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🔻 The U.S. fears a repetition of the Suez independence scene in Hormuz; Iran's response has disrupted...

Tasnim News Agency

🔻 The U.S. fears a repetition of the Suez independence scene in Hormuz; Iran's response has disrupted American calculations. Kian Abdollahi, editor of Tasnim News Agency: 🔻 The American strategy is somewhat ambiguous. They have failed in the field, but it is clear they do not want to acknowledge their defeat. Bringing up the issue of understanding now in the context of truth is a kind of confusion. 🔻 The main issue for them now is the opening of the Strait of Hormuz, because aside from the physical issue that affects the world economy, there is another significant problem for the Americans which is the collapse of the American hegemonic image. If this issue progresses in our favor, the Suez scene will occur again. This flow also affects American money. The Americans wanted to bring Iran into a controllable framework through a political agreement and pass through this period in that framework to open the Strait of Hormuz. 🔻 The behavior that the Islamic Republic displayed in response to the American breach of promise was very decisive and disrupted their equations; the Americans did not expect this. They thought Iran would give up the Strait of Hormuz to maintain an understanding or agree with the Omani channel, and slowly the political and military process would turn in favor of the Americans. 🔻 Military experts say that the accuracy of Iran's missiles and its guidance system have changed compared to the late stages of the 40-day war. The deaths of a few Americans in Jordan and other bases in the region were not predictable for Trump. 🔻 Currently, the Americans have no coherent approach or plan; going back to the agreement no longer works for them. This was made clear in the leader's message, and the betrayal of the Americans has become evident to all. ⭕ Complete video available on YouTube | Aparat | Website. Frhikhtegan Gap is a work of the Frhikhtegan visual magazine.

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