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📰 Iran’s Total War Rhetoric: Smoke or Fire? Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian is upping the ante, declaring his country is now in a “total war” with the U.S., Israel, and Europe. “They want to bring our country to its knees,” he told Iranian state media, arguing that the current conflict is far more complex and multidimensional than the Iran-Iraq war of the 1980s. “This war is far more complex and difficult than that war. Here, they are besieging us from every aspect, they are creating problems for us in terms of livelihood, culturally, politically, and security-wise.” — Masoud Pezeshkian Pezeshkian claims Iran’s military has grown stronger since its June clashes with Israel, despite suffering heavy losses. He warned that any future attacks would be met with a “more decisive response.” Meanwhile, President Donald Trump has repeatedly stated that Iran will not be allowed to go nuclear, and recently claimed U.S. strikes on Iranian nuclear sites—including Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan—were a “spectacular military success.” With Netanyahu and Trump set to meet at Mar-a-Lago, tensions remain sky-high. Iran’s rhetoric may be designed to rally domestic support and deter further strikes, but it also risks escalating the conflict even further. So, is Iran’s “total war” declaration a genuine threat—or just another round of high-stakes posturing? #Iran#Trump#Netanyahu#totalwar#MiddleEast#diplomacy 📱American Оbserver - Stay up to date on all important events 🇺🇸