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🇮🇷⚡ Israeli monitoring channels report that Iranian MiG-29s are airborne over Iran. Iran did not have these jets active during the 12-day war, and if this report is true, it represents an improvement compared to before. Even though the MiG-29 cannot compete with the latest fighter jets, it would still make it more difficult for adversaries to penetrate Iranian airspace.

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I love Iran





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When Israel and America are ready for Iran, you won't find these aircrafts in the air anymore🤣🤣🤣

Biodun556:
I love Iran





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I think it’s better to say you love the Ayatollah, IRGC, I doubt you love Persian Iran. Also when you say love for the regime I believe this is what you mean?
Factors like, forced religiosity;
Restricted freedom of worship;
Restricted freedom of expression;
Restricted female couture;
Death penalty for frivolous reasons(antigovernment songs);
Support for Shia Islamic movements worldwide;
Absent funding for global research or natural disasters , but sufficient funding for anarchy;
Extreme theological principles;

“ Men never do evil so completely and cheerfully as when they do it from religious conviction." - Blaise pascal.
Think on this.

The biggest threat to U.S/ISRAEL is air defence systems. Not jet fighters.

oz4real83:
When Israel and America are ready for Iran, you won't find these aircrafts in the air anymore🤣🤣🤣

They have done it several times

Biodun556:
They have done it several times

people like you will come online to support Iran, but when issued a free full scholarship to Iran without spending even the smallest of your money, you will reject it🤣

Baxilexi:
I think it’s better to say you love the Ayatollah, IRGC, I doubt you love Persian Iran. Also when you say love for the regime I believe this is what you mean?
Factors like, forced religiosity;
Restricted freedom of worship;
Restricted freedom of expression;
Restricted female couture;
Death penalty for frivolous reasons(antigovernment songs);
Support for Shia Islamic movements worldwide;
Absent funding for global research or natural disasters , but sufficient funding for anarchy;
Extreme theological principles;

“ Men never do evil so completely and cheerfully as when they do it from religious conviction." - Blaise pascal.
Think on this.

Before trusting foreign powers, ask one honest question

Did they rebuild Iraq for its people after intervention??
Did Libya become safer, united, or richer??
Did Afghanistan gain stability after decades of help?
Did Syria find peace through foreign involvement?

If the answer is no, then ask yourself honestly:
Why would Iran be different?

Foreign powers do not intervene for freedom, they intervene for interests.
Promises come before collapse, truth is understood after it.
-Collected

Biodun556:
Before trusting foreign powers, ask one honest question

Did they rebuild Iraq for its people after intervention??
Did Libya become safer, united, or richer??
Did Afghanistan gain stability after decades of help?
Did Syria find peace through foreign involvement?

If the answer is no, then ask yourself honestly:
Why would Iran be different?


Foreign powers do not intervene for freedom, they intervene for interests.
Promises come before collapse, truth is understood after it.
-Collected

And what you’ve said is the problem with autocracy. Everything is dependent on the whims and caprices of a single person. It’s not about foreign propaganda, I’ve watched the story of Saddam, a hired gun turn president that used the weapon of fear and violence to rule. Sent his people to a careless war with Iran and refused to accept his folly.
Libya the same situation, a megalomaniac with his chosen one syndrome.

You may ask, why is America concerned with these countries, but they should be. There’s always a spill over whenever crisis happens in one corner of the earth. Tyrants become regional powers, regional powers become superpowers.

Do you honestly believe if Iran had its way, and controlled Palestine, Lebanon, Yemen, Jordan that it wouldn’t vie for more? Today Syria is functioning, courtesy of the west. Venezuela has a president and is almost back to normalcy.

They admittedly got some things wrong with Afghanistan and Libya by not installing a transitional government, but if you look at what’s happening in Iran, it wouldn’t be Libya all over, Reza is gearing up to run the state affairs until democracy is restored.
It’s how it works…

The question you should ask yourself is whose model should we align with. Would you love to live in a world where Iran is the superpower?

Baxilexi:
I think it’s better to say you love the Ayatollah, IRGC, I doubt you love Persian Iran. Also when you say love for the regime I believe this is what you mean?
Factors like, forced religiosity;
Restricted freedom of worship;
Restricted freedom of expression;
Restricted female couture;
Death penalty for frivolous reasons(antigovernment songs);
Support for Shia Islamic movements worldwide;
Absent funding for global research or natural disasters , but sufficient funding for anarchy;
Extreme theological principles;

“ Men never do evil so completely and cheerfully as when they do it from religious conviction." - Blaise pascal.
Think on this.

Before trusting foreign powers, ask one honest question

Did they rebuild Iraq for its people after intervention??
Did Libya become safer, united, or richer??
Did Afghanistan gain stability after decades of help?
Did Syria find peace through foreign involvement?

If the answer is no, then ask yourself honestly:
Why would Iran be different?

Foreign powers do not intervene for freedom, they intervene for interests.
Promises come before collapse, truth is understood after it.
-Collected