"They try hard to look terrifying — but they are utterly terrified."
That single line decodes Mojtaba Khamenei's message.
Then came the bill the country paid:
▪️ Mobarakeh Steel knocked out of operation
▪️ South Pars phases shut down
▪️ Bushehr airport disabled
▪️ Kangan refinery at 50% capacity
▪️ 230 million cubic meters of gas output capacity gone
And the officials? Unmoved.
Rationality arrives only when the survival of the ruling system itself is on the line — never when the people or the nation's infrastructure are destroyed. It is the 1988 "chalice of poison" pattern all over again: Khomeini only swallowed it when the regime, not the country, was at risk.
Supporters of the Islamic Republic need to face one fact: the slogans are hollow, and the result is the status quo — deeper isolation, permanent sanctions, an economy in free fall.
Save this clip and tell us in the comments: how close is the next chalice of poison?
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