makes shared security goals illogical. So how do you explain countries like Russia and Iran cooperating despite being far apart? Whether through intelligence, strategy, or political alignment, countries clearly form partnerships beyond their region.

@Chephas7 @Telegraph So you think China telling their people they owe Greece security So we send them billions a year and our children to die in wars on their behalf would be accepted? They'd laugh you out the room.