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Photo by MOHAMMED FAIZAN ALI on September 02, 2025.
Photo by MOHAMMED FAIZAN ALI on September 02, 2025.
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Posted On: September 3rd 2025, 06:10 am
The journey goes on.⬅️

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‌ آری فلیشر، سخنگوی پیشین کاخ سفید در دولت جورج بوش، در واکنش به اظهارات جی‌دی ونس درباره نقش جنگ ایران در شکست جمهوری‌خواهان در انتخابات میان‌دوره‌ای گفت: «مشکل جنگ ایران نبود؛ مشکل آتش‌بس بود.» فلیشر چهارشنبه ۱۳ آبان در شبکه اجتماعی ایکس نوشت آغاز جنگ مستلزم پیروزی و پایان دادن به آن است و عملیات آمریکا پس از حمله به ایران نباید تا زمان سقوط جمهوری اسلامی متوقف می‌شد. او گفت جنگ باید شش ماه پیش با بازگشایی کامل تنگه هرمز و برقراری جریان نفت پایان می‌یافت. فلیشر همچنین خواستار حذف مقام‌های رده دوم و سوم حکومت ایران و حمایت آمریکا از نیروهای طرفدار غرب برای به دست گرفتن قدرت شد. او افزود واشینگتن فرصت ایجاد خاورمیانه‌ای صلح‌آمیزتر، جلوگیری از دستیابی ایران به سلاح هسته‌ای و برکناری جمهوری اسلامی را از دست داده است. فلیشر آتش‌بس را عامل بلاتکلیفی درباره پایان جنگ یا ازسرگیری آن دانست و افزایش قیمت‌ها و ادامه حضور نیروهای آمریکایی در منطقه را از پیامدهای این وضعیت خواند. او خطاب به ونس تاکید کرد: «مشکل جنگ نیست؛ مشکل همان به‌اصطلاح آتش‌بس است.»
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