At the same time, we have our own tools. The United States must fulfill its commitments and must ensure that this regime also implements its commitments regarding the cessation of war in Lebanon.

Commitments are reciprocal and mutual. No one can expect Iran to fulfill its commitments while the other side shirks theirs.

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[–] kasama@lemmygrad.ml 0 points 2 weeks ago (1 children)

I know I asked this yesterday and I'm probably repeating myself, but this MoU does not mean the end of the war, right? Given the empire's track record, will Iran (and the wider Axis of Resistance) use this time to rebuild their infrastructure and expand their weapons stockpile to prepare for the resumption of the war?

[–] Malkhodr@lemmygrad.ml 0 points 2 weeks ago

I don't personally think the MoU will lead to peace. Israel is already breaking a precondition by not exiting Lebanon, so I think these talks are dead in the water.

Hypothetically, if they did occur, it would likely mean that Iran would try to force the US to exit the region entirely through negotiations. In the end, that is what Iran seeks, the complete removal of US assets from places that endager them.