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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... show more

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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 👇

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233,145 views • 4 months ago

Happening now - according to Balazada's sources inside Iran, the "The agreement is very close, but it is the technical details that determine whether it will be good or bad for Israel." Channel 14's Senior Iran Analyst Dror Balazada ( דרור בלאזאדה | Dror Balazada) reports that despite incorrect reports from the Iranian news agency Tasnim, negotiations are still very much active through Qatari mediation and a direct line between Araghchi and the Americans. While Tehran is reportedly showing flexibility regarding its 60% enriched uranium stockpile, it is refusing to give up uranium enriched to 20% or lower, a major sticking point that is currently delaying the deal.

Happening now - according to Balazada's sources inside Iran, the "The agreement is very close, but it is the technical details that determine whether it will be good or bad for Israel." Channel 14's Senior Iran Analyst Dror Balazada ( דרור בלאזאדה | Dror Balazada) reports that despite incorrect reports from the Iranian news agency Tasnim, negotiations are still very much active through Qatari mediation and a direct line between Araghchi and the Americans. While Tehran is reportedly showing flexibility regarding its 60% enriched uranium stockpile, it is refusing to give up uranium enriched to 20% or lower, a major sticking point that is currently delaying the deal.

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36,280 views • 2 months ago

🚨🇮🇷 Tehran: IRGC marches in "victory" under the emerging agreement and brings out ballistic missiles from underground. There is information that senior IRGC officials came out of bunkers and marched in support of the regime, and held meetings above ground without fear "under the understanding that the US and Israel may not try to hunt them down." Now I ask you, is there a better time than this to FINISH THE JOB?

🚨🇮🇷 Tehran: IRGC marches in "victory" under the emerging agreement and brings out ballistic missiles from underground. There is information that senior IRGC officials came out of bunkers and marched in support of the regime, and held meetings above ground without fear "under the understanding that the US and Israel may not try to hunt them down." Now I ask you, is there a better time than this to FINISH THE JOB?

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222,967 views • 2 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 • 3 months ago

President Trump spent more than two hours in the Situation Room reviewing options on the Islamic Republic of Iran, but no deal has been announced. Meanwhile, reports indicate fresh U.S. strikes in southern Iran, a reported IRGC casualty, and a new maritime warning from U.S. and British authorities in the Strait of Hormuz amid concerns over IRGC mine-laying activity. The Gulf is on high alert, military activity is escalating, and the pressure on the Islamic Republic continues to build.

President Trump spent more than two hours in the Situation Room reviewing options on the Islamic Republic of Iran, but no deal has been announced. Meanwhile, reports indicate fresh U.S. strikes in southern Iran, a reported IRGC casualty, and a new maritime warning from U.S. and British authorities in the Strait of Hormuz amid concerns over IRGC mine-laying activity. The Gulf is on high alert, military activity is escalating, and the pressure on the Islamic Republic continues to build.

Tousi TV

46,381 views • 2 months ago

🚨 BREAKING: Iran is trying to toll the Strait of Hormuz RIGHT NOW, the IRGC has essentially full control over the waterway President Trump is WARNING them ahead of negotiations this weekend: "Iran is doing a very poor job, dishonorable some would say, of allowing Oil to go through the Strait of Hormuz. That is not the agreement we have!"

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Eric Daugherty

105,488 views • 4 months ago