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What is the main reason for America’s enmity toward the Iranian nation?
Imam Khamenei (H), this morning at the mourning ceremony for the martyrdom of Imam Reza (A) in the presence of various segments of the people, said: A question arises here. Why is America hostile toward Iran? At first glance, this question seems simple, but it is actually complex.
The answer is important and complex. This enmity is not new. For 45 years, U.S. governments, through various individuals, groups, and parties that have come to power, have maintained the same hostility, the same sanctions, and the same threats toward the Islamic Republic and the dear nation of Iran. What is the reason?
In the past, this reason was concealed under different titles such as terrorism, human rights, women’s issues, democracy, or if it was mentioned, it was expressed politely, saying “we want Iran’s behavior to change.” That was how they spoke in the past.
The current U.S. leader has revealed the matter and clarified the true objective. He said, “Our confrontation with Iran, with the Iranian nation, is so that Iran becomes obedient to the United States.” We, the Iranian nation, must understand this correctly. It is an important matter. Of course, his wording may slightly differ from mine. For example, he may have said “be compliant” or “Iran should obey,” but the meaning is clear.
That is, a government or power in the world has emerged that expects Iran, with its history, its dignity, and its proud nation, to be obedient to it. This is the root cause of the enmity.
Further extract from the Imam’s speech:
Today, our enemy, the one confronting us, is the Zionist regime, the most hated regime in the world, the most despised government. Peoples around the world are disgusted with it and hate it, and even governments condemn it. Even Western leaders, who have historically supported the Zionist regime, today condemn it. Of course, this is a verbal condemnation.
Mere words are insufficient; the crimes being committed by the heads of the Zionist regime today, in my view, are unprecedented in history. Killing children through hunger and thirst, letting them starve, is unparalleled.
Children who come seeking food are being shot at. To the best of my knowledge, such a thing has never occurred in history. These actions have disgusted the nations. We must stand against this; standing against it cannot be limited to words.
Governments may say they oppose it, they may condemn it: France, the UK, and others have condemned it, but words alone are useless. All channels of aid to the Zionist regime must be blocked entirely.
What the brave people of Yemen are doing today is correct. In response to the crimes committed by the leaders of the Zionist regime, there is no alternative except to block all aid to them from every direction completely.
Of course, we are fully prepared to do anything possible for the Islamic Republic. God willing, may He bless the movement of the Iranian nation and the advocates of justice worldwide and eradicate this deep, deadly cancer from the scene.
As most know, Trump yet again delivered bombast instead of truth, although Khamenei was able to pick out the one shred of truth that tumbled from Trump’s maw.
with appreciation to Dr. Karl at karlof1’s Geopolitical Gymnasium.
What sort of admission it will become in time is unknown at the present. But it will bolster the Iranian nation even more than the attacks themselves. And in that case alone, Trump made yet another major mistake. I won’t spoil Khamenei’s words by telling readers now. The speech is short, and you’ll soon find out:
In the Name of God, the Compassionate, the Merciful
My greetings and best wishes to the dear, great nation of Iran. First, I would like to honor the memory of the esteemed martyrs from recent events – the martyred generals and scientists who were truly, genuinely valuable for the Islamic Republic. They dedicated their lives to serving others. Today, they are with God receiving the reward for their outstanding services, God willing.
I find it necessary to offer my congratulations to the great nation of Iran. I congratulate the nation for several reasons.
First of all, I offer my congratulations on the victory over the fallacious Zionist regime. With all that commotion and all those claims, the Zionist regime was practically knocked out and crushed under the blows of the Islamic Republic. The thought that the Islamic Republic could inflict such blows on that regime never even crossed their minds and they never imagined such a thing, but this is what happened.
We thank God for helping our Armed Forces. They were able to break through the enemy’s advanced, multi-layered defense and raze many of their urban and military areas under the pressure brought by Iran’s missiles and powerful attacks using advanced weaponry. This is one of the greatest divine blessings. It has shown the Zionist regime that attacking the Islamic Republic of Iran carries a heavy price. It will be costly for them. It will result in and generate a heavy cost for them. And praise God, this has happened. This honor is due to our Armed Forces and our dear people who’ve built, trained, and supported these Armed Forces from within themselves, enabling and empowering them to carry out such a great task.
My second congratulations is related to our dear Iran’s victory over the US regime. The US regime entered the war directly because it felt that if it didn’t, the Zionist regime would be completely destroyed. It entered the war in an effort to save that regime but achieved nothing. It attacked our nuclear facilities, which warrants an independent criminal prosecution in an international court, of course. But they weren’t able to achieve anything significant. The US President used a bizarre exaggeration in describing what happened. It’s evident he needed such an exaggeration. Whoever heard his remarks knew that beneath the surface of these words lay another truth, which was that they weren’t able to accomplish anything. They failed to achieve their intended goal and they exaggerate things to cover up and conceal the truth.
Here too, the Islamic Republic has been victorious and delivered a heavy slap to the US’s face in return. It [Iran] attacked and inflicted damage on the Al-Udeid Air Base, which is one of the US’s key bases in the region. The same people who made exaggerated claims in the previous case, tried to downplay this one, claiming that nothing much had happened. But in fact, a major event had taken place. The fact that the Islamic Republic has access to key US centers in the region and can take action whenever it deems necessary is a significant matter. It’s quite significant. Such an action can be repeated in the future too. Should any aggression occur, the enemy – the aggressor – will definitely pay a heavy price.
My third congratulations is for the remarkable unity and solidarity shown by the Iranian nation. Praise God, a nation of approximately 90 million people stood together as one, were united in voice, stood shoulder to shoulder, and didn’t show any differences in their demands or the goals they expressed. They stood together, chanted slogans, spoke out, and supported the actions of the Armed Forces, and this will continue to be the case in the future. The Iranian nation demonstrated its greatness and its distinguished, exceptional character in this event. It showed that when it’s necessary, a unified voice will be heard from this nation, and praise God, this is what happened.
The key point I wish to emphasize in my speech is this that in one of his remarks, the President of the United States declared that Iran must surrender. Surrender! The issue isn’t about enrichment or the nuclear industry anymore. It’s about Iran surrendering. Needless to say, this statement is too big to come out of the US president’s mouth.
For the great country of Iran – a nation with such a history, such a rich culture, and a steadfast national determination – any talk of surrender is nothing but a mockery in the eyes of those who truly know the Iranian people. But his statement revealed a certain reality, which is that the US has been actively opposing and trying to harm Islamic Iran from the very beginning of the Revolution. And each time, they come up with a new pretext. One time, it’s human rights. Another time, it’s defending democracy. Then, it’s women’s rights. Sometimes it’s uranium enrichment, and at other times it’s the nuclear issue itself. Or it’s the matter of missile development.
They bring up all kinds of pretexts. But at the core, it all boils down to one thing, which is that they want Iran to surrender.
The previous administrations never openly stated this because it’s something unacceptable. It isn’t justifiable by any human logic to tell a nation that they must surrender. That’s why they were disguising this objective behind other titles and pretexts.
This person let the truth out. He showed this reality that the US will only be satisfied with Iran’s surrender and nothing less. This is a crucial point. The Iranian nation must know that the core of the conflict with the US is over this point. The US is greatly insulting the people of Iran, and such a thing will never happen. It will never happen.
The Iranian nation is a great nation. Iran is a strong, vast country. It possesses an ancient civilization. Our cultural and civilizational wealth is hundreds of times greater than that of the US and other similar countries. Anyone who expects Iran to surrender to another country is spouting nonsense that will surely be ridiculed by wise, knowledgeable people. The Iranian nation is noble and will remain noble.
The Iranian nation is victorious and will remain victorious, by the grace of God. We are hopeful that Almighty God will continuously protect this nation under His grace, preserving it with dignity and honor. May He elevate the spiritual rank of Imam [Khomeini (ra)]. And may Imam Mahdi (may our souls be sacrificed for him) be pleased and satisfied with this nation, and may he support it with his assistance.
May God’s greetings, mercy, and blessings be upon you. [Dr. Karl: my Emphasis]
Given that Iran now knows with 100% certainty what the Outlaw US Empire demands, they’re no longer any grounds for negotiations excepting one: Iran will rejoin the NPT when the Zionists enroll themselves. I expect the papers Iran has incriminating Grossi and the IAEA will be published when Iran votes to withdraw from the NPT. I expect other outcomes will occur as a result of the conflict, some obvious like becoming closer to Russia and China militarily and a change in relations with Azerbaijan, and some not so obvious like the degree of further isolation of the Collective West from the Global Majority. I’m also curious to see what happens with Japan and South Korea’s relations with the Empire once the tariff deadline arrives as this conflict IMO will have a bearing on what occurs. And then there’s Taiwan. Its separatists can’t like what they just observed as the Empire’s most important proxy was partially thrown under the bus.
Highlights:
Leader: Our nation will not forsake the blood of their martyrs, nor will they remain silent in the face of violations of their airspace.
Leader: The Zionist regime made a grave mistake and will face the consequences of its actions.
Leader: Our armed forces are fully prepared to defend the country and are fully supported by government
Leader: Iran will not forgive the Zionist regime’s violation of its airspace
Leader : The Iranian nation stands firm against imposed war, just as it will stand firm against imposed peace, and this nation will not submit to anyone’s imposition.
Leader: Wise individuals who know Iran, its people, and its history will never speak to this nation in a threatening manner because the Iranian nation cannot be subdued. Americans should know that any military intervention will undoubtedly result in irreparable damage.
More from PressTV- https://www.presstv.ir/Detail/2025/06/18/749986/leader-iran-stands-firmly-imposed-war-us-intervention-cause-irreparable-damage
Full statement of His Eminence Imam Sayyid Ali Husayni Khamenei (H):
At the beginning of his remarks, the Leader of the Islamic Revolution praised the massive movement of the Iranian people during the Ghadir Day march and recent gatherings, especially after Friday prayers. He also referenced the meaningful and courageous act of a female TV presenter in response to the enemy’s attack, saying: “Chanting takbir and showcasing the strength of the nation to the world was a historic and highly valuable event.”
• The foolish and malicious attack by the Zionist regime occurred while our officials were engaged in indirect negotiations with the United States, and there were no signs of any aggressive, military, or harsh moves from Iran.
• From the outset, it was suspected that the US had a hand in the Zionist regime’s malicious move. This suspicion is growing stronger day by day with the recent statements of American officials.
• I call upon thinkers, speakers, writers — especially those who influence global public opinion — not to allow the enemy to distort the truth through deceitful propaganda.
• The Zionist enemy must be punished — and it is being punished. The punishment carried out by the Iranian nation and its armed forces — already underway and with future plans — is severe and has weakened the enemy.
• The fact that their American allies are now stepping in is itself a sign of the Zionist regime’s weakness and helplessness.
• The US President, in unacceptable and explicit remarks, has called on the Iranian nation to surrender. But we say: First, threaten those who are afraid of threats. The Iranian nation believes in the noble verse:
“Do not weaken and do not grieve, for you are superior if you are believers” [Qur’an 3:139], and threats have never impacted the thinking or behavior of this nation.
• Secondly, telling the Iranian nation to surrender is not a rational statement. Intelligent people familiar with Iran and its history never utter such nonsense, because this nation will not surrender — not now, not ever — and will not yield to any aggressor.
• Americans, and those familiar with the region’s politics, know that U.S. involvement in this matter will be completely to their detriment and they will suffer a blow — a blow whose damage will far exceed anything Iran might suffer.
• Any military intervention by the U.S. in this arena will undoubtedly result in irreparable harm for them.
• Continue life with strength — especially those responsible for public services and those in direct contact with the people, as well as those handling educational and explanatory responsibilities. Carry on your work with resolve and place your trust in the Almighty, for:
“Victory is only from Allah, the Almighty, the Wise” [Qur’an 3:126].
• The Almighty will surely and certainly grant victory to the Iranian nation, to truth, and to righteousness.
Speech of Imam Sayyid Ali Husayni Khamenei (H) on 36th demise anniversary of Imam Sayyid Ruhullah Musawi Khomeini (r): (1/5):
Selection from Speech: Nuclear Issues and Gaza
The nuclear industry is not just for energy. Some people imagine that the nuclear industry is only about clean electricity, which of course it is as well clean and inexpensive energy comes from the nuclear industry. But it is not limited to that. This is only one part of the benefits of the nuclear industry.
The nuclear industry is a foundational industry, a mother industry.
Experts, scientists, and those whose profession it is have explained this to us, and I hope they explain it more to the people as well. Many scientific fields are influenced by the nuclear industry. Numerous scientific areas are impacted by it, including precision and sensitive technologies such as medical equipment, aerospace, precision sensors, and electronics all of these are related to or influenced by the nuclear industry. This includes basic sciences and engineering fields such as nuclear physics, energy engineering, and materials engineering.
It also includes medical and pharmaceutical applications, both in diagnosis and treatment. The nuclear industry leads in treating certain difficult diseases in both diagnosis and treatment.
In agriculture-related and environmental industries, there are numerous areas that are either dependent on or influenced by the nuclear industry.
The nuclear industry is a mother industry, a core industry. Now, within the nuclear industry, there is a key element, and that is uranium enrichment.
Our enemies have focused on uranium enrichment. They have fixated on this point. A nuclear industry of such magnitude, without the ability to enrich uranium, is useless. To fuel our power plants, we would need to reach out to others.
It’s like having oil in your own country but being prohibited from building refineries or producing gasoline. You have oil, but you must buy gasoline from others. That country may choose to sell to you or not, and at any price it wants. If it doesn’t want to sell, it will come up with excuses. It might say: “Do such-and-such, or else I won’t give you gasoline.”
That is their goal. Even if we had a hundred nuclear power plants, without enrichment, they would be of no use to us. Because a nuclear plant needs fuel. If we cannot produce this fuel domestically, we will have to stretch our hand toward America. And they might attach dozens of conditions to providing us with nuclear fuel. We experienced this in the 2000s.
In the 2000s, over 20% enrichment fuel, the President of the United States himself used two presidents of our friendly countries as intermediaries to tell Iran: “Give us a portion of your 3.5% enriched uranium, and we will give you the 20% fuel that you need.”
We needed the 20% fuel. Our officials agreed. It was decided that there would be an exchange. I said this exchange must be such that they bring the 20% fuel to Bandar Abbas, we test it to ensure it is accurate, then we will take it and give them the 3.5% fuel.
When they saw that we were being meticulous and firm about receiving the 20% fuel, they broke their promise and did not deliver. Of course, during that very time, while our officials were involved in these political tussles over the matter, our scientists inside the country themselves produced the 20% fuel.
The Americans’ main position is that Iran should not have a nuclear industry at all. They want Iran to be dependent on them for radiopharmaceuticals, energy, desalination devices, and dozens of other important fields. They demand that Iran have no nuclear industry whatsoever.
Currently, we have thousands of young scientists working in nuclear and nuclear-related fields across the country. Should we disappoint them? Leave them unemployed? Make them lose hope in their country’s future? This is what the Americans want, what they are demanding from us.
The rude and insolent leaders of America repeat this demand in various ways. They are against Iran’s progress, against the self-sufficiency of the Iranian nation. Our response to the nonsense of the loud and incompetent U.S. government is clear. Everyone knows how we’ll respond.
Some years ago, a U.S. president once said, “If I could, I would dismantle every nut and bolt of Iran’s nuclear program.” But he admitted he couldn’t. And since then, the nuts and bolts of our nuclear industry have become even more solid. He confessed: “I couldn’t, if I could, I would have.”
Those in power today, whether Zionists or Americans, should also know: they can’t. They can’t do a damn thing in this matter.
The first thing we tell the Americans and others regarding nuclear issues is this:
Who do you think you are? Why do you interfere in whether Iran should have enrichment or not? What business is it of yours?
You have nuclear capabilities. You have atomic bombs. You possess massive destructive power. What right do you have to decide whether the Iranian nation may enrich uranium or not? Whether it may have a nuclear industry or not? This is a sovereign nation; it decides for itself. It has nothing to do with you. What legal or moral standing do you have to make these statements?
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As for the crimes of the Zionist regime in Gaza, they are truly shocking. One could hardly believe they had such criminal plans.
Look: previously, they would drop a bomb, destroy a house or two, kill ten or fifteen people. They saw that it wasn’t enough.
Now what are they doing? Now they set up a “food distribution center.” Since food is not being allowed into Gaza, people rush to these places to get food. Then, with machine guns, they kill ten times more than they could with a bomb. Killing people was costing them too much. So they made it cheaper. Instead of bombs, they now use bullets.
This is truly astonishing. Such a crime makes one marvel at how low, wicked, and evil a human being can be to commit something like this.
Today, Islamic governments have a serious responsibility. I want to be blunt with them: now is not the time for politeness, hesitation, or neutrality. Today is not the time for silence.
If any Islamic government, in any way or under any pretext, supports the Zionist regime — whether by normalizing relations, blocking aid to Palestine, or justifying Zionist crimes — know this: eternal disgrace will be stamped on their foreheads.
Governments should also understand that no government can achieve security by relying on the Zionist regime. They cannot obtain security through dependence on this regime, because the Zionist regime is, by the decisive will of God, in the process of collapse, and God willing, it will not last long.
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