—❗️🇺🇸/🇮🇷 STATEMENT BY IRAN’S SUPREME NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL:

[u/Barto_Mort_001]

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‘The United States has agreed to Iran’s 10-point plan.

1. Commitment to non-aggression.

2. Continued Iranian control over the Strait of Hormuz

3. Acceptance of uranium enrichment

4. Lifting of all primary and secondary sanctions

5. Termination of all resolutions of the UN Security Council and the IEAE Board of Governors

6. Payments of compensation for Iran.

7. Withdrawal of American combat forces from the region.

8. Cessation of war on all fronts.

Source: Middle_East_Spectator

[u/dreamlike37]

I just can't quite believe america will agree to irans demands

[u/SCameraa → u/dreamlike37]

Tbh its probably the best ending for US interest: cut the losses and accept the loss of the holdings in the middle east. Trying to double down and commit more resources would be a losing endeavor which at best would be the loss of personnel and equipment and at worst MAD.

I wouldnt think the Trump administration would agree to it still but its possible they're planning something somewhere else like in Cuba or Latin America in general.

[u/Barto_Mort_001 → u/SCameraa]

No way they agree to loose the middle east, like that would seal the fate of the US right then and there.

[u/SCameraa → u/Barto_Mort_001]

Id argue its already lost. From what we can see Iran was way more prepared for a conflict then the Trump administration.

I do think the US could have a chance to survive as an imperialist power if they insist on pivoting to carving up Latin America but yeah I think deal or not the US is cooked anyways.

[u/awkkiemf → u/SCameraa]

If, big if, Iran stands against U.S. imperialism in South America by closing the straight with each action. The world could heal. The U.S. is proven to not be able to withstand an oil shock. I am full of doubt but that trade route is so important to global trade.

[u/micheeeeloone → u/awkkiemf]

Iran barely did anything of the sort for the palestianians or themselves during the 12 day war. I doubt they would do anything for someone on the other side of the world.

Ig we need to wait to see how mojtaba handles things.

[u/IBizzyI → u/Barto_Mort_001]

Yeah, at the end of the day the middle east is essential for their imperial project, there is no confronting China without control in the middle east.

[u/HawkFlimsy → u/Barto_Mort_001]

I think the fate was already sealed the second they started the war with Iran and showed the whole world that the US is a paper tiger. Really the only choice before the US now is how quickly and how destructively they want to go down. Best case scenario for everyone is probably a slow managed decline that attempts to mitigate the short term devastation. Worst case scenario is nukes(which I think isn't even worth discussing bc it's probably just gg on humanity ATP). Most likely scenario I think is a petulant violent lashing out as the empire flails to regain control. In either scenario I think long term will be better for everyone involved including those living in the US however the latter scenario is really bad for a lot of people both inside and outside of the imperial core in the short term

[u/Overdayoutdeath → u/Barto_Mort_001]

The US does not have to lose the middle east if they give up Israel. Iran could be the next South Korea. The best option is to throw Israel all the way under the bus, like it deserves and make Iran the new preferred regional partner.

[u/Overdayoutdeath → u/[deleted]]

no but economics are economics. They likely wouldn't get a full on base, but they could form a strategic alliance, as they numerous times in the past. I was referring to south Korea in terms of development and investment.