Seven months of US military and economic terrorism against Iran failed to achieve any of its stated objectives, instead strengthening Iran's military resilience, diplomatic leverage, and regional position while imposing significant costs on the enemy. Any fresh aggression will meet equally strong Iranian retaliation.

The Sabra and Shatila massacre carried out by the Israeli military and Christian Phalangist militia group killed hundreds of Palestinian refugees and Lebanese civilians in 1982, the scars of which are still fresh.

Over 200 nights, Iranians have held nationwide gatherings, expressing unity, resilience and support for the Islamic Republic amid war, external threats and calls for national defense.

US-Israeli military aggression may have damaged Iran's nuclear facilities, but it cannot erase the institutionalized scientific knowledge, ensuring Iran's nuclear program will survive and thrive despite sanctions and military aggression.

IAEA’s referral of Iran to the UN Security Council yet again reflects the weaponization of nuclear oversight, with Western powers using non-proliferation mechanisms to pressure Iran while undermining the agency’s credibility and independence.

The US-led so-called “war on terror” in the aftermath of 9/11 failed to eradicate terrorism, instead fueling terrorism, extremism, instability, civilian deaths, and prolonged wars through military intervention, occupation, geopolitical ambitions, and support for authoritarian regimes.

US imperialism dehumanizes "others" to justify recurring and horrendous war crimes – wedding strikes, school bombings, sexual exploitation and other forms of aggression – while accountability rarely follows, revealing a doctrine inherited from empire.