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Iran's FM Araghchi: Iran READY For "DOOMSDAY WAR" Asked about reports that President Trump expects to resume bombing after the midterms, Dr. Araghchi said Iran has learned from the previous wars and CHANGED its tactics. "We stand ready in the face of any new aggression, even if it comes... show more

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スマイル1 day ago

Important distinction: saying Iran is ready for a war is deterrence, not a threat to start one. Tehran's consistent position is that it will not initiate a conflict but will respond to any attack. War hawks always skip that half of the quote.

soumen barua1 day ago

All hostilities between Iran and USA should end. USA should understand that they can never defeat Iran. Therefore both countries should accept truce.

Sabi Hunt1 day ago

Trump would do anything to stay in power so Iranians ought to be always ready.

Whaled1 day ago

these people are all about doomsday and Trump has never mentioned that so it kind of gives you a clear picture of why they want a nuclear weapon

rodrigo calisto1 day ago

Bla, Bla, Bla cierra la boca y termina con tus bravuconadas que cansan. Ya fueron derrotados.

CNDNC1 day ago

Well, ok.

Pirate Smurf1 day ago

This Women is Evil. Maybe less eyeliner.

phelanm1 day ago

useful(less) idiot? "..Reformist ..Pragmatists ..Moderate ..name that traveled best, the Liberals ..Khamenei's Last Move..": "..King's Gambit ..Ali Alizadeh | The Ghost Commander: The Invisible Hand in the US-Iran War..":

The Most1 day ago

When talking to a balrog like Trump one needs to speak their language!

Abdi Jumalo1 day ago

If not because of IRAN 🇮🇷, the world may still assumed America is still a military super power😜😜🤣

bukan siapa2 🇵🇸1 day ago

good job .. patriot !

«𝑭𝒆𝒅𝒂𝒂🇵🇸𝑼𝒎 𝒉𝒂𝒍𝒂🍉1 day ago

Welcome, I hope you can help me a little and quote my post 🙏🏻

Go Birds 🦅1 day ago

So is he saying nuclear weapons are fair game?

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