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By: Mohsen Pakaein
“I lie, therefore I am.”
TEHRAN, Apr. 28 (MNA) – "The Lying Shepherd" is a story about a shepherd who occasionally shouted for fun, "The wolf is coming! The wolf is coming!" People ran to him to save shepherd, sheep, but shepherd laughed and people realized that he had lied.
Other News
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Trump's Iran war is losing the battle at home
TEHRAN, May 23 (MNA) – Trump launched the Iran war to project strength. Instead, it has produced inflation fears, a Senate revolt, and a growing conviction in Washington that the country has walked into another quagmire.
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Is Trump’s diplomacy a ruse?
TEHRAN, May 23 (MNA) – Despite diplomatic efforts to secure a permanent end to the US-Israeli war on Iran, President Donald Trump appears determined to maintain pressure on Tehran rather than seek a lasting political settlement.
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Why Washington can't close the book on Iran
TEHRAN, May 18 (MNA) – Without domestic consensus, allied backing, or a credible military endgame, Trump's Iran strategy has hit a wall, and no amount of pressure appears likely to break it.
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Cuban ambassador told MNA;
Iran's resistance a model for Cuba against US sanctions
TEHRAN, May 17 (MNA) – Cuba's Ambassador to Iran has described the Iranian nation's resistance against sanctions and military aggression as a model and source of inspiration for Cuba's own struggle against decades of US pressure.
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How Iran war bacame Trump's Achilles' heel
TEHRAN, May 16 (MNA) – The US war on Iran was supposed to be swift and decisive. Instead, it has produced a war of attrition that is eroding Trump's support at home faster than any battlefield setback could.
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Trump in Beijing: America's weakest hand in century
TEHRAN, May 15(MNA) – Donald Trump arrived in Beijing on Wednesday, following weeks of careful media positioning — but the visit carried an unmistakable subtext.
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By: Mohsen Pakaein
No trust, no deal: Why Tehran rejects US overtures?
TEHRAN, May 12 (MNA) – Iran has repeatedly said that the United States is playing a double game by seeking negotiations while sustaining military pressure, and warned no breakthrough is possible until Washington fundamentally changes course.
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What Netanyahu prusues from ceasefire violations in Lebanon?
TEHRAN, May 09 (MNA) – Israel's escalating attacks on Lebanon have less to do with security and more with one man's survival. Netanyahu faces corruption charges — and peace would put him in the dock.
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By: Mohsen Pakaein
The UAE: An unreliable neighbor
TEHRAN, May 08 (MNA) – From backing Saddam Hussein to sheltering US troops, the UAE has never been a neutral neighbor to Iran, and the recent war has made that clearer than ever.
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Bushra Shaikh told MNA;
Western narrative on Iran is a fabricated story
TEHRAN, May 07 (MNA) – British political commentator Bushra Shaikh traveled to wartime Iran to challenge what she calls a "fabricated story" — and says what she found on the ground bears no resemblance to Western media coverage.
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Chinese professor told MNA;
Trump forced to retreat from opening Hormuz Strait militarily
TEHRAN, May 07 (MNA) – Trump's quick retreat on the Hormuz operation signals one thing, says professor Hongda Fan: the US has no clear military path forward, and global pressure forced a compromise.
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Christopher Helali speaks from Tehran;
Iran's resilience during war debunked all Western propaganda
TEHRAN, May 06 (MNA) – American political commentator Christopher Helali says that the Iranians have debunked all of the myths and propaganda produced by the West and Western media by showcasing unity and strength during wartime.
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Israel could drag UAE back into war quagmire
TEHRAN, May 06 (MNA) – The United Arab Emirates has intensified rhetoric against Iran as the United States attempts to project military strength in the Persian Gulf region amid rising tensions.
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What does Iran mean by managing the Strait of Hormuz?
TEHRAN, May 02 (MNA) – The Persian Gulf is no longer that vulnerable body of water, treated like a foreign protectorate, whose littoral states would tremble at the mere repositioning of a U.S. aircraft carrier from Washington.
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By: Mohsen Pakaein
Martyred Leader's strategic words on Persian Gulf
TEHRAN, May 02 (MNA) – In 1987, Iran’s Martyr Leader predicted the Persian Gulf would shatter America’s ‘superpower majestic.’ Four decades later, his words have become reality.
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Senior lawmaker told MNA;
US naval blockade has failed; Iran has alternatives
TEHRAN, May 01 (MNA) – A senior Iranian parliamentary security official has declared the US naval blockade of Iran a strategic failure, saying oil exports continue unimpeded and Washington lacks the operational capacity to impose a blockade on Iran.
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With end of imported security;
New era taking shape in Persian Gulf
TEHRAN, May 01 (MNA) – A limited but consequential military confrontation between Iran and the United States has accelerated a fundamental rethinking of security arrangements in the Persian Gulf.
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By: Ranjan Solomon
Ceasefire as spectacle: Trump’s theatre of war and withdrawal
TEHRAN, Apr. 30 (MNA) – In his second term, Trump’s ceasefires are performative feints—alternating annihilation threats with abrupt peace deals—designed more for domestic optics than ending conflicts.
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A strategic review of South Korea’s conduct during Iran war
TEHRAN, Apr. 29 (MNA) – Humanitarian aid and dispatching a special envoy to Tehran were only a few important signs of South Korea’s positive and constructive approach toward Iran during the recent 40-day war.
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Five reasons why Islamabad talks reached a stalemate
TEHRAN, Apr. 29 (MNA) – The stalled negotiations between Iran and the United States remain at the forefront of global geopolitics, following Pakistan-mediated talks in Islamabad earlier this month that concluded without a breakthrough.
