I just saw this poll.
Canadians think other Canadians are ok.
americans think other americans are untrustworthy assholes.
No wonder you prefer americans
Iranian negotiators bragged to the US ones that they had enough material for 11 Nuclear bombs.
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Canadians think other Canadians are ok.
americans think other americans are untrustworthy assholes.
No wonder you prefer americans
You keep posting BS tweets that nobody reads but your ilk.
Good think the US and Israel are hitting them no stop , the Iranians are totally irrational bombing almost every country in the area. They even sent a missile at Turkey, but Nato took it down.
Azerbaijan vows retaliation after Iran’s ‘terrorist’ strikes
Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev accused Iran of “terrorism” and threatened retaliation after drone attacks Thursday wounded four people – an incident that could drag yet another country into the Middle East conflict.
Tehran denied the allegation and blamed Israel, Azerbaijan’s ally, of trying to stage a provocation.
The midday attacks involved at least four drones that crossed from Iran into Azerbaijan’s exclave of Nakhichevan bordering Iran, Baku said.
“Today a terrorist act was carried out from the Iranian side against the territory of Azerbaijan,” Aliyev told a hastily convened security council meeting.
Azerbaijan’s military “have been instructed to prepare and carry out retaliatory measures ... placed on mobilization level number one, and must be ready to conduct any operation,” he said.
“Those dishonorable people who committed this terrorist act against us will regret it. Let them not test our strength... This stain will never be erased from their dirty and ugly face,” he added.
The Azerbaijani defense ministry said it had detected four drones launched by Iran’s army.
“One of them was disabled by the Azerbaijani army, while the others were directed at civilian infrastructure, including a secondary school building during class hours. Fortunately, the drone targeting the school did not reach its objective and instead fell and exploded near the school,” it said.
The Nakhichevan Airport terminal was damaged, the foreign ministry said, with video showing grey smoke rising above the building after the strike.
Four people were hospitalized with “traumatic brain injuries,” Sahib Abuzarov, head of emergency services at a hospital in Nakhichevan said later.
The general staff of Iran’s armed forces said it did not carry out the attack and pointed the finger at Israel.
“Such actions by the Zionist regime, aimed at disrupting relations between Muslim countries in various ways, are not unprecedented,” it said in a statement.
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said during a phone call with his Azerbaijani counterpart that Tehran was not responsible for projectiles fired onto Azerbaijani territory and that the Iranian military was investigating the incident.
Turkey’s foreign ministry condemned strikes “which target third countries in the region and increase the risk of the war spreading,” adding it “will continue to stand by Azerbaijan, as it always has.”
Azerbaijan’s foreign ministry summoned the Iranian envoy in Baku to express “strong protest” over the attack, which it said “contradicts the norms and principles of international law and contributes to rising tensions in the region.”
“We demanded from the Islamic Republic of Iran to provide, within the shortest possible timeframe, a clear explanation regarding the case and conduct investigation,” Azerbaijani foreign ministry spokesman, Aykhan Hajizada, told AFP.
Analysts have said Azerbaijan’s Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan oil pipeline – which runs through neighboring Georgia and Turkey and carries around a third of Israel’s oil imports – could become a potential target for the Iranian military.
In 2024, Azerbaijan exported 2.37 million tons of oil to Israel via Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan, director of the Baku-based Centre for Oil Research, Ilham Shaban, told AFP.
“The pipeline is buried underground along most of its route, making it difficult to disable,” he said, adding that “above-ground facilities – such as terminals and pumping stations – could still be vulnerable to Iranian drone strikes.”
Iran has long expressed concern that Israel – a close ally of Azerbaijan and a key arms supplier – could use Azerbaijani territory to stage attacks.
Last June, Azerbaijan reassured Iran that it would not allow its territory to be used for attacks against Tehran after Israel launched a large-scale strike on Iranian targets.
Tehran has historically been wary of separatist sentiment among its ethnic Azerbaijani minority, which makes up around 10 million of Iran’s 83 million citizens.
Azerbaijan vows retaliation after Iran’s ‘terrorist’ strikes
Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev accused Iran of “terrorism” and threatened retaliation after drone attacks Thursday wounded four people – an incident that could drag yet another country into the Middle East conflict.
Tehran denied the allegation and blamed Israel, Azerbaijan’s ally, of trying to stage a provocation.
The midday attacks involved at least four drones that crossed from Iran into Azerbaijan’s exclave of Nakhichevan bordering Iran, Baku said.
“Today a terrorist act was carried out from the Iranian side against the territory of Azerbaijan,” Aliyev told a hastily convened security council meeting.
Azerbaijan’s military “have been instructed to prepare and carry out retaliatory measures ... placed on mobilization level number one, and must be ready to conduct any operation,” he said.
“Those dishonorable people who committed this terrorist act against us will regret it. Let them not test our strength... This stain will never be erased from their dirty and ugly face,” he added.
The Azerbaijani defense ministry said it had detected four drones launched by Iran’s army.
“One of them was disabled by the Azerbaijani army, while the others were directed at civilian infrastructure, including a secondary school building during class hours. Fortunately, the drone targeting the school did not reach its objective and instead fell and exploded near the school,” it said.
The Nakhichevan Airport terminal was damaged, the foreign ministry said, with video showing grey smoke rising above the building after the strike.
Four people were hospitalized with “traumatic brain injuries,” Sahib Abuzarov, head of emergency services at a hospital in Nakhichevan said later.
The general staff of Iran’s armed forces said it did not carry out the attack and pointed the finger at Israel.
“Such actions by the Zionist regime, aimed at disrupting relations between Muslim countries in various ways, are not unprecedented,” it said in a statement.
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said during a phone call with his Azerbaijani counterpart that Tehran was not responsible for projectiles fired onto Azerbaijani territory and that the Iranian military was investigating the incident.
Turkey’s foreign ministry condemned strikes “which target third countries in the region and increase the risk of the war spreading,” adding it “will continue to stand by Azerbaijan, as it always has.”
Azerbaijan’s foreign ministry summoned the Iranian envoy in Baku to express “strong protest” over the attack, which it said “contradicts the norms and principles of international law and contributes to rising tensions in the region.”
“We demanded from the Islamic Republic of Iran to provide, within the shortest possible timeframe, a clear explanation regarding the case and conduct investigation,” Azerbaijani foreign ministry spokesman, Aykhan Hajizada, told AFP.
Analysts have said Azerbaijan’s Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan oil pipeline – which runs through neighboring Georgia and Turkey and carries around a third of Israel’s oil imports – could become a potential target for the Iranian military.
In 2024, Azerbaijan exported 2.37 million tons of oil to Israel via Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan, director of the Baku-based Centre for Oil Research, Ilham Shaban, told AFP.
“The pipeline is buried underground along most of its route, making it difficult to disable,” he said, adding that “above-ground facilities – such as terminals and pumping stations – could still be vulnerable to Iranian drone strikes.”
Iran has long expressed concern that Israel – a close ally of Azerbaijan and a key arms supplier – could use Azerbaijani territory to stage attacks.
Last June, Azerbaijan reassured Iran that it would not allow its territory to be used for attacks against Tehran after Israel launched a large-scale strike on Iranian targets.
Tehran has historically been wary of separatist sentiment among its ethnic Azerbaijani minority, which makes up around 10 million of Iran’s 83 million citizens.
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$1 billion a day to attack Iran.
Oh, you didn't even undertand you were being mocked.
How sad.
Hey, happy days.
The mass deportations are done and trump has removed all the murderers.
What are you talking about?
The Epstein war is a total failure, by the way.
You mean the Israeli babykillers? You are the one cheering their holocaust 2.0You got checked mate.... either you hate Trump or Love the Regime who massacred thousands...literally Nazi...
baby killers? oh you mean the kids killed in Gaza because Hamas has no balls to face the IDF so they hide behind civilians? that "holocaust"?
So how is it that IDF snipers were taking head shots at kids then? And mothers, and bragging about it on TikTok? If Hamas were there, then they coulda gone in there and engaged them, rather then burying scored of families alive. The extent of the Gaza genocide is WELL DOCUMENTED. The number killed in Iran in the US/Israeli coup attemp is largely conjecture, even though its clear people, both innocent, violent actors and security forces were all killed.
I believe the videos taken right in Gaza by uniformed IDF soldiers and the testimony of US surgeons that had to dig bullets out of the brains of children and the xrays they published.
Hide?
Israel dropped 8 Hiroshimas worth of bombs on a concentration camp.
There was nowhere to hide.
Where do you hide when someone drops this many bombs?
You believe trump and Netanyahu?
