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Transcript Tap any line to jump the video to that moment 0:00 I mean, look, these capabilities exist for the Islamic Republic, and they also exist for Israel. 0:04 But they have capabilities to use for a rainy day. The Islamic Republic... 0:11 does not have this possibility. That is, it has neither bomb shelters for the people nor strategic facilities, 0:16 nor strategic fuel reserves. You see that a few days ago—that is, under conditions where—pay 0:21 attention, perhaps the bitter irony of it, bitter from the viewpoint of the Iranian people, lies in the fact that the Islamic Republic, 0:27 which was waiting for a cold European winter, a few days ago the spokesperson for Pezeshkian's government said that we 0:32 will probably face gas cutoffs in the northern provinces this winter—and even if they hadn't said it, we still would have. 0:40 And now, when they say we will have gas outages in the northern provinces, it means continuous 0:45 outages; there will certainly also be sporadic outages in other places. The Europe that, I say, these people 0:51 wished its harsh winter would come to their rescue, solved its own problem given that 0:55 they plan ahead. They always make provisions for emergencies. They aren't like the slapdash managers of the Islamic Republic, 1:02 waiting for something to happen and only then making a decision. That was resolved, but the Islamic Republic itself 1:06 now has problems, and as we go further, because the economic situation will become more dire, 1:11 and given that, by the admission of their own experts on television, they are currently treating financial problems 1:16 with a painkiller that is practically carcinogenic—this economic painkiller—they are solving the issue 1:22 by printing money, and printing money, as anyone with a bit of economic literacy knows, means what— 1:25 printing unbacked money, and every day—I don't know if the figure is accurate or not— 1:30 Saeed Laylaz said in a TV interview that 30,000 billion tomans in unbacked banknotes 1:35 are being printed daily. 1:37 So this will be added to it too. That means this talk of a harsh winter—not only will there be no harsh winter 1:41 ahead [for them], but even summer and spring, if the Islamic Republic survives, will economically be a harsh winter 1:47 for the Islamic Republic. This is the state of the Islamic Republic today, and practically that wish 1:52 the Islamic Republic had—first, the harsh winter issue, and second, a tactical and strategic rift 1:58 between the Repu—between the United States and Europe that would alleviate some of the pressure on the Islamic 2:03 Republic—has now been thwarted, even though it was the Islamic Republic's biggest dream. This point, 2:09 a point that is very important, and certainly if there were any wisdom in the Islamic Republic, they would have to find a solution.
Caption The regime that banked on Europe’s "harsh winter" is now freezing its own citizens.
While European nations relied on strategic foresight and energy reserves to overcome potential shortages, the Islamic Republic is facing severe domestic gas cuts—officially warned for northern provinces. Despite sitting on some of the largest gas reserves in the world, the ruling system has built neither emergency shelters for the public nor strategic fuel reserves for a crisis. Ideological hubris has collapsed against infrastructural reality.
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