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In its joint aggression against Iran alongside the Israeli regime, the United States committed not only abhorrent war crimes but also grave acts of state terrorism through the cowardly assassination of Iranian officials and scientists. Now, through a coordinated disinformation campaign built around fabricated headlines of "Iranian terrorism," Washington seeks to cast itself as the victim! It expects the world to ignore its own long record of aggression and terrorism, and to accept unsubstantiated claims of a 'terror plot'. However, no amount of media frenzy can rewrite history, erase responsibility, or conceal the identity of those truly responsible for aggression, terrorism, and war crimes.

The region may witness positive developments within two days and security may return to the Strait of Hormuz if the United States responds to his country's demands

a few days ago

It is evidence of the continuation of this organized cooperation

Attacking Iran does not bring victory; it only leads to defeat. Iran is not a nation that can be understood through arrogance, intimidated by threats, or subjugated through aggression.

The American people have now sent you a clear message. However, if you continue to ignore reality, overlook the lessons of history, and persist on this dangerous path, the consequences of this grave miscalculation will far exceed what you have seen so far.

"Pride goes before a fall." You were driven by greed and arrogance, in service of a deceptive regime, to drag your country into an unlawful and brutal war against Iran. Your calculations failed, your assumptions collapsed, and your strategic mistakes have become clear and painful—all because you fundamentally misunderstood Iran, and most importantly, because you did not realize the resilience, determination, and national pride of the Iranian nation.

Past experiences close the path to any optimism about the seriousness of Washington's diplomacy.

We have affirmed that it is possible to restore security to the Strait of Hormuz and resume negotiations within a short period if Iran's demands are met.

The basis of dialogue and talks between Iran and the United States through mediators remains the Iranian proposal consisting of 7 stages, which has now been shortened in a way that allows it to be implemented within two days.

Any act of aggression against Iran, and any military attack on it by any means, will be met with a strong, immediate and comprehensive response.

The Iranian proposal still stands, and the ball is now in the American court.

The United States is the party that must make the decision, and Iran has conveyed to the American side everything necessary within a reasonable framework, and implementing Iran's demands is a condition for the return of security to the region and the Strait of Hormuz.

Restoring security in the region depends on implementing Tehran's demands, and opening the Strait of Hormuz is not possible before ending the blockade, and continuing the diplomatic path depends on the American decision.

warring gangs

I don't think there are real elections there.. It is a competition between rival gangs over who commits greater evil, and a contest over who kills more.

the fragility of American diplomatic commitments and their lack of substance

We are in a state of war. Iran will not hesitate to exercise its established right to defend itself.

It is a competition between different gangs to commit the greatest criminal acts.

It makes no difference to us, in these elections, who leads an entity that has brought our region nothing but violence and massacres.

Israeli expansion policy

It makes no difference to us; in these elections, whoever leads an entity that has brought nothing to our region but violence and massacres.

The election results in Israel do not concern us

We are in a state of war, and we will certainly not hesitate to exercise the natural right to defend.

I don't think there are elections there; rather, it is a competition between different gangs to commit more evil.

It has no choice but to take the necessary measures.

The Strait of Hormuz is unsafe, not because Iran made it unsafe, but because America and Israel misused this waterway.

Iran has not left the negotiating table at any stage.

technical issues and the need to take precautionary measures

in kind, if not more forcefully