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Two Serious Warnings:

In any case, the indirect negotiations between Iran and the U.S. will begin next Saturday in Oman, and for now, the Islamic Republic of Iran holds the upper hand. However, there are two very important and serious points that must be addressed.

The first point is that experience has shown that the Americans, due to their imperialistic attitude and arrogance, are unwilling to negotiate or reach a fair agreement. Therefore, wisdom dictates that officials, media, and the public should avoid any kind of premature optimism. Such optimism or even excessive hope could send the wrong message to the enemy and unnecessarily put additional pressure on the Iranian negotiating team.

The second point is that if a deal is eventually reached between the two countries, it will not solve Iran’s economic problems. Relying on an external agreement, especially one with an unreliable party like the U.S., is akin to placing hope in “imaginary points.” Solving the country’s economic problems requires continuous and deep efforts from the authorities, with the support of the people. About a decade ago, during the negotiations leading to the JCPOA, Iran suffered significant losses in this area. Overemphasizing the issue and tying both minor and major decisions to the outcome of negotiations led to tremendous damage and turned the 2010s into a decade of lessons. It is neither wise nor appropriate to repeat the same mistakes and bear the same enormous costs. Any oversimplification about the negotiations and their potential economic outcomes is harmful and toxic. Saturday, at best, will mark the beginning of a difficult and winding path; unity and cohesion will be needed on this journey.

Safeguarding Public Opinion

Another important point is that Trump has shown that he is playing a special game with public opinion when it comes to Iran and has personally entered the field. With the start of the negotiations in Oman, it is highly likely that this media and psychological game will intensify. In such conditions, officials must prepare for this situation and, with creativity, courage, and wisdom, disrupt the opponent’s game and take the initiative, rather than being passive players simply reacting to the situation. The public must also be aware that the country and its officials—especially the negotiating team—are facing very specific and complex circumstances, as the enemy is attempting to cast doubt on the officials and spread various doubts with different objectives.

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🇮🇷:🇴🇲 Breaking: Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi handed over the Islamic Republic’s core positions and demands to his Omani counterpart, Badr al-Busaidi, to be conveyed to the U.S. side.

The meeting comes ahead of indirect negotiations between Tehran and Washington, with Oman once again acting as a key intermediary.

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🇮🇷 Breaking: Imam Khamenei’s Office Slams NYT Report as Psychological Warfare:

Mr. Mahdi Fazaeli, a prominent member of the Office for the Publication of Imam Khamenei’s Works, has responded to the false claims published by The New York Times, which alleged that senior Iranian officials, including the heads of the three branches of power, pressured Imam Khamenei to reverse his opposition to direct negotiations with the United States.

Mr: Fazaeli denounced the report as a complete fabrication and a psychological operation aimed at manipulating public perception and undermining Iran’s internal political structure.

The same false narrative was initially pushed by the Times of Israel nearly 19 hours earlier and then amplified by The New York Times, exposing a coordinated media campaign.

#MediaTerrorism
#FakeNews

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🇮🇷 Report: Disagreements Among U.S. Officials: A Sign of a Hollow Process?

While indirect talks are ongoing in Oman, their value is being questioned, especially after commentary published in Kayhan—a newspaper known for reflecting the views of the Office of Imam Khamenei. According to that perspective, Iran has made its positions entirely clear, maintains the upper hand, and is approaching the process with transparency and honesty. In contrast, U.S. behavior is seen as non-serious and deliberately time-wasting.

Reports indicate the American side is plagued by internal divisions, with no unified strategy or clear intention for constructive engagement. According to Tasnim News Agency, there are sharp disagreements among top U.S. officials on how to handle Iran—splitting the American leadership into two rival camps.

One faction, led by Trump’s Middle East envoy Steve Witkoff, believes Washington should offer Iran economic and security incentives to encourage Tehran to accept more nuclear constraints. Witkoff’s group argues that building mutual trust is essential for any meaningful outcome.

The other, more hardline group, led by Senator Marco Rubio and backed by staunch pro-Israel elements, advocates a rigid, no-compromise stance—pushing for maximalist demands coupled with threats. They believe any sign of flexibility will be perceived as weakness and exploited by Iran.

Witkoff and his team warn that this uncompromising posture could backfire, triggering a strong Iranian reaction and potentially derailing the entire negotiation process. From Tehran’s viewpoint, these internal American divisions only reinforce the belief that Washington lacks seriousness and unity, reducing the talks in Muscat to a diplomatic formality with no real substance.

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✅ | The news reported by AFP, in which a Hezbollah official supposedly said that Hezbollah would hand over its sites to the Lebanese army, is fake as AFP itself.

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🇮🇷 Breaking: The first round of indirect talks between Iran and the United States has concluded.

Initial reports describe the atmosphere as positive, but contrary to circulating rumors, no direct face-to-face meeting took place between the two delegations.

Both parties have now left the venue, and discussions are expected to continue through indirect channels.

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⚠️ Beware:

Beware of false news, fabricated reports, and false flags circulating around the recent Iran-U.S. negotiations.

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🇵🇸 Breaking: Reports indicate that the stoppage of the war in Gaza and the withdrawal of Zionist forces from the West Bank were included on the list of topics discussed during the indirect talks between Iran and the United States.

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🇮🇷 Breaking: Reports from the ongoing indirect talks between Iran and the United States indicate that several key conditions have been discussed, including:

• Temporary lifting of certain sanctions
• Withdrawal of Zionist occupying forces from the Gaza Strip
• Release of frozen Iranian funds
• Removal of military threats

Despite the challenging nature of the talks, the overall atmosphere remains generally positive.

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✅ | The news is being reported in a way that reflects the current situation, but at Enemy Watch, we do not endorse any form of negotiation with America until or unless it is being allowed by the leader with terms and conditions. We stand firm in our alignment with the principles set forth by Imam Khamenei (H). We rely solely on the guidance provided by the leader of the Islamic Revolution and Resistance, Imam Khamenei. As of last night, it has become clearer that Imam Khamenei has approved a specific direction, and we fully accept this direction, adhering to the guidelines and parameters outlined by his office.

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