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Iran's Ghalibaf: Enemy sought to 'Venezuelanize' Iran

Iran's parliament speaker claims the US-Israel alliance sought a ceasefire after failing to 'Venezuelanize' Iran or close the Strait of Hormuz.

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Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf has delivered a new speech detailing what he calls the enemy's strategic defeat. He claims the United States and Israel were forced to seek a ceasefire within 40 days after their plans for regime change, to 'Venezuelanize' Iran and auction its oil, failed completely. Ghalibaf asserted that attempts to foment internal unrest and to close the Strait of Hormuz also failed, leaving Iran with authority on the battlefield, in the streets, and in diplomacy. He stated that Iran must now use 'power-based diplomacy' to legally and politically secure the rights it achieved militarily.
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19 AprEnemy Watch — Official

Ghalibaf provided new specifics, claiming the enemy sought a ceasefire within 40 days, failed in an incident in Isfahan 'worse than Tabas', and could not execute plans to send 'a hundred revolutions' across Iran's borders.

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