Posted on 10/14/2026 2:28:11 PM PDT by Libloather
Iran's vice president for executive affairs, Mohammad Jafar Ghaempanah, said Wednesday that talks with the U.S. require approval from Iran's top security body and the Supreme Leader, Mojtaba Khamenei.
"If the decision is to fire missiles, we will fire missiles on the orders of the commander-in-chief. If the leader deems negotiations appropriate, we will negotiate," Ghaempanah said, according to Iran International.
Ghaempanah said all decisions must be guided by Iran's national interests, according to the Islamic Republic News Agency (IRNA).
The news agency also reported that Tehran is prepared to launch missile strikes if ordered by Khamenei but is open to negotiations if the supreme leader deems them appropriate.
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I thought we blew up their military
Da Mahdi getting antsy?
Qom go boom? 💥
If he can turn that crank one more time, the Imam will pop out of the well.
Well put.
They fired missiles at Saudi Arabia just the other day. Hit the airport.
Thanks!
That was from the Houthis.
Iran will probably start to ramp up their attacks over the next few weeks. I would imagine we will see an attack in the US before the election. Or immediately thereafter.
This is not ending any time soon.
The good news is with my “shopping discount” I was able to buy gas under $4 a gallon this afternoon.
But we’re all feeling great, right?
The Houthis sure do make good missiles.
Next to mud pies, it’s what they do best. Ha Ha.
I’m feeling fantastic. I’ve wanted to see those Iranians knocked down for 47 years.
With my fuel points I’ll be filling up next week for $2.69.
So we just have to kill Gayatollah Khamenei. Problem solved.
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