What if Iran prefers to live peacefully? Part "23"
August 9, 2021, 12:08 pm

What if Iran prefers to live peacefully? Part

khalid Aljasir

What if Iran prefers to live peacefully? The Khamenei rule, which considered the Rouhani's one relied relatively on openness to the major Powers, including the United States, asserted that the "trust in the West is useless," and "They help nothing, they strike where they can.

" Wherever they didn't strike, they didn't have the power to. " According to a statement published by his website, The supreme leader of Iran, however, failed to apply the same statement on his own country "trust in Iran is useless," because it's the overwhelming truth which is demonstrated on the Iranian soil, with the suppression of Iranian freedoms and the collapse of its currency until the Iranian citizens are left without hope. Much less, they are forced to listen to the head of a regime that has been used to terrorize and suppress their freedoms and well-being in various ways. Contradiction has become the main characteristic of that regime, and the truth is Iranian citizens have lost their trust in the current regime. Why? Because they help no one, they aim their weapons with their Revolutionary Guard's strikes where they can. Even if these strikes are on the expanse of their people as infuriated protestors in the region of Ahvaz, Baharestan in Isfahan Province, Elam in Khuzestan, Shadegan, Bandar-e Mahshahr, and other cities express their sentiment towards this regime.

What if Iran prefers to live peacefully? Protester voices chanted (no Internet, no electricity, no water) against the dictatorship of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei. Other voices chanted "Death to Khamenei," and "We don't want the Islamic Republic." These sentiments have spread like wildfire from the region of Khuzestan to various provinces of Iran, from the northwest to the northeast to the center of the country. These protests exposed the government's incompetence in controlling crises, which has been scrutinized by published global reports and its international organizations.

What if Iran prefers to live peacefully? The "secret" of its official figures on enriched uranium and its rapid progress in its nuclear program, in what it calls "compensatory actions" through the Vienna talks to revive the 2015 Agreement. One should consider 2018 American exist of the Nuclear Deal a proof of the international deception and administrative and political failures. The Iranian Regime's attempts to increase pressure on the US President's administration, win sanctions relief in exchange for limiting its nuclear activities. Tehran has placed in a box the opinion of the US National Security Adviser, Jake Sullivan, who suggested that Iran has restricted the work of IAEA inspectors and raised uranium enrichment to 60%. Even though the agreement set the enrichment ceiling at 3.67, which has compelled Israel to draw a red line before the United Nations General Assembly. Furthermore, the number and quality of centrifuges in Iran, some of which have been developed to. IR-6 has now reached a staggering number of 19,000. According to the Iranian expert, Hassan Hashemian, this number is far more than the number set in accordance to the deal, which was 4,500 centrifuges, which most of them are classified. These centrifuges contain more than 2,000 kg of enriched uranium, possibly more, and about 200 kg of enriched uranium with a purity of up to 20%. This begs the question; Will Tehran possess the nuclear bomb, though it has declared its intention of not doing so?
What if Iran prefers to live peacefully? One should consider the drought that has killed the lives of their people and their land, with many dams that has deepened and increased the effects of the drought, as has the drying up of areas of the Great Horus in Khuzestan Province with the permission of the Iranian National Security Council; For Chinese companies, which have occupied Iran for the next quarter-century, to extract oil, and other areas in the north and west of the country above, the south, followed by the center of the country.
Iran's irrigation of agricultural land is about 90% of its water, the sector, by contrast, does not account for the Iranian economy, which has a population of 23 million villages, with a significant benefit equivalent to a large volume of consumption.
The World Resources Institute (WRI) ranked Iran 13th on the list of countries with extremely high potential of going through severe water shortages by 2040. The Iranian Ministry of Energy has already announced that 24 of the 31 Iranian provinces are water-deficient, 13 of which are severely deficient, and 11 are facing moderate shortages.
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