Surenas
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Last time I checked It was the Turkish flag that was waving over those lands. Who lives in it does not matter. If Turkey and Azerbaijan decided to unite, nobody would ask Kurds their opinion.
Can you read a map? Turkey has no border with Azerbaijan mainland, whether physically or ethnically.
Iran is not gaining anything. Iran is trying to defend what it already had. My government did stupid mistakes from the beginning. But now we are slowly aligning to the same side. Usa will leave Syrian issue with the least possible gain if Turkey, Iran and Russia work together.
Iran did not have military bases in Syria, tens of thousands of allies militia fighters under its command, a completely new government military institution which it set up (NDF), etc. Iran has vastly straightened its influence over Syria, unlike Turkey, which is trying to cope with the negative consequences of its amateurish foreign policy.
The Turk resources like human, geography(as your ancestor admitted ''Tur-an''), etc. are enough to reinforce and overcome, can you say the same for persians that are the minority in the region?
You seem to live in lala-land, and seem to suffer from the same kind of delusional thinking as your government foreign policy officials. First of all, Iran contains more Iranian people than just Persians. Pretty much 80% of Iran's ethnic make-up consists of people who speak a Iranian language, whether Persian, Kurdish, Baluchi, Bakhtiari, Lori, Mazandarani or Talysh. Second, by region you probably mean the Middle East, right? The Turks are much of a minority as Iranians, and there is a reason why both countries work hard to lure Arabs into their domain. The difference is that Iran has competent strategists, while your country is being run by emotional buffoons like Erdogan and previously Davatoglu.
A little clue...Persians had ''lost'' it to ISIS in Iraq, Syria untill the Russian involvement, but feel free to think being the mighty in the region, thanks to Mullah propaganda center that was hit recently.
A little clue: it was Iran who stopped ISIS at the gates of Baghdad, provided Erbil as the first country with military support to stop ISIS near the city while Iranian advisors rushed to set up the PMU, which now consists of approx. 100.000 fighters, and is beating back IS at every front. In Syria, the Russian intervention was planned together with a Iranian intervention, and both countries stepped up their game to protect the Syrian government. It has costs the lives of approx. 600 Iranian officers and soldiers. A small price when figuring out the strategic benefits Iran has made.
Anything else dear mullah?
We are getting stronger. You are being seen as the amateur clown in the region.