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این یک سند تاریخی و پیامی از ایران مقتدر است: صلح در سایه احترام متقابل تحقق خواهد یافت. جمهوری اسلامی ایران به صلح جهانی با حفظ عزت و استقلال، پیشرفت و همکاری منطقه‌ای همواره متعهد و پایبند است.

SUBBED IN ENGLISH 🇮🇷 Listen to Iran's F-5 Pilots Who Flew Below 50 Feet And Bombed The U.S. Military Base In Kuwait The pilot says the crew dropped under 50 feet, ten times lower than the 500 foot training standard, holding total radio silence past Patriot batteries, AWACS, active radar sites, and Kuwaiti F-18 patrols. They flew so low across the Gulf that two ships' decks sat ABOVE the jet, sailors looking DOWN as it passed between the hulls. Power plants and refineries sat exposed the whole route. They ignored every one and put the bombs on Camp Buehring in Kuwait's northern desert.

Back in March I wrote 👇 that Iran was winning, and not only strategically but tactically too, but I genuinely didn't expect it would eventually lead - 3 months later - to a complete US surrender. Because, make no mistake, this is what the "deal" that was just signed is: a complete US surrender, the likes of which it has never signed in its entire history. Let's compare it with the 2 other most famous US capitulation agreements: the Paris Peace Accords with Vietnam in 1973 and the Doha Agreement with Afghanistan in 2020. The most significant difference is that both the Vietnam and Afghanistan deals, despite being documents in which the US effectively conceded defeat, contained at least some face-saving provisions for the US. For instance, in the Vietnam deal, North Vietnam accepted the continued existence of the South Vietnamese government, promised peaceful reunification, agreed to maintain the 17th parallel as a dividing line, and accepted international supervision. These were real (if ultimately unenforceable and unenforced) concessions. Same thing with the Taliban: they guaranteed Afghan soil would never again be used to attack America, and agreed to negotiate a political settlement with the then Kabul government. The latter commitment was never seriously pursued - but both existed and gave the US a narrative: at least it could claim its post-9/11 objective had been secured on paper. The deal with Iran is completely different: it doesn't contain a single meaningful concession from Iran. The reopening of the Strait of Hormuz is merely the reversal of a wartime measure they took in response to the US-Israeli attack. And the "reaffirmation" that Iran won't build nuclear weapons is just this: a reaffirmation of a position Tehran has had for decades. As a reminder, there is a 2003 fatwa by Khamenei that forbids the production and use of any form of weapon of mass destruction, so "reaffirming" it costs Iran exactly nothing. Meanwhile, the list of concessions and costs on the US side is staggering: - Permanent end to the war on all fronts, including Lebanon - A US pledge to respect Iran's sovereignty and not interfere in its internal affairs - Full lifting of the naval blockade - Withdrawal of all US forces from the region within 30 days after the final agreement - A $300 billion reconstruction and development fund for Iran - Termination of all sanctions: UN, IAEA, and every unilateral US sanction, primary and secondary - Immediate Treasury waivers for Iranian oil exports and all related banking, insurance, and shipping services - Full release of all frozen Iranian funds and assets, to be spent however Iran's central bank sees fit So very concretely this is the US agreeing to 1) end the war and withdraw its forces, 2) end all hostile measures towards Iran that were in place before the war (the sanctions, the frozen funds, the interference in internal affairs, etc.), and 3) send hundreds of billions of dollars in what are, effectively, war reparations. If that's not a complete surrender, I genuinely don't know what is. And, cherry on the cake, in an absolutely perfect touch of historical irony, Trump literally signed this surrender agreement in Versailles (I'm not kidding: x.com/RnaudBertrand/status/2…). History rhymes, but rarely this loudly, all the more because the historical 1919 Versailles Treaty was also signed in June! Of course, it's fair - very fair, even - to suspect that Trump will not honor this deal. If he's proven anything in his political career, it's that he is agreement-incapable. Plus there's the Israel dimension: the document does say that the war should "end on all fronts, including Lebanon," but Israel has already made clear it considers itself unbound by the agreement. As such, what I suspect will happen - as I wrote the day the MOU was announced (x.com/RnaudBertrand/status/2…) - is that the deal will split in two. The immediate concessions - blockade lifted, oil flowing, funds unfrozen - will happen (some already have) and probably stick, because reversing them would mean restarting the very war the US humiliatingly lost. The deferred provisions - the negotiations on nuclear, the sanctions schedule, the reconstruction fund - will probably enter permanent limbo because, as I wrote then, the US won't get better terms on nuclear after showing they couldn't get them on the battlefield. And given sanctions relief and the $300 billion are tied to a final deal that requires resolving the nuclear question, and the nuclear question requires leverage the US no longer has, the whole structure is circular and never-ending. On the Israel-Lebanon question, things are trickier. Israel, in some way, finds itself in a South Vietnam situation with its patron having negotiated a surrender over its head. The difference is that Thieu was too weak to sabotage the Paris Accords, whereas Netanyahu isn't: his ability to escalate in Lebanon gives him a de facto veto over the deal's most fragile provision. Realistically speaking though, it's hard to imagine the US willing to restart the war, which is its own form of deterrence: if Israel keeps striking Lebanon in violation of the ceasefire, Iran can now retaliate with far greater confidence that the US won't come to the rescue - which ought to give Israel pause. In effect, the end result is that the US security umbrella over Israel just got a lot thinner. Which means that, for the first time in a long time, Israel has to calculate the cost of provoking Iran without assuming the US will absorb the consequences. This points towards restraint, at least for any rational actor. But then again, the same government that dragged the US into this war in the first place has not exactly been a model of strategic rationality... In any case, it's undeniable that Iran has just achieved something no other country has managed, ever: it withstood the full force of the US and Israeli military machines, and extracted a surrender agreement that makes the Paris Peace Accords look like a US victory by comparison. To refer back to the title of my article below 👇: this was the first multipolar war, and Iran has definitely earned its place as one of the poles.

Iran's President Pezeshkian SIGNS MoU between Washington & Tehran — Trump signature CLEARLY VISIBLE on paper

BREAKING: The White House has released the full text of the US-Iran MOU, which confirms full US capitulation to Iranian demands. Iran's top negotiator and Parliament Speaker Ghalibaf in a new interview called this final MOU the ultimate "America's failure." The 14 key points: 1. Permanent termination of war on all fronts including Lebanon, with US and Iran committing to never initiate military operations against each other and to protect Lebanese sovereignty 2. At least $300 billion in reconstruction and economic development funds for Iran from the US and regional partners 3. Permanent termination of all sanctions including UN Security Council resolutions, IAEA Board resolutions, and all unilateral US primary and secondary sanctions 4. Full release of all Iran's frozen funds and assets, up to $100 billion total, with the Central Bank of Iran designating beneficiaries 5. Iranian sovereign administration over the Strait of Hormuz with only a 60-day free passage waiver, after which Iran begins collecting transit fees from every commercial ship 6. Full removal of US naval blockade within 30 days and withdrawal of all US forces from all US bases around Iran within 30 days after the final deal 7. Iran retains its full enrichment infrastructure with only existing stockpiled material to be down-blended on-site under IAEA supervision, with no new concessions on its existing NPT commitment 8. Iran's missile program and support for Resistance groups are explicitly removed from final deal negotiation scope 9. Mutual recognition of sovereignty and non-interference in internal affairs, formally legitimizing the Iranian regime 10. US commits to no new sanctions and no additional forces in the region while Iran maintains its current nuclear program status quo 11. Immediate US Treasury waivers for Iranian crude oil, petroleum products, and all banking, insurance, and transportation services 12. Friday's signing will trigger a 60-day final deal negotiation period, extendable by mutual consent 13. Joint executive mechanism to monitor implementation and final deal compliance 14. The final deal will be endorsed by a binding UN Security Council resolution Iran via Tasnim has confirmed this is the final MOU, with Ghalibaf adding "everything we sought to achieve through military action was secured several times over at the negotiating table, in a way that cannot even be compared."

Moment US President Trump signed the Tehran-Washington MoU digitally at the Palace of Versailles. Follow: T.me/presstv

🇺🇸🇮🇷 Trump and Pazeshkian signing the MoU.

BREAKING: TRUMP CONFIRMS UAE’S MBZ WAS DROPPING BOMBS ON IRAN LAST WEEK: “Muhammad at UAE is an incredible warrior. He was dropping bombs last week, I said, "who the hell's dropping all those bombs," it was UAE. He's a good fighter.”

Trump HUMILIATES Netanyahu at the G7 Press Conference After Iran MoU Defiance "We are the big partner, and he is the very small partner. I say, you can do a little softer touch, Bibi, you don’t have to knock down a building every time somebody walks into it; that’s from Hezbollah. I think they could do better, with respect to Hezbollah. I'm not saying they shouldn't protect themselves, I'm saying when two drones are shot into the desert and dropped harmlessly, you don't have to knock down buildings in Beirut."

March 9: "We're now totally independent of the Middle East. We don't need their oil." April 1: "It doesn't really affect us. We have so much oil. We have tremendous oil and gas, much more than we need." June 17: If I didn't agree to the MOU, we "would run out of reserves at about 4 weeks...we would really run out, and there'll be a time when you wouldn't be able to get it."

The Soweto student uprising, from the docuseries 'Apartheid'.

Blood pours from Trump's birthday cake as Iranian state media releases AI video showing the 168 children killed in Minab school strike returning to haunt him on his birthday 'You gave the order to strike our school, exactly when all my friends were sitting in their classrooms'

Iran's National Football Team Honors the Minab 168 Children with this video for the FIFA World Cup

"Sky News has verified the identities of everyone from the school who was killed. 120 students, 73 boys & 47 girls, aged from 6 to 13, & 26 teachers, who were killed in the strike". @Chesh reports on the primary school bombed by the US. 120 children & 26 teachers, all murdered.

🔵 Israeli media: Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told U.S. President Trump that Israel does not consider itself bound by the Lebanon-related provisions of the emerging U.S.-Iran agreement and will not withdraw from the positions it currently occupies inside Lebanese territory. 🔹According to reports in Yedioth Ahronoth and Maariv, Netanyahu told Trump that Israeli forces will continue carrying out military operations in Lebanon aimed at countering what Israel describes as threats from Hezbollah, regardless of any understandings reached between Washington and Tehran. 🔹Maariv’s report also said Trump has imposed restrictions on Israel’s freedom to operate inside Lebanon, 🔹Maariv sources reported that Sunday’s phone call between Trump and Netanyahu was marked by tension. And that Netanyahu is seeking to coordinate a meeting with the U.S. president after his return from the G7 summit in Europe.

Palestinians say Israeli settlers tried to burn them alive in a nighttime attack on a mosque east of Ramallah. Settlers rampaged through two villages, setting fire to cars, farm land and places of worship.

🇮🇷🇺🇸 BREAKING: Iran's Mehr News Agency has released all 14 clauses of the MoU with the U.S.: 1: Permanent and immediate cessation of war on all fronts, including Lebanon. 2: The US commitment to non-interference in Iran's internal affairs and respect for the sovereignty of the Islamic Republic of Iran. 3: Complete lifting of the naval blockade within 30 days. 4: The US commitment to withdraw its forces from around Iran. 5: Reopening of the Strait of Hormuz within 30 days under Iranian arrangements. 6: Suspension of sanctions on the sale of oil, petrochemical products, and derivatives, and full access of Iran to its financial resources. 7: The necessity for the US and its allies to present reconstruction plans for Iran amounting to at least $300 billion. 8: 60 days of negotiations to reach a final agreement based on nuclear issues and the complete lifting of primary, secondary, US sanctions, and UN Security Council and IAEA Board of Governors resolutions. 9: Reiteration of Iran's commitment under the NPT treaty not to produce nuclear weapons. 10: During the negotiation period, the US has committed not to add forces in the region and not to impose new sanctions. 11: Release of $24 billion of Iran's blocked funds during the 60-day final negotiation period. Half of this amount must be made available to Iran before the start of negotiations. 12: Formation of a supervisory mechanism to implement the agreement. 13: The final agreement will be approved by a UN Security Council resolution. 14: Final negotiations will not begin before the release of half of Iran's blocked funds, suspension of Iran's oil sanctions, and lifting of the naval blockade, and the final agreement will only cover the fate of enriched materials and enrichment, lifting of sanctions, and Iran's economic reconstruction plan. Discussions about Iran's missile program and support for resistance groups are definitively removed from the agenda.

BREAKING: Israeli settlers are burning down the villages of Deir Dibwan and Burqa in the West Bank. They set a mosque on fire, torched several vehicles, and poured gasoline on an elderly man in an attempt to burn him alive.

🚨 Trump announces the GROUND INVASION of Iran.