Washington’s arms companies are blamed for fueling conflicts way beyond the country’s borders at the expense of civilians who are dying from bombs made in America.

–President Ehrabim Raisi has lambasted the United States for its hostile and seditious plots against the Islamic Republic, stating that Washington does not want the country to be strong and prosperous, and indeed spares no effort to wreak havoc and destruction on it.

The U.S. Administration every now and then repeats its rubbish claim and threats against the Islamic Republic of Iran and it dusts off its option of “on the table” and renews it while Tehran gives no damn to it because of its reliable military power and determination.

The Chief of Staff of Iran’s Armed Forces Major General Mohammad Hossein Baqeri said that Americans acknowledge today that they have not been successful in the approach of unilateralism and creating a unipolar world.

Iran are on the verge of qualifying for the World Cup knockout stage for the first time and that’s the time to make it happen.

For centuries the British policy of “divide and rule” had been dominating the world and world arrogant countries mainly the UK had been, and sill, using this policy in order to keep the influence over the nations for looting their wealth or controlling their governments but in recent centuries the policy of “trigger a war and make a profit” has dominated the world policy especially by its mentor the U.S. as this country tries to make profit by provoking countries for engagement in wars.

The U.S., once so-called world big power, is really on verge of the collapse in all aspects and this country has started a blame game or better to say war of baseless claim against the countries which do not follow this country.

After years of delays and technical problems, the U.S. space agency, NASA, has finally kick-started its costly aerospace mission using $93 billion of the American worker’s taxpayer money at a time when a large proportion of families in the country are struggling to put food on the table.

A senior expert on American affairs believes that the disputes between Iran and the U.S. over the 2015 nuclear deal - JCPOA- and tensions in relations are not resolved with a change of power in Tehran and Washington.

Imposing sanctions in recent decades mainly by the Western countries has turned into a tool for blackmailing or increasing pressures on the countries which do not follow the West’s policies or want to  be independent, and the Islamic Republic of Iran since its establishment in 1979 has always been under Western countries’ sanctions under different pretexts and on Monday EU and UK  announced a new series of sanctions on Tehran to enhance pressure on Tehran for not to confront with rioters or anyone who causes disrupt in the country.