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Comments: بی او یو یکی کرد تو کون سینی
Comments: کوین کیگان فوت کرد؟ روحش شاد. راجب علی دایی مگغت تیمی که با یک بازیکن مثل علی دایی روبروست هیچ شانسی نداره. این بعد از بازی بود که علی دایی دو گل به چلسی زد.
Comments: Baleh daram negah mikonan. 😂
Comments: مقصود هالند کچل کرد
Comments: More and more countries, including EU, need to grow some balls and stand up to the bully. The more you bend over to a bully, the more you will get fucked.
Comments: Dominoes are falling, one after another Trade negotiations between the U.S. and Canada completely collapsed after intense talks broke down, triggering 50% U.S. tariffs on $20 billion of Canadian goods. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has vowed to match the levies dollar-for-dollar.
Comments: There is a way out without looking like a fool! Both sides and for the same reason the world will suffer further from this war. Trump needs to ask the congress to deal with Iran. That is the only way he can wash his hands and blame whatever happens on the congress. congress also needs to find a way to go back to the previous agreements and seal it as a legitimate one. Any deal that is purely presidential can’t be signed without questions in the future. what happens as far as Persian gulf water ways and who is in charge is not US problem or at least should not be. If Iran and Oman can agree on the waterway and the shipping companies are willing to pay for safe passage, that is resolved! That is a negotiation between Iran/Oman and the shipping companies. With a safe and open waters, the price of oil will drop by 30%. Even a fee of 2-3% would not make a huge difference.
Comments: Taremi joins Al Wasl of the UAE league ![[biggrin]](https://cdn.websitetoolbox.com/images/boards/smilies/biggrin.gif "Big Grin - :D")
Comments: “As the Gulf draws down reserves and reconsiders where it deploys its sovereign wealth, and as Japan strains under its own currency pressures, the marginal buyers of American debt are pulling back at precisely the moment Washington most needs them,” he added.
Comments: Furthermore, this week a US Department of the Treasury update revealed that total US debt has surpassed $40 trillion for the first time in history – two years before expected, as a result of the costs of the war and Trump’s lowering of corporate taxes.
Comments: Trump’s ‘economic D-Day’ claims first victim: Not Iran, but US marketsThe US and Israel’s war on Iran has upended global financial and energy markets.
Comments: Faramarz, I think if yaboo sees that he will lose his election, he will restart the war before israeli elections. Right now he is busy rigging the israeli system so that if he is not elected no one else can form a government.
Comments: Trump has tried but Iran wont let him. My suspiscion is that things will continue the way they are until October, after Israeli elections. after they have undone YAboo, they will restart the shit to undo Trump in November.
Comments: Who will win the economic warfare? IRI doesn’t necessarily care for the citizens and their suffering. In all honesty, neither does US. The only difference is that in U.S., they have to pretend to care! With oil reserves hitting at times low, countries around the world starting to dump US bonds and inflation not being tamed, US has possibly 3-6 months before shit hit the fan completely. Iran has about the same time but they (IRI) has more tolerance for the pain. Trump needs a way to walk away from this conflict. Some sort of BS that he is master of to declare victory even if it is all bull!
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Comments: A good documentary that chronicles the events since Feb. 28, 2026. It's Iranian made but is very accurate. https://www.aparat.com/v/huw71hc
Comments: Crude Oil was again up above $87 today. And the SPR is deep diving. Once it reaches 170 million barrenls, you can kiss the whole thing good bye. 
Comments: U.S./Trump are going back to sanctions and economical pressure after the war didn’t pan out as they hoped. Unfortunately, Iranians will pay the price. There seems to be no end to this madness!
Comments: TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — Tehran’s grocery stores are well-stocked, but many families can barely afford the basics. Unemployment is soaring and those with jobs are working more hours for money worth half as much as a year ago, putting food, medicine and everything else — except for heavily subsidized gasoline — further out of reach. “We have virtually given up on many things,” said Ahmad Karimi, 52, a taxi driver and father of two who has been working 15-hour days to make ends meet. “We’re cutting out fruit, we’re cutting out protein, we’ve given up leisure, we even work on weekends." Nearly six months into the war with the United States and Israel, the Iranian economy is taking a beating under the force of sanctions and a naval blockade that is making it extremely difficult for the country to export oil, its most valuable product. Whether this intensifying economic pressure will translate anytime soon into military or political concessions from Iran remains to be seen — but some experts are skeptical. Since the war began, Iran has been attacking oil-rich neighbors and U.S. bases in the region, and disrupting shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, its biggest strategic advantage. Iran is trying to use this retaliatory pressure — which is driving up energy prices globally — to bring the war to an end on the best terms possible. It is pressing for sanctions relief, and seeking enough control over the strait to demand payment from ships passing through to deliver energy and other goods.
Comments: all this turkey israel conflict is a smoke screen. turkiye is one of the best partners israel has. |
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