Didn’t Get What “We Are Your Rival” Means?
Trump is helpless; he cannot and will not understand. He is dealing with a nation rising up and seeking vengeance for its martyred leader, and with the formidable military capability that Trump claimed to have destroyed, which continues to deliver stinging slaps to America’s face.
According to Ambassador Arjan, Mohammad Imani wrote in a note in Kayhan newspaper:
1) Trump said yesterday: "Perhaps we have gone too far in dealing with the leaders of Iran, because we no longer know who we are on the side of in Iran."
He doesn't want to believe what a great tragedy he is dealing with. Otherwise, it is obvious who and what facts he is on the side of. He is deaf and blind. Otherwise, you will hear the warning of an established senator like Chris Murphy, who told CNN a day after the assassination of General Soleimani: "General Soleimani as a martyr can be much more dangerous for America. We have to ask ourselves, was he more dangerous when he was alive or now that he has been killed?
2) Trump did not understand why General Soleimani said: "Trump is a gambler!" I am your opponent. Do you draw a line for us? He does not want Iran's armed forces; I am your opponent; The holy force is your opponent. Know that there is no night that we sleep and do not think of you. I tell you, Mr. Trump is a gambler! Know that where you don't think, we are near you. We are the nation of martyrdom, we are the nation of Imam Hussain (AS). Ask! We have gone through difficult events. Come on! We are waiting; We are the man in this field for you. You know that war means the destruction of all your facilities, you start the war, but we draw its end. You should not insult the people of Iran and our president."
3) Trump and his advisers and Netanyahu in Israel, out of anger, helplessness and excitement, did not understand that the assassination of a divine leader named Ayatollah Khamenei with hundreds of millions of devotees would release a force ten times more powerful than nuclear force and deal an irreparable blow to American domination. Yazid was an ill-tempered fool who ordered the killing of Imam Hussain (a.s.) and confused the Umayyad government. Otherwise, Abu Sufyan and Muawiyah, with all their malice, would have understood that they should keep a measure and not kill themselves. Trump also couldn't understand why the seven previous American presidents, despite all the calculations, did not dare to engage directly with Iran.
4) Trump is desperate, he can't and he doesn't want to understand: he is on the side of an emissary and bloodthirsty nation of its martyred leader who loudly says that we are your opponent, we are the nation of Imam Hussein (pbuh); With the flourishing legacy of martyred Khamenei, who has moved not only the nation of Iran, but also other nations, including in Yemen, to taste humiliation after humiliation and damage after damage to the criminal American regime;
with the warriors, generals and scientists who consider themselves heirs and avengers of the blood of the oppressed martyrs of the recent holy defense and do not let the flag of the victorious resistance fall to the ground; With the stunning military capability that Trump has claimed to have destroyed dozens of times, but he still slaps juicy slaps on America's ears; From Jordan to the Strait of Hormuz, the Persian Gulf, the Sea of Oman, the Indian Ocean, the Red Sea, and Bab al-Mandeb.
5) Maybe Trump will never understand what an incredible stupidity he has committed. But strategists in America and Europe say that he dealt the most irreparable blow to American hegemony with a foolish war. It is not without reason that a seasoned neoconservative like Robert Keegan (a supporter of the "New American Century" project) wrote twice within a few weeks:
"Trump's Kish and Matt in Iran/ It is hard to remember a time when the United States suffered a complete defeat in a conflict. But defeat in the current confrontation with Iran has a different nature; It can neither be compensated nor ignored. There will be no going back. By controlling the Strait of Hormuz, Iran emerges as a key player in the region and the world. This leverage is greater than nuclear power. America has shown itself as a paper tiger in the Persian Gulf.
"The region was dominated by America for many years, but today, Iran has directly faced the superpower and Israel, resisted and won. Iran has completely changed the power structure in the Middle East and the Persian Gulf, and the dominant power will be Iran from now on, not America or Israel. For years, the world has been facing an Iran that had many restrictions, but now it will realize what an Iran freed from restrictions looks like. Iran does not need an agreement. The common belief that Iran will be forced to compromise with America and open the Strait of Hormuz has turned out to be false. By leaving the war behind, Iran has changed the balance of power in the Middle East. Washington stopped the attacks due to concerns about the economic crisis and lack of missile reserves. Tehran has now implemented a new order by controlling the Strait of Hormuz, and the countries of the region are forced to adapt to this new strategic reality.