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Meet Iran’s FM Abbas Araghchi > Bachelor’s in International Relations > Master’s in Political Science > Phd in Political Thought from the 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 University of Kent > Fluent in 6 languages > Single handedly destroyed the arrogance of Trump & Netanyahu

💔🇮🇷 Minab 168 arrives in Islamabad

Look who entered Al-Aqsa Mosque first once it reopened after 40 days 😂

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💔🇮🇷 Iran’s “Minab 168” delegation arrived in Pakistan with photos & the backpacks of martyred children from Minab Elementary School

🇮🇷🇺🇸 Iran didn't win the war militarily. It won it strategically. And that's the kind of victory that lasts. Tehran's goal was never to defeat the U.S. Air Force. It was to survive long enough for the economic pain to become unbearable for Washington. 38 days of closing Hormuz, spiking oil to $115, rattling every Gulf economy, and making Americans feel the war at the gas pump. One analyst put it simply: "They made sure the war was felt in the U.S. I don't think Trump's going to try that again." That sentence is the entire outcome of this war in 15 words. Iran emerged with two things it didn't have on February 28th. De facto control over the Strait of Hormuz with a framework to monetize it. And a proven deterrent that makes any future large-scale attack carry a price tag no American president will want to pay. The U.S. and Israel struck 12,300+ targets, sank much of Iran's navy, killed its Supreme Leader, and degraded its missile stockpiles. By every traditional military metric, they dominated. And yet the ceasefire happened on a timeline Trump didn't choose, under conditions Iran proposed, with the Strait still in Tehran's hands. This is the part that should concern everyone most. The regime emerged more hardline, not less. The IRGC has more power than before the war. The new Supreme Leader is taking a harder stance than his father. And the protesters who rose up hoping American bombs would bring freedom are now being hunted as potential spies. The war was supposed to weaken Iran and strengthen American leverage. Iran is now collecting tolls on the world's most important waterway. The war was supposed to create conditions for regime change. The regime is more entrenched than ever. The war was supposed to end Iran's nuclear ambitions. Tehran says it will keep enriching. Every stated objective failed. The one unstated objective, Hormuz leverage over China, was handed to Iran instead. Source: WSJ

Look who entered Al-Aqsa Mosque first once it reopened after 40 days 😂