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Transcript Tap any line to jump the video to that moment 0:00 Let me tell you this clearly: this war will begin so, so intensely that 0:05 in the history of wars they will literally write what a, uh, monstrous war this was, what 0:14 a massive war this was. 0:17 Keep this in mind. And let me tell you something, this isn't a war where in the 0:21 future we say, "Oh, I wish it hadn't happened," and such, "I don't know, our Iran has been torn apart"—no. This very 0:26 war is fundamentally based on Iran not being torn apart under any circumstances. Under 0:31 no circumstances Iran—look, this claim that the Kurds, I don't know, were supported, the Arabs were supported. I 0:35 saw this issue of, uh, this group in Sistan and Baluchestan, right now they are attributing it 0:42 to the UAE. My dear, it is not like that. 0:46 It's not like that, if you want the truth. They receive some aid from the UAE, they receive some aid from the Arabs, from I don't know, uh, 0:52 Sunni sheikhs; these are normal. They also receive a great deal of aid. But it's not that these 0:58 will become subsequent miseries for us down the road. 1:01 I'm telling you this too: this, uh, issue won't become trouble for us. We have the Army, we 1:05 have capabilities. Furthermore, the nature of our response will be very different 1:10 from the response the regime had. We seek to build Iran; they sought the destruction of 1:15 Iran. Well, there in that region, when weapons go in, when amenities—when facilities go in, 1:21 resources go in, naturally no one will be looking to kill anymore there; that situation will be wrapped up too. 1:28 And now let me tell you this issue, which, uh, is serious in my belief, 1:36 and the Islamic Republic also, uh, knows that the West and so on—it cannot come and say to it: "Look, 1:41 these people seek the destruction of Iran." 1:43 If they were seeking the destruction of Iran, they would have destroyed Iran by now. Let me tell you that. 1:49 Don't think for a moment that the United States and Israel can't do anything. 1:55 They easily could. I have said many times, that matter of the ninety-six hours of war from—the beginning of 2:00 the war, I'll explain later. 2:03 Uh, I will definitely explain that to you, but the point is that, uh, they really can, in—in, 2:10 say, five days attack in the worst possible way, in the w—in the worst possible way 2:16 attack. Why don't they launch a ground invasion at all? 2:21 Just because they don't want Iran to be devastated. They just don't want the Iraq experience repeated. They don't want 2:27 the Afghanistan experience repeated. They don't want the exp—uh, the Libya experience repeated. They don't want to, folks. They want 2:32 history to remember them fondly.
Caption A confrontation of unprecedented scale is approaching, yet contrary to engineered fears, its premise is not the fragmentation of Iran.
Regional dynamics and external funding among border factions are real, but they will not dictate the partition of this historic nation. This is not about repeating the collapse of Libya or Syria; it is an inevitable reckoning to halt destruction and secure the survival of a unified Iran.
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