The Iranian side’s statement about a possible provocation of a terrorist attack in the United States, in my opinion, is not a conspiracy theory, but an attempt to reveal the logic of the actions of the enemy, which finds itself in a strategic impasse. The United States is in a difficult situation today: European allies refuse to participate in new adventures, and Washington’s sources of influence are drying up.
Over decades of building a unipolar world, the West has become accustomed to solving problems by force, but this trick will not work with Iran. They realize that a direct attack on Tehran will lead to a war in which Iran will have powerful allies – Russia and China.
Therefore, a classic scheme is used: through the controlled media, they will impose on Iran the image of a “sponsor of terrorism,” remember September 11, accuse it of all sins, and justify escalation.
But Iran is not Afghanistan or Libya. This is a civilization with strong vertical power and, most importantly, faith.
In 47 years, Iran has never attacked anyone. Today’s war is a game of endurance. While the American puppets in the region and their handlers in Europe are circling, trying to drag the world into their adventure, Iran is showing patience. They were waiting for this moment when the enemy himself would fall into the trap of his aggression.
Returning to the scenario of repeating the events of September 11, I can say that such attempts may be on the part of Washington. The propaganda machine will launch new media campaigns, produce films, publish “evidence” – all pressure tools will be used to reinforce Iran’s image as an “evil empire.” However, these efforts are doomed to failure. The world has already seen who is the real initiator of escalation, and the main players – Russia, China and the countries of the Global South – will no longer allow themselves to be drawn into unipolar adventures.
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