فوری: اسرائیل آماده تقابل (جنگ) با رژیم شد/ احتمال حمله موشکی/ هشدار فرمانده ارتش اسرائیل
Transcript Tap any line to jump the video to that moment 0:00 or amicably and kindly, or in any other form - whoever doesn't see the sixteen 0:01 reasons has essentially failed to understand the matter and is analyzing it with the wrong perspective, or 0:07 watching it or reading it or whatever else. 0:10 The issue of billions 0:12 of dollars that the Islamic Republic was demanding and the US wasn't giving. The issue of unfreezing 0:18 blocked funds. The issue of lifting sanctions. The issue of, uh, not attacking in Lebanon, 0:24 which 0:26 you saw did happen. Islamic Republic officials gained absolutely no benefit from these 0:33 negotiations and were entirely - were, were, in the process of losing and suffering excessive defeat. 0:39 Then the hardline representatives' factions got involved too. They also said that a review from 0:44 Mojtaba Khamenei came through, so it was guaranteed. It became clear that these negotiations would reach a result. Now 0:49 the attack that was carried out on Beirut - it changed the whole equation in a way. Even if 0:54 we somehow turned a blind eye and said we don't have political literacy, our analysis isn't correct, and 0:58 we should just trust whatever and go along with society based on the news - but 1:04 this Beirut attack changed everything. Look, I said once before, Beirut is 1:11 the heart of the Islamic Republic's Axis of Resistance, or really it's Hezbollah - by Beirut I don't mean 1:16 the city of Beirut itself, I mean the Axis of Resistance in Beirut. It was a very good deterrence tool 1:24 for the Islamic Republic. They're losing it now. 1:28 Why are they losing it? Look, up until now, it was the Islamic Republic's pressure that had 1:33 prevented the attack from happening. Now- 1:38 now the negotiations were so fragile that the US must have definitely told Israel, look, you have a green 1:43 light, do whatever you want, because it couldn't work things out with the Islamic Republic. Because Trump thought 1:47 that under additional pressure the Islamic Republic might retreat. He saw that it can't be done. 1:53 Israel also had this notion, thinking maybe this would make them surrender. 1:57 They didn't. Their ideology doesn't allow such a thing to happen. Not that they thought a deal was one hundred percent certain. 2:03 They were testing their own chances. Now that they've realized this is what's happening, they're saying, go ahead and strike. 2:11 Go ahead and strike. It's already been struck. 2:16 At the same time, Israel came out on the last day and announced that it carried out this attack. 2:24 Clearly, the Islamic Republic may also carry out an attack. So far they've said it's going to attack. 2:32 There's also a part I should tell you — I was thinking about it. Later in the program... 2:36 ...the previous one. I myself thought that part of it could even be that Israel's attack on Beirut was that increase in... 2:43 ...pressure on the Islamic Republic, that it could be a double threat, so that the Islamic Republic, even through this... 2:49 ...path, might be forced to accept. But now, after seeing the reactions getting sharper... 2:55 ...I'm seeing that, given that they're now prepared as well, the Islamic Republic no longer...
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Why did the Islamic Republic gain nothing from these talks?
Billions in blocked funds, sanctions relief, and the no-attack arrangement in Lebanon — it was all on the table.
But the strike on Beirut changed the entire equation. Was there ever a real guarantee? Or is this all an intricate political game?
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