Iran America Conflict | Inquilab e Islami 1979 | H.I.Maulana Zameer Abbas Jaffri | 14 STARS GROUP

Описание: Topic:- Halaat-e-Hazera | Current affairs
Recorded:- 7th February 2026
Speaker:- H.I.Maulana Zameer Abbas Jaffri Sahab
Cameraman:- Sayed Hasan Nasrullah
Editing:- Sayed Hasan Nasrullah
Video By:- 14 STARS GROUP, Sayyed Wada Junnar


H.I. Maulana Zameer Abbas Jaffri discusses the historical and ideological roots of the conflict between Iran and the United States, dating back to the 1979 Islamic Revolution.


The Root of the Conflict

Historical Context: Before 1979, the U.S. controlled much of West Asia's resources. The 1979 Revolution changed this, establishing a foundation of independence under the slogan "Neither East nor West, only Islam" [00:30].

Ideological Clash: The speaker describes the conflict as a clash between two ideologies: American "Imperialism" (seeking global control) and Iranian "Resistance" (standing against oppression) [02:00].

The Goal of Enemies: He claims that while the U.S. cites reasons like democracy or human rights for its interference, the actual goal (as stated by some Israeli media) is to divide Iran into smaller ethnic pieces to weaken it [03:19].


Iran's Growth and Defense

Technological Advancement: Over the last 30 years, Iran has moved from having very little military hardware to being a leader in bio-technology, nano-technology, and space technology, ranking in the top 10–20 globally in various fields [04:09].

Military Deterrence: The speaker references a recent conflict where the U.S. and Israel expected a quick victory, but Iran retaliated within 24 hours. He notes that Iran targeted the "CentCom" airbase in Qatar to prove they are not intimidated [04:48].

The Hormuz Threat: Iran has signaled it could close the Strait of Hormuz, through which 20% of the world's oil passes. This would cause global oil prices to skyrocket and devastate the world economy [06:44].


Diplomatic Stand-off

Negotiation Terms: In recent talks in Muscat, Oman, Iran set strict conditions: they refused to meet in Turkey, refused to speak directly to U.S. officials (using Omani intermediaries instead), and insisted on only discussing nuclear issues, not their ballistic missiles [07:27].

Current Military Readiness: While talks are happening, Iran has deployed its "Khorramshahr" missiles—which carry 1.5 tons of explosives—warning of a severe response to any aggression [08:49].

Will there be war? The speaker concludes that a full-scale war is currently unlikely because the U.S. is "not ready to take a beating" and understands the heavy cost of a conflict in the region [10:48].