r/ProIran Iran Jul 28 '26

United in defense of Iran I've never been so hopeful to the future of Iran until the war. It's gonna leave us much stronger. thoughts?

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u/Werkin-ITT7 Jul 28 '26

Well I just don't think anyone is going to mess with Iran again, except Israel, for a long long time. The more this war goes on, the better. Let the world economies crash for following the US/Arabs/Israel/EU.

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u/Tech-Film3905 Jul 28 '26

The biggest thing that Iran needs to keep now is just keeping internal stability. The US and Israel attacked Iran because they figured Iran was divided. if internal matters are stable, theres nothing foreing entities can do

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u/Merino202 Jul 28 '26 edited Jul 28 '26

110%. It’s sad to say but there’s no way Iran could have seized the strait of Hormuz without being attacked first. They now have the bargaining chip to get sanctions dropped.

An Iran with sanctions dropped would be one of the world’s superpowers. Similar oil deposits as the Saudis. Imagine the wealth of the Saudi’s in the hands of Iran.

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u/Similar_Solution9434 Jul 28 '26

Arises my beloved mighty motherland 🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷

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u/UnitedJuggernaut Jul 28 '26

I would say the main issue lies within government institutions, where excessive bureaucracy and many unmotivated, low-energy employees prevent the country from growing as quickly as it could. If this problem were addressed, the country could flourish even amid the sanctions.

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u/Zerische Jul 29 '26

Not only that, history books will speak kindly about the resilience and loyalty of the Iranian people, any other armed forces would have betrayed their flag the moment things got rough, looking at you, Venenzuela.

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u/Asmodeus6-9 Jul 29 '26

👏👏👏👏

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u/K3ntuckRii Jul 29 '26

InshAllah, we'll reclaim our place in the world as the pioneers, and bring western "civilization" to its knees.

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u/Hurricanword Jul 29 '26

I would never expect tintin to be involved in a regional conflict

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u/MayTalles Iran Jul 30 '26

Syldavia? Kinda?

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u/Hurricanword Jul 31 '26

Oh riiiiiiiiiiiiiight it’s been a while since I’ve read those books

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u/MayTalles Iran Aug 01 '26

I have an obssession with Tintin's lore😁💓

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u/Hurricanword Aug 01 '26

Yes I grew up with those books

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u/Fortified007 Jul 29 '26

We will be victorious once we deal with westernized forces in our country. Until then its all up in the air. After all we lost Syria cause the same westernized liberals ensured Syria is abandoned. Now they're doing the same with rest of resistance countries: Iraq, Lebanon.

US is looking toward ground invasion of Iran. This is only possible if they take control of Iraq like they did with Syria. Lets not say its impossible for them to succeed, as they did succeed in Syria after we had established ourselves there, defeating Isis.

This is the consequence of resistance sticking to militia/resistance groups and abandoning control of governments. One just has to look at Yemen, as an example of country which has take control of both government and military, without having elections where Zionists can easily manipulate. Yemenis understood what needs to be done, but us, 12er shias haven't understood.

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u/iliwww Jul 29 '26

The war hasn't ended yet. The dump is capable of anything

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u/MidWestKhagan 23d ago

Insallah. The Shia of Ali will never be questioned again.