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Iran has respected the agreement

To provoke a war

War Party in Washington

Pompeo deprived of his alter ego

Unconsciousness and irresponsibility

Stupidity of American strategists

Position of Saudi Arabia

Let's start with one thing: Saudi Arabia did not go astray in the Yemeni quagmire. And if Donald Trump had not withdrawn from the nuclear deal signed in 2015 between Iran and the West, the Gulf would not be in danger of a blaze. The price of crude oil would not have risen by 10% in one day, something that the world has not seen since the first Iraq war led by Bush father in 1991.

Iran has respected the agreement

The signatory parties have the right to dissolve their commitments only in the event that Iran does not respect its commitments. These are the terms of the 2015 nuclear agreement. Iran has not broken any of its commitments. This is the opinion of the IAEA, the body responsible for monitoring compliance with all nuclear related agreements.Trump's decision to withdraw has nothing to do with the content of the nuclear deal.

To provoke a war

The reason that pushed Trump to make this serious decision is obviously the joint pressure exerted by Saudi Arabia and the Zionist entity of Israel. They sought, by all means, to poison relations between Iran and the United States. And this, in the hope of provoking a war between the two countries. Tel Aviv and Riyadh have largely succeeded in inflating Iran-US relations, but not provoking war.

War Party in Washington

Then came the attack of the Saudi oil installations by drones. It severely damaged production and led to a sharp rise in the price of crude oil. The Houthis have claimed responsibility for the attack, but Saudi Arabia and the War Party in Washington are pointing their finger at Iran. While international investigations continue to determine the origin of the attack. US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has already decided that it is Iran that sent the destructive drones. Therefore this country has committed "an act of war".

Pompeo deprived of his alter ego

Pompeo, deprived of his alter ego Bolton, hysterical partisan of the perpetual war, which Trump ended up dismissing from his post of national security adviser, thus deprived of his friend, Pompeo has less influence and consequently fewer chances to celebrate the outbreak of a war against Iran that he called for.

Unconsciousness and irresponsibility

We remain stunned by the unconsciousness and irresponsibility of the fervent supporters of the war against Iran. In Tel Aviv, Riyadh and Washington, have been moving heaven and earth for it to take place. We remain stunned, in fact, when we know that a simple attack by two drones on the oil facilities of Aramco has increased the Saudi production of nearly 11 million barrels per day to 5 million and the damage would take months to be repaired. What will happen if a total war goes off?

Iran is not an easy opponent against which one can engage in a war and get out unscathed. Nearly forty years ago, in 1980, a year after the Khomeini revolution, Iran resisted eight years in the war against Iraq. While the Islamic Republic was isolated and Saddam enjoyed the support of virtually all Western countries and all countries in the region, with the exception of Syria.

Stupidity of American strategists

In forty years, Iran has had ample time to develop its defensive capabilities, even if its military budget ($ 15 billion) is insignificant compared to the gigantic budget ($ 750 billion) of US power. This, without wanting it obviously, contributed strongly to the construction of the power of Iran. With his disastrous wars against Afghanistan and Iraq, George W. Bush cleared Iran of enemy regimes of the Taliban and Saddam Hussein. Divine surprise for Iran: Iraq, by the stupidity of American strategists, turned from enemy country into a country not only friend, but also serving as strategic depth for Iran...

Position of Saudi Arabia

The United States can not ignore that, and that is why they will not go to war against Iran. They did not react when Iran shot down their drone, a $ 250 million jewel. The United States did not react when Iran sequestered a British tanker. They did not react to the multiple attacks launched by the Houthis resistance with Iranian weapons and the last of which has destabilized the international oil markets.

The Saudis would be better off wondering why ultra-sophisticated defense systems bought from the American ally with billions of dollars could not protect vital oil installations for the country against two small drones worth no more than a few thousand dollars? The Saudis must know that the United States only goes to war against weak countries that can not defend themselves, such as Saddam's Iraq who was on his knees, or against Somalia or Libya.