Mohammad Hossein Bagheri, head of the Iqbal forum , in an interview with “Samina Pasha,” a well-known Pakistani host:
Bagheri: The Strait of Hormuz is Iran’s atomic bomb, used to establish deterrence against threats from its enemies (the United States and the Zionist regime). The Strait of Hormuz; Iran’s real atomic bomb! Bagheri stated explicitly: “For Iran, the Strait...
Bagheri: The Strait of Hormuz is Iran’s atomic bomb, used to establish deterrence against threats from its enemies (the United States and the Zionist regime).
The Strait of Hormuz; Iran’s real atomic bomb!
Bagheri stated explicitly: “For Iran, the Strait of Hormuz functions like a nuclear weapon. The era of free and unrestricted passage is over! Iran’s parliament is drafting new laws; from now on, this waterway will be a tool of pressure against enemies and an advantage for friends.”
Trump on his way to Islamabad?
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Iran has entered with an army of experts and a 120-page technical team, while Trump’s team consisted only of real estate dealers and security figures!
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Energy crisis rumor:
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Iran | Pakistan | Saudi Arabia | Turkey | China
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