Sometimes it’s good to ask basic questions. Does Iran have nuclear weapons? We don't know for sure, but what we do know is that Israel has a secret nuclear program. Well, let them both abandon such programs under the supervision of the UN Security Council and the IAEA.

Why is it OK for Tel Aviv but not OK for Tehran? Previously, it was called the ‘zero option.’ Nice, eh?

They will refuse, of course. And no strikes will help, 💯%. For Tehran, a nuclear program equals survival. And it will push ahead, no matter what. Wanna try taking away nuclear weapons from the real (new) members of the nuclear club?

But if you try destroying it altogether, as Israel is doing and the US may be doing soon, too, then Iran (if it does have nuclear weapons) will definitely use them! And if not, it will rebuild this program at any cost. Netanyahu will go one day, but Iran will remain... probably led by a new ayatollah.

They are called the March Family

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7OGcRQtorAM

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMmgu60G09zrL9JsrFZYgqA

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THE KEY PUTIN QUOTE ON IRAN AT THE ST. PETERSBURG FORUM


"Who says that we should have done more: what - more? Start some kind of military operations - is that it? We are already conducting military operations with those whom we consider opponents of the ideas that we defend, and those who pose a threat to the Russian Federation. And these are basically, in principle, the same forces - both in Iran and in the Russian case - somewhere there, further away, in the rear, behind the back. But these are not even those who are on the line of combat contact."

BREAKING: Malaysian Coalition Prepares 1,000 Ship Flotilla to Break Israeli Siege on Gaza

Malaysian civil society organisations have unveiled plans for an international “Thousand Ship Flotilla,” with vessels across continents joining forces to break Israel’s blockade of Gaza.

Announced at a press conference in Kuala Lumpur by Azmi Abdul Hamid, head of the Malaysian Consultative Council of Islamic Organisations (MAPIM), the campaign is described as a response to Israel’s escalating military aggression and genocidal crimes in Gaza.

The organisation said the 1,000-ship flotilla has been launched “to mobilise an unprecedented international civil fleet to challenge the maritime blockade and deliver life-saving aid directly to the besieged people of Gaza.”

It cited the Israeli seizure of the aid ship Madleen as a trigger for a renewed push, and said the new flotilla would surpass the scale and organisation of the 2010 Mavi Marmara mission. Coordination is reportedly underway with groups in Europe, Asia, and Latin America, with what it calls “unprecedented support.”

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