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Big threat arise. At least two intelligence agencies have reported that Iran is planning its first official nuclear test within a month. The new IRGC chief, Ahmad Vahidi, is more radicalized than Ali Khamenei. He has ordered a speed-up of the so-called “Kavir Plan.” (Sources)

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ALERT : At least two intelligence agencies have reported that Iran is planning its first official nuclear test within a month. The new IRGC chief, Ahmad Vahidi, is more radicalized than Ali Khamenei. He has ordered a speed-up of the so-called “Kavir Plan.” (Sources)

ALERT : At least two intelligence agencies have reported that Iran is planning its first official nuclear test within a month. The new IRGC chief, Ahmad Vahidi, is more radicalized than Ali Khamenei. He has ordered a speed-up of the so-called “Kavir Plan.” (Sources)

Baba Banaras™

169,642 views • 3 months ago

Q: The DNI concluded in March that Iran is not building a nuclear weapon. So what new intelligence does the US have since then that Iran changed its position? HEGSETH: The president has made it very clear that he's looked at all the intelligence and come to the conclusion that the Iranian nuclear program is a threat

Q: The DNI concluded in March that Iran is not building a nuclear weapon. So what new intelligence does the US have since then that Iran changed its position? HEGSETH: The president has made it very clear that he's looked at all the intelligence and come to the conclusion that the Iranian nuclear program is a threat

Aaron Rupar

235,747 views • 1 year ago

Reporter: In March, the office of DNI concluded “Iran is not building a nuclear weapon, and Khamenei has not authorized the nuclear programs he suspended in 2003.” So what new intelligence does the U.S have since then that the Iranians have changed their position on nuclear weapons? And does this new intelligence come from U.S. Sources and methods, or are we getting this information from other countries?

Reporter: In March, the office of DNI concluded “Iran is not building a nuclear weapon, and Khamenei has not authorized the nuclear programs he suspended in 2003.” So what new intelligence does the U.S have since then that the Iranians have changed their position on nuclear weapons? And does this new intelligence come from U.S. Sources and methods, or are we getting this information from other countries?

Acyn

986,734 views • 1 year ago

Iran International reports that IRGC head Ahmad Vahidi is the real man in charge, and Iran's "negotiators" sent to Islamabad have no real power. A reminder that C14's דרור בלאזאדה | Dror Balazada reported this first, ten days ago 👇

Iran International reports that IRGC head Ahmad Vahidi is the real man in charge, and Iran's "negotiators" sent to Islamabad have no real power. A reminder that C14's דרור בלאזאדה | Dror Balazada reported this first, ten days ago 👇

Dr. Eli David

66,723 views • 4 months ago

BREAKING | IRGC Commander Ahmad Vahidi Will Not Block the Deal • According to my sources, IRGC Commander Ahmad Vahidi has agreed not to stand in the way of a deal, despite not supporting it • The IRGC sees strategic value in a ceasefire: sanctions relief, increased oil and gas exports, and access to frozen Iranian funds • In Vahidi’s camp, the calculation is simple: take the money, strengthen Iran, and move forward • But a major dispute remains inside Tehran: while the political leadership sees the deal as a path to economic stability, Vahidi’s camp insists Iran must not give up its nuclear program or accept foreign dictates Bottom line: Vahidi may allow the deal to move forward, but his message remains clear: Iran can take the money without abandoning its core principles. C14 News | EN

BREAKING | IRGC Commander Ahmad Vahidi Will Not Block the Deal • According to my sources, IRGC Commander Ahmad Vahidi has agreed not to stand in the way of a deal, despite not supporting it • The IRGC sees strategic value in a ceasefire: sanctions relief, increased oil and gas exports, and access to frozen Iranian funds • In Vahidi’s camp, the calculation is simple: take the money, strengthen Iran, and move forward • But a major dispute remains inside Tehran: while the political leadership sees the deal as a path to economic stability, Vahidi’s camp insists Iran must not give up its nuclear program or accept foreign dictates Bottom line: Vahidi may allow the deal to move forward, but his message remains clear: Iran can take the money without abandoning its core principles. C14 News | EN

דרור בלאזאדה | Dror Balazada

326,344 views • 2 months ago

🚨 IRGC COMMANDER MIGHT TRY TO BLOW UP NEGOTIATIONS Commander Ahmad Vahidi was even responsible for previous TERROR ATTACKS that killed large amounts of innocent civilians He might be OVER RULING Iranian officials who want to make a deal with the US. Bad move if he continues. He might make it on a US-Israel HIT LIST. "He is reportedly behind a list of atrocities spanning back decades. That includes Argentina's deadliest terror attack back in 1994." "Analysts have described Vahidi as a radical hardliner who rose the ranks of the IRGC during the Iran-Iraq War of the 1980s." "He has been connected with terror attacks such as the 1983 Beirut bombing that killed 241 U.S. service members and an attack on the U.S. embassy in Yemen in 2008." "Vahidi, who is on the IRGC military side, who is holding most of the cards here in power because he has the guns, seems to be much more of a hardliner. Vahidi takes control of the IRGC, quite literally, with the threat of death hanging over him."

🚨 IRGC COMMANDER MIGHT TRY TO BLOW UP NEGOTIATIONS Commander Ahmad Vahidi was even responsible for previous TERROR ATTACKS that killed large amounts of innocent civilians He might be OVER RULING Iranian officials who want to make a deal with the US. Bad move if he continues. He might make it on a US-Israel HIT LIST. "He is reportedly behind a list of atrocities spanning back decades. That includes Argentina's deadliest terror attack back in 1994." "Analysts have described Vahidi as a radical hardliner who rose the ranks of the IRGC during the Iran-Iraq War of the 1980s." "He has been connected with terror attacks such as the 1983 Beirut bombing that killed 241 U.S. service members and an attack on the U.S. embassy in Yemen in 2008." "Vahidi, who is on the IRGC military side, who is holding most of the cards here in power because he has the guns, seems to be much more of a hardliner. Vahidi takes control of the IRGC, quite literally, with the threat of death hanging over him."

Eric Daugherty

102,217 views • 4 months ago

China’s Defence Ministry is attacking Japan for upgrading its intelligence agencies and calling it military expansion that threatens the region Japan has zero nuclear weapons. China has 600 and counting. The gall of the nuclear-armed bully calling someone else a threat is unreal

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Dr. Minh Tran

28,240 views • 16 days ago

Commander-in-Chief of the IRGC Ahmad Vahidi was reportedly present at a site targeted during Israeli strikes, though sources cited in the broadcast suggest he may not have been the intended target. The latest escalation highlights a cycle that has repeatedly pushed the region toward wider conflict: Hezbollah attacks Israel, Israel strikes Lebanon, Iran threatens retaliation, and each side responds to the last move with another.

Commander-in-Chief of the IRGC Ahmad Vahidi was reportedly present at a site targeted during Israeli strikes, though sources cited in the broadcast suggest he may not have been the intended target. The latest escalation highlights a cycle that has repeatedly pushed the region toward wider conflict: Hezbollah attacks Israel, Israel strikes Lebanon, Iran threatens retaliation, and each side responds to the last move with another.

Tousi TV

31,210 views • 2 months ago

Q: "In March, the ODNI released their threat assessment concluding Iran is not building a nuclear weapon...What new intelligence does the U.S. have since then?" Hegseth: "The president has made it very clear, he's looked at all of this, all of the intelligence, all of the information, and come to the conclusion that the Iranian nuclear program is a threat and was willing to take this precision. operation to neutralize that threat in order to advance American national interests."

Q: "In March, the ODNI released their threat assessment concluding Iran is not building a nuclear weapon...What new intelligence does the U.S. have since then?" Hegseth: "The president has made it very clear, he's looked at all of this, all of the intelligence, all of the information, and come to the conclusion that the Iranian nuclear program is a threat and was willing to take this precision. operation to neutralize that threat in order to advance American national interests."

The Bulwark

40,809 views • 1 year ago

Big Escalation Iran has once again issued a threat to the world. An official IRGC spokesperson stated on its platform, Sepah News, that if the United States attacks Iran again, not only the Middle East, but also Europe and Asia, will fall within the range of Iranian missiles.

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Baba Banaras™

24,815 views • 3 months ago

Highly credible sources have reported that India 🇮🇳 is working on installing nuclear warheads on its submarines. The number of such submarines is around 12. This information has reportedly come from SIPRI. It's represents a major threat to Pak. • Pak Ex-Amb Maleeha Lodhi.

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برهان الدین ‏| Burhan uddin

30,829 views • 1 month ago

Here is Obama telling you a nuclear Iran is a threat to Israel’s national security and ours and nothing is off the table. Sadly he ended up making sure they could get to a nuclear weapon by sending them pallets of cash but even he paid lip service to the fact that Iran can’t have a nuclear weapon.

Here is Obama telling you a nuclear Iran is a threat to Israel’s national security and ours and nothing is off the table. Sadly he ended up making sure they could get to a nuclear weapon by sending them pallets of cash but even he paid lip service to the fact that Iran can’t have a nuclear weapon.

Insurrection Barbie

181,026 views • 1 year ago

Reports from inside Iran indicate that every major proposal may now require approval from senior IRGC officials led by Ahmad Vahidi. The Islamic Republic’s negotiators are no longer negotiating independently. Every concession, every clause, and every agreement would first have to pass through the very security establishment that has spent decades opposing compromise. That raises a simple question: Is the regime’s political establishment negotiating, or is the IRGC?

Reports from inside Iran indicate that every major proposal may now require approval from senior IRGC officials led by Ahmad Vahidi. The Islamic Republic’s negotiators are no longer negotiating independently. Every concession, every clause, and every agreement would first have to pass through the very security establishment that has spent decades opposing compromise. That raises a simple question: Is the regime’s political establishment negotiating, or is the IRGC?

Tousi TV

30,073 views • 2 months ago

“In Iran, you have, I would say, at least two important or three important things that we have to be looking at,” says Rafael M. Grossi, director general of the International Atomic Energy Agency and nominee for the position of UN secretary-general. “First of all is the nuclear material. . . . Second, the other thing that we have been looking at in these negotiations is all the facilities, the nuclear complex. Iran had—has—a very vast nuclear program, which is articulated around a number of places, campuses, places in Tehran and in other places. . . . And the third thing, in case of an agreement of sorts, is what kind of nuclear program Iran would be having in the future.” He concludes that Iran “will have to address all of this if you want to have a comprehensive agreement.” 🔗 Watch the full conversation:

“In Iran, you have, I would say, at least two important or three important things that we have to be looking at,” says Rafael M. Grossi, director general of the International Atomic Energy Agency and nominee for the position of UN secretary-general. “First of all is the nuclear material. . . . Second, the other thing that we have been looking at in these negotiations is all the facilities, the nuclear complex. Iran had—has—a very vast nuclear program, which is articulated around a number of places, campuses, places in Tehran and in other places. . . . And the third thing, in case of an agreement of sorts, is what kind of nuclear program Iran would be having in the future.” He concludes that Iran “will have to address all of this if you want to have a comprehensive agreement.” 🔗 Watch the full conversation:

Council on Foreign Relations

17,118 views • 3 months ago

Iran's Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei says the U.S. belongs at the bottom of the Persian Gulf in a new statement, adding that the country won't give up its nuclear program and control of the Strait of Hormuz. The rare comments come as peace talks between the U.S. and Iran have stalled. CBS News' Ramy Inocencio has more.

Iran's Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei says the U.S. belongs at the bottom of the Persian Gulf in a new statement, adding that the country won't give up its nuclear program and control of the Strait of Hormuz. The rare comments come as peace talks between the U.S. and Iran have stalled. CBS News' Ramy Inocencio has more.

CBS News

20,999 views • 3 months ago

This is the first President who said, “no more, no longer, we’re not going to have a nuclear Iran.” President Trump will always fight for the American people. He is focused on American energy dominance and has the courage to confront the threat of Iran. Full stop.

This is the first President who said, “no more, no longer, we’re not going to have a nuclear Iran.” President Trump will always fight for the American people. He is focused on American energy dominance and has the courage to confront the threat of Iran. Full stop.

Secretary Sean Duffy

81,833 views • 3 months ago

🇮🇷 The man who may actually decide whether Iran goes to war is not the president, not the parliament. It is IRGC chief Ahmad Vahidi, and he has decades of bombings, assassinations, and proxy networks behind him. Glenn Diesen warns the real danger is hubris on the winning side and desperation on the losing one. "Iran can go from being a punching bag for America for the next few decades to becoming a regional power with its security intact." If Vahidi overplays his hand, no deal gets done and the whole region pays the price. Glenn Diesen

🇮🇷 The man who may actually decide whether Iran goes to war is not the president, not the parliament. It is IRGC chief Ahmad Vahidi, and he has decades of bombings, assassinations, and proxy networks behind him. Glenn Diesen warns the real danger is hubris on the winning side and desperation on the losing one. "Iran can go from being a punching bag for America for the next few decades to becoming a regional power with its security intact." If Vahidi overplays his hand, no deal gets done and the whole region pays the price. Glenn Diesen

Mario Nawfal

74,826 views • 4 months ago