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Go burn some flags to solve the internal problems, you want to keep the sanctions alive while Qatar is sucking the gas out of north dome/south pars field . Lanat bar harkasi va har andishey ahrimani ke shoma div-parastaro zede-Irani bar avorde.couldn't say it better
don't be too happy, nothing has happened, in Iran there are supreme leader and a parliament who constantly watch our government to make sure your joy wont last much. regarding this deal, it hasn't been confirmed yet.
Two years ago usa even could not accept 100 centrifuge in iran and wanted Arak closed not redesigned.I don't want to be rude with you mohsen because I respect you personally. But I meant to say that this deal (if it gets approved by the U.S Congress) could have happened at least 2 years ago. Why did the Iranian government wait so long to accept many of what used to be "red lines"? Iran has accepted inspecting its facilities, which used to be unthinkable some time ago. During these 2 years, Iran suffered huge economic damages as a result of the sanctions which could have easily exceeded $ 400 - $ 600 billion in total. Let alone the massive frustration that Iranians have to go through only return to square number 1 by accepting some "red lines".
Congratulation to our Iranian friends. This again proved "Tough time never last but Tough people do"
I am really thinking on the policy shift of US towards Saudi. Its now very clear and confirmed. I think it will be very tough for current Saudi regime ( augmented by US and not by public support) to survive.
Further , I have one question to my Iranian friends- How you rate role of India during your tough time. Whether India played its friendly role to the extent possible under sanction regime? Or India just exploited the situation to ge benefit from Iran. I am not asking for analysis , only want to understand common perception prevails in Iran towards India.
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what you said is partially true. but problems are still there. USA insist on inspecting military sites and we insist no. what they did was to separate PMD issue as a dill between Iran and IAEA so that both governments could reach at least a temporary dill to have some hope for their next election.I don't want to be rude with you mohsen because I respect you personally. But I meant to say that this deal (if it gets approved by the U.S Congress) could have happened at least 2 years ago. Why did the Iranian government wait so long to accept many of what used to be "red lines"? Iran has accepted inspecting its facilities, which used to be unthinkable some time ago. During these 2 years, Iran suffered huge economic damages as a result of the sanctions which could have easily exceeded $ 400 - $ 600 billion in total. Let alone the massive frustration that Iranians have to go through only return to square number 1 by accepting some "red lines".
LOL You think we were neutral but Americans kept busting our balls for over maintaining 'favourable ties' with you. Most Indo-Iranian co-operation has been under the cover ever since the Congress government came to power here. In the previous NDA government (same as now), we very much had a budding relationship and in their last year we even signed a military-technical agreement. But the Congress government was a complete failure in foreign policy (among various other things) and let the relationship slide. Even the Chabhar (signed this year) port agreement was done with previous NDA government. Thats not to say that thats an excuse over India's lack of support. India's vote at IAEA against Iran would have unfortunately happened irrespective of the government as that was important for securing the nuclear deal with the Americans and you are right, countries after a point have to be pragmatic.Thank you my friend.
To be honest, India's position was mostly neutral. We Iranians, expected help which we didn't receive. But to be fair, I think our expectation was unrealistic and more arouse from our own culture which requires us to stay with our friends no matter what. We call it "Javanmardi". I don't know any translation in English that covers the true meaning of the word. You can see it in Iran's attitude towards Syria, Iraq and Palestine. We'd do much better now if we had given up on those countries, but we don't.
In real world politics, countries should look after their own interest first and there is nothing wrong with it.
In Iran case, many countries not only looked after their own interests but took extra measures to put pressure on Iran. Most of the European countries were in that group.
Some others, tried to only follow the US demands to the point that it wouldn't jeopardize their relation with US and the West. India, China, Turkey and to some extent Russia were among those countries. They didn't do anything to dispute US demands but also didn't introduce their own sanctions.
So I think India, was able to maintain a good balance in its foreign policy. I think we should thank India for its neutral stance which is what is expected from a world grade power.
اوباما: تحريمهاي يکجانبه آمريکا باقي ميماند / اگر توافق نميکرديم رژيم تحريمها از هم می پاشید / اين توافق عملا يک دهه اجماع بينالمللي را پيش خريد کردهايم/ اگر ایران اجازه بازرسی از مراکز نظامی را ندهد توافق را نقض کرده است
طی ۱۵ سال ۱۰۲۴ سانتريفيوژ فردو حتی يک گرم اروانيوم هم غنی نمي کنند / هيچ کدام از خطوط قرمز نظام درباره فردو رعايت نشد/ رهبر انقلاب : درخواست دشمن براي نداشتن فردو خنده دار است
لغو تحریم سوئیفت و آزادسازی دارایی بلوکه شده در اروپا؛ شاید ۸ سال دیگر!/ تحریم بانک، بیمه و کشتیرانی توسط اروپا فقط تعلیق می شود/ تنها تحریم خرید و فروش فلزات گرانبها لغو خواهد شد
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بسم الله الرحمن الرحیمThe pain is in yours when you read the truth and can't bear it!