Dozens of senior Iranian officials and military commanders were eliminated during Operation Epic Fury, including Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the second Supreme Leader of the Islamic Republic of Iran.
Regime change is a necessity and Trump will accomplish that after the midterms.
Iran Reaches Peace Deal Having Lost Dozens of Its Top Officials
âThe scale of these targeted killings is striking. Together they represent a substantial portion of the upper tiers of Iranâs military and security leadership,â opposition website Iran International noted, adding that leadership of the terrorist Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) was hit especially hard.
Iranâs Supreme Leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, said Thursday that he authorized a memorandum of understanding between Iran and the United States despite his own reservations after receiving assurances from senior Iranian officials that the agreement would protect Tehranâs interests.
Trumpâs Bizarre Statements in Defending the MoU With Iran
President Donald Trump at the G-7 meeting and afterward has provided the world with his thoughts on the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Iran. It was quite a performance. He praised Qatar, the Arab state that provides financial support to Hamas and refuge for the terror groupâs senior leaders. Trump, addressing the Qataris, proclaimed that âI will always be your friend.â He denounced Israel, claiming that Israelâs strikes against the jihad group nearly broke the U.S.âs negotiations with Iran. âWhy did Bibi have to do a fâing attack? I was so pissed off. I let him know. He has no fâing judgement,â Trump raged.
This agreement allows for hundreds of billions of dollars to flow to the Islamic Republic of Iran, and even more in sanctions relief, in exchange for two months of an open Strait of Hormuz and promises that are just as empty now as they were ten years ago….
U.S. Pledges to Help Provide the Islamic Republic of Iran With $300 Billion
It’s not a “peace deal”. It is a MoU, a memorandum of understanding. It could lead to a shonky peace that keeps the mullah regime in power.
At its core, the framework requires both nations to freeze all hostilities, promise not to launch future military strikes against each other, and respect each otherâs territorial integrity. This opens up a 60-day timeline for negotiators to try and lock down a larger deal. On top of that, the agreement phases out U.S. maritime restrictions, clears the way for normal commercial ships to pass through the Persian Gulf and Strait of Hormuz, and builds a shared oversight mechanism to monitor compliance.
