Seyed Mohammad Marandi

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141 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 24 Jul

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The fact is that the United States engaged in this war with the Israeli regime.
It was unprovoked and all that.
then after the ceasefire the siege war big warfare began basically because the united states refused to implement the ceasefire deal which included lebanon and netanyahu refused he carpet bombed beirut so we had a two month i don't know i guess two months or so more than two months of siege warfare then we had the mou and there were some differences between the two sides we weren't
getting to the deal, and then Netanyahu bombed Beirut.
Iran was about to fire missiles at Israel.
My understanding, this is my interpretation, Trump was afraid that if Iran and the Israeli regime got into warfare, that the deal would be set back.
So he gave the concessions that the Iranians wanted, and the deal was signed.
But he had no intention of carrying out the deal.
This is my opinion.
And in Iran, the leaders and the elites and the analysts
I don't know anyone who believed that the United States was going to carry out the deal.
But why was Trump insistent on having the deal?
Because he himself admitted that we only have four weeks of reserves left, oil reserves, energy reserves.
And he spoke of Herbert Hoover and the Great Depression, and he doesn't want to see that happen.
And so we are where we are.
But since Trump did not want to implement the deal, everyone was attacking him for it, he began to
undermine it, step by step.
He effectively refused to carry out any of his obligations except for one, and that was the siege.
Why?
Because, as Van said, he wanted the oil to come out.
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