Recent reports go that US President Donald J Trump is now for a pause on attacks on Iran’s energy plants for 10 days. He assesses that Washington’s so-called current talks with Tehran are going “very well.” It is being said that Islamabad has conveyed a 15-point US proposal to Tehran. Cairo and Ankara are also interested in a mediation for peace between the US and Iran. One, however, is not sure if such news, seemingly optimistic on the face of it, could be taken seriously.

The signals from Washington and Jerusalem, the two capitals which had recently launched massive offensives against radical Tehran, are hardly positive. Recently, President Trump has sent additional troops to the Middle East. On its part, Israel has stuck to its original mission to dismantle the whole infrastructure of the clerical Iranian regime which has vowed from time to time to annihilate the Jewish State and killed the naval commander of Iran’s  Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC).

One also does not know with whom in the current Iranian regime President Trump’s negotiating team has been engaged with. In the recent US-Israeli offensives, most of its high-ranking officials have already been eliminated.

On the other hand, Tehran does not seem to be in a mood to relent. It is believed to have branded President Trump’s afore-mentioned claim as “one-sided.” The US proposal is said to include that Iran dismantle its nuclear program, curb its missiles infrastructure and hand over its control of the strait. Given the nature of the Iranian regime, it is hard to imagine Tehran would accept such demands. Also, Iran has continued to hit Israel and US bases. It has struck Gulf states too.

One would suggest Washington and Jerusalem to remain patient in their war against radical Tehran. The two capitals need to dismantle Iran’s key missile cities. It is believed that the Iranian missile program began in 1984. Iran today has underground missile bases or silos, stored at a depth of 500 meters in all its provinces. It is operating a complex system of tunnels.  It has been launching missiles of varying ranges on their enemies from these bases only.

One would suggest peace-loving nations the world over to bear patience in the current war against radical Iran. No doubt, the war has already raged for nearly four weeks. Iran has come to block Middle East fuel exports via the Strait of Hormuz. This has massively disrupted shipping in the region, sent crude oil prices up nearly 40%, caused a spike of nearly 67% in shipments of liquefied natural gas to Asia, and over 50% in the prices of nitrogen-based fertilizers.

The civilized world community must, however, be prepared for such sacrifices in the current war. The enlightened groups herein ought to bear in mind that ultra-religious Iranian fascists are the mankind’s worst enemies. These fanatic forces constitute much more serious threat than what the enemies of the mankind did during the World War I (July 1914~November 1918) and the World War II (September 1939-September 1945). The First War resulted in over 15 to 22 million casualties and the second over 70–85 million casualties.

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