SalarHaqq
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What did Iran achieve during that time?
Kowtowed the white man for civilian nuclear biscuits and got it's Army Chief droned like garbage.
Army chief? Perhaps you would want to research some basic facts first, besides issuing apologetic comments on US drone attacks with notoriously appalling "collateral damage" rates. Iran is proud of general Soleimani's martyrdom. In itself a testament to how he neutralized zio-American plans for the region and damaged their interests. There isn't a more honorable way of leaving this earthly existence than martyrdom at the hands of the wicked, criminal powers to be. An honor which not everyone is granted.
Iran kowtowed no one. It's been in an existential conflict against western imperialists ever since the Iranian people kicked these out of their country in a popular revolution and shut down the spy den known as US "embassy" in 1979. Which isn't exactly the case of Pakistan, so the two situations are hardly comparable to begin with. I don't know where this need to compare them stems from, especially since it's not so much on topic.
Iran preserved the bulk of its civilian nuclear infrastructure and still operates the nuclear fuel cycle domestically, something western powers and zionist were desperate to prevent, but they failed miserably. Iran never intended to rush for nuclear weapons but basically to acquire the know how and become a threshold state, which it also achieved hands down, with the enemy not being able to do a damn thing about it.
How would Pakistan have fared if subjected to the sort of sanctions imposed on Iran as a result of the latter's active military-level support for about every resistance movement fighting zionist occupiers since Camp David, in addition to its continuous challenging of US interests across the region?
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Every country has its shortcomings, i don't get why you are here jumping up and down. You are trying to prove what exactly? You were being told that Iran is no superpower and can not challenge the US on equal terms. What part don't you understand?
This thread has nothing to do with Pakistan, nobody mentioned Pakistan let alone in a negative way, yet some seem to have an urge to jump in and belittle or deny Iran's achievements in its struggle against imperial powers. Kind of hints to a feeling of insecurity and a need to reassure themselves that this is all a mirage, that Iran's Resistance is either insignificantly weak or a conspiratorial hoax meant to fool the masses (depending on which version they adhere to)... Because reality isn't always easy to accept when it sets in, when one is influence by certain media to have contempt for Iran.
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