Iranissa tapahtunut terrorii-sku tänään josta isis otti "kunnian"
Tekijät oli kuvannu iskun.
Iran syyttää saudiarabiaa.
Tekijät oli kuvannu iskun.
Iran syyttää saudiarabiaa.
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Iranin laivasto keksinyt uuden tavan ärsyttää jenkkejä. Taas tultiin lähelle ja sitten valaistiin laserilla helikopteria joka pelästyi ja laukaisi flaret.
Luulisi amerikkalaisillakin olevan lasereita.
Sitähän se tavallaan on jo. Isis ei pärjää ilman saudien ja usan rahotusta ja aseita, ei sitä taputella ihan helposti. Siksihän venäjä auttaa irania, ettei saudien kätyrit pääse niskan päälle.
Sitähän se tavallaan on jo. Isis ei pärjää ilman saudien ja usan rahotusta ja aseita, ei sitä taputella ihan helposti. Siksihän venäjä auttaa irania, ettei saudien kätyrit pääse niskan päälle.
Usa rahoittaa ISISa? Ja Venäjä ""auttaa"" Irania?
Usa, rus, gb, fra, chi hämmentävät kattilaa. Turkki ja Iran ottavat kaverikseen Venäjän....onnea matkaan. Kiina passailee, mutta on mukana. Länsiblokki on omansa ja siinä Saudit yrittävät tempoilla omaa hegemoniansiivuaan kakusta. Mainio soppa.
Ja meille on sentään uskoteltu jo 25 vuotta, että hiilivetyjutut ovat niin mennyttä aikaa. Jos suotte epäsot. selkäkeikkanaurun tähän kohtaan.
Sallitaan toki.
Usa loi isiksen ja muistaakseni killary jäi ihan sähköposteissa kiinni rahotuksesta sinnepäin...
http://www.defenseone.com/ideas/2017/07/two-years-iran-deal-working/139446/?oref=d-riverIt is true that Tehran’s behavior in the region has not improved, but the agreement has kept the regime from going nuclear.
Today, the Iran nuclear deal turns two years old. In its critics’ eyes, it has already failed. President Donald Trump and many of his supporters complain that it has not changed Iran’s regional behavior, pointing to Tehran’s continued support for regional proxies and ongoing ballistic missile tests as proof. Other critics, including Senators Tom Cotton, Ted Cruz, David Perdue, and Marco Rubio, who wrote a letter to the administration denouncing the deal just this week, suggest that Iran may actually be violating it. They allege a range of technical violations, even though the International Atomic Energy Agency—and Trump’s State Department, for that matter—have confirmed Iran’s compliance.
In fact, the deal is doing exactly what is was supposed to do: prevent Iran from acquiring enough fissile material for a nuclear weapon, demonstrate to the Iranian public the benefits of cooperation with the international community, and buy time for potential changes in Iranian politics and foreign policy.
What the deal has done, at least for the next decade, is remove any realistic threat of a near-term Iranian nuclear weapon. The United States should use that decade wisely: standing up to and imposing costs on Iranian transgressions, supporting U.S. allies in the region, making clear to the Iranian public that the West is not an enemy, and preparing for the day when some of the deal’s restrictions will no longer apply. If, by 2030, Iran has not demonstrated that its nuclear program is exclusively peaceful and that it is willing to live in peace with its neighbors, the United States and its international partners will have difficult decisions to make about how to handle the issue going forward.
But since there is a chance that Iran will have different leaders or policies by then—the current Supreme Leader will almost certainly be gone, and a new generation may have come to power—why make those difficult decisions now? The Iran deal has bought valuable time. Squandering that time without a better plan would be foolish.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2017/jul/16/hossein-fereidoun-hassan-rouhani-brother-iran-arrestedThe brother of Iran’s moderate president, Hassan Rouhani, has been arrested amid escalating tensions between the government and the country’s hardline judiciary ahead of his swearing-in ceremony next month.
Hossein Fereidoun, a top presidential aide who played a senior role in more than two years of high-level negotiations between Iran and the west over Tehran’s nuclear programme, was taken to prison after failing to secure bail on Saturday, local agencies reported.
The exact reasons behind Fereidoun’s arrest are unclear but it was reported that it was on charges connected to financial crimes.