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Comments: It carried the director of CIA - he had a brief meeting with Putin and was told to get lost
Comments: More strange stuff is happening: a U.S. Air Force Boeing C-17A Globemaster III military transport aircraft landed at Moscow's Vnukovo International Airport.The flight has sparked intense global speculation, as direct flights by U.S.-registered military aircraft to Russia are exceptionally rare amidst the ongoing geopolitical tensions.
Comments: Reports coming out that the American flag has been removed from the American embassy in Russia. wtf? This is getting stranger by the hour and not in a good way.
Comments: If you don’t believe Zio media manipulation check this out, 15 years after publishing a completely fabricated story in Guardian, he still works for them 😳 Saeed Kamal Dehghan confesses that he made up an entire article about Iran stoning stoning adulterers. "In the summer of 2010, a year after the infamous ‘Green Movement’ riots in Iran, several articles suddenly appeared One was an article by The Guardian, describing a shocking incident involving the practice of stoning adulterers, which has not taken place in Iran for decades.The author has now come out and admitted that the entire article was fabricated, from beginning to end. Now imagine how many more articles are simply made up. What makes it even funnier is that the author was named 2010 Journalist of the Year in the UK"
Comments: So IRAN did receive piles of cash, they are about to release 1/2 Billion in the market to stabilize the market
Comments: It is a race. I am sure US is doing the same thing but impotent US military complex kojA, IRI with back to the wall kojA.
Comments: https://x.com/noctu_mind/status/2091108699074867581 According to Sat Images, Iran is building new and improved facilities to produce greater numbers of ballistic missiles. All evidence points to inventory levels at or above pre-war. This should be really concerning all GCC countries, they are basically sitting ducks at this point. Even Israel must be worried 😟
Comments: IMPEACH CONVICT REMOVE
Comments: League will be on hold for few months for Asian Championship elite started next month and the Asian Cup starting early next year. Teraktor and Esteghlal will be representing Iran in the championship.
Comments: Perspolis - Tractor highlights https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mS9oOAkTHKY What a bad defensive mistake.
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Comments: After the last minute win of Teraaktor
Comments: Well don’t say we didn’t warn you
Comments: Trump’s New Move Is Extremely Dangerous! | John Mearsheimer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K5uzdac5KbE
Comments: Shahryar, Can’t argue. Trump/Yaboo would not stop pressing Iran. If not militarily, economically. It will hurt the people but not the system as much. Iran is betting on world economy will be more important than theirs for most of the world. I’m not sure if there is a permanent solution. Israel can’t have Iran dictating the Middle East. If all fails, they would do anything to revive the war. I would not be surprised if they attacked themselves and kill whole bunch of people and blame Iran for it. They obviously did that in Gaza and used it to kill thousands and thousands of people. I’m worried about chemical or nuclear weapons. I would not pass that by them.
Comments: Zinsky, I spoke with family members in Iran and they confirmed that the new sanctions are being deployed in Iran already.
Comments: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WxqP-VzxIZY
Comments: The Trump administration on Monday announced what it called its most comprehensive assault to date on Iran’s economy, unveiling a package of measures that are intended to isolate Iran from the rest of the world. The move is a shift by the United States in favor of confronting Iran with economic warfare as negotiations to end the military conflict continue to sputter. The war with Iran remains a drag on the global economy, one that has pushed energy prices higher and eroded President Trump’s approval ratings. The Trump administration has billed the effort as the coming of an economic apocalypse for Iran. But the announcement on Monday did not make clear how the measures would further disrupt Iran’s economy or whether they would be severe enough to get Iran to end its nuclear program and allow oil to move freely through the Strait of Hormuz. Mr. Trump, who carried out a “maximum pressure” campaign against Iran during his first term, enacted a package of measures called Operation Economic Fury aimed at Tehran earlier this year. On Monday, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent characterized the announcement as D-Day, but later acknowledged it was more of a warning shot that would begin a period of “quiet diplomacy” with counterparts around the world. Speaking at the Treasury Department, Mr. Bessent labeled the initiative Operation Economic Outcast, and vowed that the United States would “tighten the noose” around Iran by imposing sanctions on every source or facilitator of its revenue. The campaign is intended to exert pressure on other countries, including potentially China and Russia, that continue to trade with Iran or help it evade U.S. sanctions. “This is a sustained campaign to collapse every last option for Iran,” Mr. Bessent said. “The campaign we begin today will gather force with every day that follows, and it will not end until this regime stands alone.” The new Iran sanctions include more than 60 entities, individuals and vessels around the world that allow Iran to procure nuclear and missile technology, Mr. Bessent said. The Treasury Department is also imposing sanctions on Iran related to digital assets, gold and the aviation sectors that Iran uses to help finance its economy. Mr. Bessent said that waves of additional sanctions, including on a large financial institution, would be announced in the coming days and weeks. Much of the work of isolating Iran, he added, will take place through private negotiations with other countries to compel them to cut ties with Tehran. The Treasury secretary said that the United States did not have a set timeline for such talks, but that it did not have “infinite patience.” The threat of the new sanctions already appeared to be yielding results, with the United Arab Emirates announcing last week that it is halting all trade and financial transactions with Iran. The United States has a unique ability to use sanctions as a diplomatic tool because of the status of the dollar as the world’s reserve currency. Because the dollar is used in most of the world’s financial transactions, the Treasury Department has the ability to cut individuals and businesses off from much of the global financial system. However, overuse of these tools has the potential to push countries away from using dollars and could create chaos across the world economy. Mr. Bessent suggested that the United States was giving other nations an opportunity to sever their relationships with Iran before embarking on broader “secondary” sanctions. “We are giving everyone the opportunity to remedy bad behavior,” Mr. Bessent said. In an acknowledgment that a barrage of new sanctions aimed at countries around the world could have unwanted consequences, Mr. Bessent added: “Why would I want to blow up the global financial system?” The most complicated of the diplomatic negotiations will be with China, which is the largest buyer of Iranian oil and has a financial system that is largely insulated from the threat of U.S. sanctions. Asked about sanctions on Chinese banks, Mr. Bessent said, “No one is above the reach of U.S. sanctions,” but did not address China specifically. The United States is in a fragile trade truce with China, and its president, Xi Jinping, is expected meet with Mr. Trump next month. The Treasury Department has imposed sanctions on independent Chinese refineries that buy Iranian oil, but it has refrained from imposing large-scale sanctions on Chinese financial institutions that facilitate such transactions. “Until we see actions against more meaningful countries and companies continuing to trade with Iran, it’s just words,” said Daniel Tannebaum, a partner at Oliver Wyman and senior fellow at the Atlantic Council. “Ideally quiet diplomacy is playing out between Trump and Xi to make a deal to pull China from Iran, but that’s a big question in terms of how much influence President Trump has there.” Iran’s Foreign Ministry said on Monday that Tehran would not bow to an escalating pressure campaign by the Trump administration, after one of the country’s top security chiefs threatened reprisals against countries that joined the United States’ “economic war.” Esmaeil Baghaei, the Foreign Ministry spokesman, said on Monday that the Trump administration was merely “repeating methods that have proven unsuccessful” in the past. “Iran will certainly use all multilateral capacities to counter economic sanctions,” he told reporters at a news conference. Ordinary Iranian civilians, he added, would bear the cost of U.S. sanctions
Comments: Iran’s currency dropped to 200k+. Based on this and with no actual deals in the near future, predictions are that it will drop to 250k by the Persian new year. 80% of the population will be in what we can call poverty by next year. Of course no one cares for average person!!!
Comments: Teractor won with a last minute mistake by the defense. 1-0 |
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