Mohammad (Saeed) Marandi

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156 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 24 Jul

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They did not force the Israeli regime to leave Lebanon.
Trump continued to threaten Iranian officials and the Iranian people, which is a violation of the deal.
They expanded the sanctions regime, another violation.
They removed the sanctions on oil exports, then reversed that after a few days, another violation.
And of course, in violation of Article 5, they went and set up their own parallel corridor in the Strait of Hormuz because in Article 5, Iran was supposed to manage the Strait.
So what the Americans were trying to do is to try to take control of the Strait, take away Iran's leverage, and then not carry out its obligations and win a war that they could not win on the battlefield or through siege warfare.
And then they bombed Iran when Iran ultimately...
after a couple of weeks of warning the Saudis and the Emiratis and the Americans not to do this, the Iranians finally struck three ships, I think, and then the Americans waged war against Iran again, another violation, and reimposed the siege.
So the Iranians knew that was happening, but the difference between Iran and the United States was that the Iranians were willing to implement the deal, but not the Americans.
But the Iranians, they took that opportunity to export a lot of oil.
and to import critical supplies to prepare them for the next phase.
But I think that ultimately, if the United States, the Iranians are not in the mood for negotiations, but if the United States wants to solve the problem, I think that the MOU will not be enough for Iran.
They will demand that the United States first carries out certain things before the Iranians do anything, and they will also
be explicit in including Yemen and Gaza in the negotiations.
That's my guess.
Well, first of all, I'd like to point out that I'm really surprised that he was a general.
I fought in war, but I was just an ordinary volunteer and foot soldier.
What strategic value would Khark Island have?
How is it a command and control center?
It's a flat piece of land which has, I mean, right now Iran is not exporting oil because there's a siege.
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