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An American voice: “Listen up, Trump, and every dumb f... in Washington who still thinks the Strait of Hormuz is some kind of American parking lot. This aint international waters. Never was. Never will be. Under the law of the sea, every coastal country gets twelve nautical miles of its own goddamn territorial water. The narrowest choke point in Hormuz is only twenty one miles wide. That means Iran and Oman own the whole fucking strait from shore to shore. Overlapping. Locked. Closed. No high seas. No open ocean free for all. Iran controls the big islands too, Qeshm, Hormuz, Larak, Abu Musa, the whole chain. You sail through, you are in somebody elses house. Iran never even signed that UNCLOS treaty, so they dont have to play your transit passage game. They say innocent passage and they mean it. You bring guns or you bring trouble, they can say no. America starts wars because it never learned geography in school. They  bomb first, read the map later. Before you drag us into another bloodbath, open a f...ing atlas. The water belongs to the land that touches it. Not to the country that prints the most dollars. Learn it now or bleed for it later.

Barbaria: A bunch of amateurs. Totally unprepared. Not even the courtesy of a previous contact to confirm the agenda. Only a few pages on generalities. Staged the usual Big Hollywood Show with 300 extras. Civilization: All pros. Crammed with pages and pages of detailed data. Only the technical explanation for the nuclear issue ran for 120 pages. Barbaria came to dictate. Never negotiate.

Hotlines for US soldiers thinking of leaving the armed forces as "conscientious objectors" are being overwhelmed. Almost all the calls mention the bombing of the girls' school in Iran that killed more than 100 school children. npr.org/2026/04/10/nx-…

Look, how poor & low-IQ Pakistanis are. 1. Not promoting their PM but the city. 2. No use of PML-N flag color or symbol anywhere. They think blue means something ??? 3. No PM photo on every billboard, only the country flag. 4. No celebration as a Masterstroke before any results.

The opening bid in US-Iran talks did not yield a deal. But it was unrealistic to expect one in just hours of talks when the two sides' positions were so far apart. Neither side budged from these positions which again was not surprising. But the diplomatic option remains open

Reports on the US–Iran talks suggest a stark contrast in preparation,raising questions about which side is genuinely intent on reaching a resolution. The US delegation arrived only on the 11th in a rush. After landing, Vance is said to have taken a four-hour rest to recover from jet lag. By the time he reached the negotiating room, the Iranian team had already outlined the main points for the opening round of discussions. Sources claim the US had not even finalized the agenda with the Pakistani side beforehand and was instead working off a framework put forward by Iran. This last-minute approach sits uneasily alongside the fact that the US delegation numbered around 300 people. The US side reportedly brought only a few pages of broad, principle-based proposals, while the Iranian delegation arrived with extensive documentation and draft agreements. Their materials included over 120 pages of technical specifications on nuclear facility safety alone, suggesting a far higher level of preparation and a clearer commitment to producing concrete outcomes.

Want to know why negotiations did not succeed? JD Vance: "they have chosen not to accept our terms." Bingo. No negotiations – at least with Iran – will succeed based on "our/your terms." The US must learn: you can't dictate terms to Iran. It's not too late to learn. Yet.

When 12 people were killed in Charlie Hebdo attacks, World Leaders thronged to Paris for a Solidarity March But no world leader has organised a march to protest killing 2000 civilians, ~200 children, ~300 women, 7 journalists, 178 health workers, and 3 UN peacekeepers in Lebanon

@murtazasolangi Iran and US haven’t met in 47 years and Pakistan made that happen. Only a fool would think a war of this scale with all its history could be resolved in 24 hours. 🇵🇰 🇮🇷 🇺🇸

Mamdani well said 👏

Lol. Americans also upping their meme game.

Breaking | Iran-U.S. talks mediated by Pakistan concluded after 14 hours. Technical teams from both sides are now exchanging expert texts. Negotiations will continue despite some remaining differences. #IslamabadTalks

There are reports that a framework has been set for regional security, humanitarian reconstruction (on all fronts) and the release of frozen assets. The difficult part is the Strait of Hormuz.

No discussions about Nuclear program raised by JD Vance in current Islamabad talks: Because Iran didn’t have a Nuclear weapons program to begin with. This is insane, considering it was the manufactured pretext to war in Iran by Donald Trump himself.

The US froze Iran’s assets, sanctioned their people, assassinated their generals, and threatened them for 40 years. Yet it still ended up at the negotiating table with them. Iran did not prevail by being powerful. It prevailed by being unbreakable.

230 am Islamabad .. trying to figure out what’s happening in #islamabadtalks .. the fact they ‘re still talking is a good sign ..but signs of major disagreements too @Azadeh_Moshiri @caroline_gm_d @MalikMudassir2 @uszahid @SanaTGulzar @ZesHPirzadA @JackyMartens

@ryangrim Guys, a win for Iran is actually a win for everyone; like for all humanity! (Except for the Epstein class and the death cult, of course) Rejoice! 😉 @TimJDillon

Lmao

I'm making an educated guess here, but given that face-to-face talks took place, I think Iran gained access to some of its international reserves. That had been a precondition for direct talks since the Biden years. However, the Trump administration could have met this condition without actually "releasing" new funds and this could explain U.S. denials. For example, the funds held in CBI accounts in Qatar were not technically blocked. They were part of a dedicated mechanism created as part of the 2023 prisoner swap. After October 7, fearing political blowback, the Biden administration simply asked the Qataris not to process Iranian requests to use the funds to pay for humanitarian imports. The Trump administration may have reversed that decision, allowing CBI to conduct a simple "test" transaction, such as the movement of funds from the Qatari accounts to a CBI account in another jurisdiction. The main task of the negotiators is to find technical solutions to political problems. There are a lot of ways for the U.S. and Iranian delegations to square the circles when it comes to sequencing economic benefits and sanctions relief.

Indian Army's Major General Yashpal Mor (Retired) applauds Pakistan's foreign policy and credits the "amazing" ceasefire to the "capability and leadership" of Field Marshal Asim Munir. Tareef woh jo dushman kre!