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Abu Ali ExpressPolitics

Iran Parliament Speaker Mocks US VP Vance's War Stance

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Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Ghalibaf criticized U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance's stance on the war, calling him a "losing gambler." Ghalibaf stated Vance's "boss" is preparing for further conflict while U.S. policy prioritizes Israel. The comments highlight a perceived division between Vance and former President Trump on war issues.

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  • Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Ghalibaf criticized U.S. VP J.D. Vance's war comments.
  • Ghalibaf called Vance a "losing gambler" unable to concede defeat.
  • He stated Vance's "boss" is preparing for the next war stage.
  • Ghalibaf claimed U.S. policy is prioritizing Israel, destabilizing America.
  • The remarks suggest Iranians are exploiting a perceived Vance-Trump rift on war.

Mohammad Ghalibaf, the Speaker of the Iranian Parliament, has responded to a recent post by U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance regarding the war and election losses. Ghalibaf characterized Vance's behavior as that of a "losing gambler" unable to leave the table. He stated that Vance's "boss" is preparing for the next stage of the war while America is "shaking on the brink" due to policies that prioritize Israel. Ghalibaf urged Vance to refrain from his "sermons" and instead direct his comments to his superior. The article suggests this indicates Iranians are exploiting the perceived rift between Vance and former President Trump on the issue of war.

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