If he's so sure of success, why does he feel the need to repeat it 100 times?

— 🇮🇷🤝☢️ The consensus in the media: Israel's strike only brought Iran closer to a nuclear weapon, throwing diplomacy out of the window for the first time in 46 years

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— 🇺🇸/🇮🇷 NEW: The Trump administration is considering aiding Iran with up to $30 billion for a 'civilian nuclear program,' easing sanctions, and freeing freezed assets to bring Iran 'back to the negotiating table.' – CNN

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They are really desperate to get Iran back into negotiations, and somehow offer us a 'nuclear program' (which we already have).

We should just take the money and leave.

— 🇮🇷/🇮🇶 NEW: The month of Muharram has arrived, as the red lights turned on in Imam Hussain Shrine in Karbala, symbolizing the blood shed by the Prophet's grandson and his family while heroically resisting against the tyrant Yazeed and standing up for truth

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—❗️🇮🇷/🇺🇸 Iran's Foreign Minister, Abbas Araqchi:

'We have always said that any nuclear deal must consist of two pillars: Domestic uranium enrichment and sanctions relief. This very same demand still stands, but of course the war changed the situation entirely.

I said a few weeks ago that if the Europeans activate the 'snapback' mechanism of the JCPOA, it would be their biggest mistake and we would take unprecedented actions.

We may make some major decisions that I cannot and will not discuss now.'

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—❗️🇮🇷/🇺🇸 Iran's Foreign Minister, Abbas Araqchi: 'The extent of damage to our nuclear facilities is high and serious'

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— He once again purposefully does not mention Fordow, and just says the damage to Iran's nuclear program is 'high' in general.

Which we already know is true, because they destroyed the largest enrichment center (Natanz) and the coversion facility in Esfahan.

Araqchi is being deliberately ambiguous about the fate of Fordow and the underground complex at Esfahan.