Iran Sets Negotiation Conditions as Tensions With U.S. Escalate
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What new message did Iran’s top military official Mohsen Rezaei deliver to the United States?
Iran's top military leadership just delivered a message to Donald Trump and his regime. Also, they delivered a message to the markets, which Donald Trump is trying to manipulate as the markets are crashing, as diesel and gas prices surge, as the American economy is in shambles. Donald Trump is going to be rushing to try to announce fake deals, or Donald Trump's going to try to Try to do further market manipulation. And so Moshin Razai, who is the top military official and advisor in Iran to Mojtaba Khomeini, posted the following message and making it very clear that Iran feels that it is in a stronger position than ever before. Here's the message from Moshin Razai. He says: Iran has announced seven conditions for starting any negotiations.
To the U.S. government. Tehran's message is clear and unambiguous. If Washington wants to escape the quagmire it has created for itself and avoid getting further entangled in it, it has no choice but to accept Iran's rights and conditions. And among the conditions includes ending the war on all fronts, meaning that the United States and the Netanyahu regime need to immediately get out of. Lebanon, they need to get out of Gaza, they need to ensure the Palestinian state is recognized. The Trump regime needs to unfreeze Iranian assets. And the Trump regime needs to end the U.S. naval blockade. These are among some of the conditions that Iran says that Trump needs to agree to before Iran's ever willing to even begin a dialogue with.
With the Trump regime again, or with Qatari mediators, or with Pakistani mediators, or whoever. Meanwhile, Iran's parliament leader, top civilian official, MB Galabab sent the following message: The era when your F-35s and F-15s get hunted down and you have to report them damaged has already begun. What was once pure nightmare fuel. Is now the daily reality. Live with it. And Mbigalab posted the Pentagon Inspector General's report, which showed how the catastrophic war in Iran has already cost the United States somewhere close to anywhere from $35 to $50 billion. Whether you look at the Inspector General's report, CENCOM's new report, or the Congressional Republic. National Budget Office's report. And also the Inspector General's report listed all of the aircraft that were destroyed by Iran.
And also, I believe the Inspector General's report is just kind of the tip of the iceberg of what really went down. But it shows that F-15s, F-35, A-10s, K-35, KC-135 strato-tankers, the E3 AWAC, among other military aircraft. And equipment were destroyed. And MB Galaboff made this post in response to General Dan Cain, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs message at a recent military summit this past week, where General Dan Cain was like: in the future, what we will have to make sure we focus on is the ability for our equipment to be tracked and for our equipment to be followed. By the adversary, and that our adversaries are getting increasingly sophisticated in the future. So MB Gallibaf is like, in the future?
Um, what about right now? We're able to track that right now, and we're doing it right now. So you can try to posit this as some future hypothetical, but this is your current nightmare reality. This is what General Dan Cain just said, so you can see for yourself, play this game.
Clip how quickly technology is changing the character of war. And this means our joint force needs to do two things at one time. First, we need to prepare the joint force to win in this kind of conflict. We have to assume from now on that our formations will be hunted by autonomous systems, jammed across the spectrum, and tracked in real time. And we have to transition the joint force to be prepared to fight and win our future wars by generating and delivering lethality at scale with an agile, optimized, high low mix of combat capabilities to give the young members of the
Pete Heggsit talking about test mandatory testosterone testing, where if you're 30 years or older in the military and you're a man, they're going to test your ability to get spontaneous erections or whatever the hell they're talking about.
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
What new message did Iran’s top military official Mohsen Rezaei deliver to the United States?
0:00–5:16
2
What are the seven conditions Iran set for any future negotiations with the U.S.?
5:16–12:05
3
What does the Pentagon Inspector General’s report reveal about U.S. aircraft losses in the conflict?
12:05–16:34
4
How does Iran’s parliament speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf respond to the Joint Chiefs’ concerns about equipment tracking?
16:34–20:17
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