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Some negotiations are absurd. No negotiation with destructive regimes is ethically acceptable to me. A demonic regime such as the Iranian regime deserve to be terminated forcefully. The outcome will be the liberation of 93 million great Iranians who are rejecting Islamic ideology of governance

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In Iranian regime rhetoric, "dignity and sovereignty" is diplomatic code for refusing any deal that limits their uranium enrichment, ballistic missile program, or proxy support networks (Hezbollah, Houthis, etc.). It frames external pressure or verification demands as humiliating interference, preserving the regime's domestic narrative of resistance to the West/Israel. Trump's team historically treated it as non-negotiable posturing: maximum sanctions and "no concessions on core threats" until verifiable compliance on nukes, terrorism, and missiles—not vague assurances of dignity. Words alone wouldn't suffice; actions would.

🇮🇷🇺🇸 Iran's state media says the phrase "ceasefire extension" doesn't appear anywhere in the current draft of the MOU. The text instead refers to "ending the war on all fronts," Lebanon included. The timelines are also split: Hormuz and the naval blockade get 30 days, while nuclear talks run on a separate 60-day track. The only certainty right now is that nothing is certain. Source: Tasnim News Agency