Moeed Pirzada

Powerful Message from inside Iran..! This is the creative intelligence, that threatens the Mullahs, Israel & Saudi Arabia! But why should Washington destroy this Beautiful Human Spirit? Why?

“He didn’t think he would be kissing my ass, he really didn’t…and now he has to be nice to me….he better be nice to me, he’s gotta be..” - Trump about MBS Trump lays out the actual relationship between USA and the Arab countries in the region.

BREAKING: 🇦🇪🇮🇷 UAE is gambling with it’s existence UAE rejects ceasefire with Iran and they will join the ground attack on Iran - Reuters/WSJ They demand Tehran’s full threat network be dismantled first. Ambassador Yousef Al Otaiba confirms UAE will join efforts to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, a lifeline for global oil. Also reaffirms a staggering $1.4 TRILLION UAE investment commitment in the United States.

On Trump’s 10-day pause and the prospect of negotiations. Washington is feeling the heat yet continues to misunderstand its adversary. First and foremost, Trump’s post is aimed at trying to calm global markets. Economically, the war has already had dramatic negative ramifications—no number of Truth Social posts to the contrary will change this. Gas prices continue to climb within the United States, averaging nearly $4/gal. When Trump first posted about possible negotiations this past Monday, crude oil prices plummeted from a peak of $101 to a low of roughly $87, ending at roughly $92. Prices also dropped this time, but not near as much—Truth Social posts can’t mask the impact on the global energy market. Today, oil prices dropped from a high of roughly $95 dollars to a low of $92 dollars, and currently stand at roughly $93. The markets are adapting to his gaslighting. Even if the war ends today, experts believe higher prices will persist into early winter. Today, US stocks also had their biggest drop since the war began. Oil is not the only economic factor to watch. The 10-yr treasury yield also rose today to its highest point since July 2025 (meaning higher interest rates). The war has wiped out roughly $11.5 trillion in global equities and more than $2.5 trillion from the value of global bonds. Second, Trump’s post is likely an attempt to test the waters and gauge Tehran’s interest in negotiations. Yet, he continues to fundamentally misunderstand his adversary. From what has been leaked to the media, Trump’s demands remain maximalist despite Tehran having tremendous leverage over the global energy market. The regime has not collapsed, is unlikely to collapse, and is currently run by a more extreme cadre of IRGC who feel they are creating a new status quo between Tehran and Washington—one that can only be sustained by keeping the pressure high. Tehran is prepared for a prolonged war of attrition. Absent considerable concessions from the United States, Tehran feels it has not yet inflicted a high enough level of pain to prevent this from happening again. If negotiations proceed, the regime will want credible assurances the Trump and Israel will not attack again. They don’t want this to happen a third time—they want any settlement to be lasting. As Trump scrambles behind the scenes, he is also sending more troops to the Middle East for a possible ground invasion into Iranian territory, likely Kharg Island and potentially some other small islands off the coast—perhaps even parts of the coast itself. This would be disastrous for the United States. Washington has reached the point of diminishing returns at the tactical level. Seizing Kharg Island will not eliminate Iran's ability to export oil. Nor will further escalation will not change the calculus of the regime, particularly when it comes to the Strait of Hormuz, which remains their greatest source of leverage. If Trump proceeds with this plan, Iran will increase its attacks on both critical energy infrastructure in the region and the US soldiers themselves. At that point, it’s game over, and an offramp to keep this from spiraling out of control—if it hasn’t already—will likely be lost.