If the agreement is not followed, there will be bombardment in Iran. US President Donald Trump has warned. Meanwhile, the second round of peace talks is still highly uncertain. In this situation, Tehran announced that it has a new card up its sleeve.
Iran’s Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf wrote on the X handle, ‘We are not willing to enter into any negotiations under threat. In the last two weeks we have been preparing to unveil new cards on the battlefield.’ It is clear from his post that if America and Israel start a war again, they have already prepared to deal with it. But the question is, what is the plan? The speculation started with this.
According to informed sources, that ‘card’ could be a ‘dirty bomb’. It is called a radiological dispersal device. These bombs are made by mixing common explosives with radioactive material and can spread radioactive contamination in the area. However, many are dismissing this theory. According to them, no one has used this bomb so far. Iran knows that if it is applied suddenly, Tehran will have to pay for it. So in the end they might not use any such weapon.
According to informed sources, that ‘card’ could be a ‘dirty bomb’. It is called a radiological dispersal device. These bombs are made by mixing common explosives with radioactive material and can spread radioactive contamination in the area.
There is one more thing in that case. And that is the Strait of Hormuz. Iran has imposed a series of restrictions on this system. Trying to maintain his influence. They will increase that effort in the future. And it is certain that it can make America uncomfortable. Iran wants to play a ‘trump card’ to see now?
The Iran-US ceasefire expires on Wednesday. Before that, it was heard that the second round of peace talks will be held in Islamabad on Monday. But at the last moment, Iran poured water on it. According to Tehran, America is making unreasonable demands. Every time they say different things. Giving self-contradictory opinions. As a result, the fog surrounding the peace meeting is no longer clear.
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