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Diplomacy and military power dont negate each other

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Diplomacy and military power don’t negate each other​

Sobh-e-No emphasized the necessity of diplomacy backed by military power. Unfortunately, after the third (round of) imposed war, a false binary of war or negotiation has taken hold in Iran’s domestic political discourse. Some view negotiation as contradicting resistance, while others see war as an obstacle to diplomacy. Diplomacy without military backing does not work, and military power itself is inseparable from diplomacy.

Diplomacy and military power don’t negate each other

More than 200 days of nightmare for the US and Israel

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More than 200 days of nightmare for the US and Israel​

Kayhan, in a note, addressed the 205‑day war between Iran and the United States and the enemy’s critical situation. The more time passes since the foolish decision of the US and the Zionist regime to attack Iran, the more international observers recognize the scale of the American‑Israeli defeat.

More than 200 days of nightmare for the US and Israel

Iran is not just retaliating it has seized the initiative

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Iran is not just retaliating; it has seized the initiative​

Kayhan analyzed the mounting pressure on the United States after seven months of war with Iran and argued that Iran now holds the initiative. The paper wrote that as the conflict approaches its seventh month, multidimensional pressure on Washington is rapidly intensifying.

Iran is not just retaliating; it has seized the initiative

No meeting can force Iran to surrender

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No meeting can force Iran to surrender​

Siasat-e-Rooz examined the meeting of senior military commanders from the United States, Israel, and several Arab countries in Germany, writing that Arab states are currently facing a major crisis: the collapse of their security-building strategy based on US presence and, in some cases, normalization with Israel.

No meeting can force Iran to surrender

A confession that shook the United States

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A confession that shook the United States​

Kayhan, in a note, addressed the first official Pentagon report acknowledging the scale of damage the United States suffered in the war against Iran. The US has incurred tens of billions of dollars in losses and has lost hundreds of military buildings and installations.

A confession that shook the United States

BRICS is trying to change the rules of the game

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BRICS is trying to change the rules of the game​

Siasat-e-Rooz examined the significance of the Delhi Declaration at the BRICS summit for Iran. The declaration matters for Iran in several ways. First, BRICS expressed concern over the rise of unilateral tariff and non‑tariff measures that violate World Trade Organization rules.

BRICS is trying to change the rules of the game

The new strategic power of the Resistance

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The new strategic power of the Resistance​

Kayhan, in a note discussing recent developments in the Middle East, argues that a new strategic power structure has emerged within the Resistance axis. This new power is the result of several interconnected factors: Iran’s ability to overcome and outmaneuver the United States, Israel, and their regional allies, Yemen’s offensive military capabilities, and the steadfastness of Lebanon and Palestine.

The new strategic power of the Resistance

Irans opportunity in BRICS

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Iran’s opportunity in BRICS​

Jam-e-Jam analyzed the multifaceted importance of BRICS for Iran. It noted that establishing an independent financial system within BRICS is not feasible in the short term, and even among member states there are disagreements about the pace and form of “de‑dollarization.” India has also emphasized that it is not currently seeking a BRICS common currency, focusing instead on cross‑border payments and the use of national currencies.

Iran’s opportunity in BRICS