From an Iranian telegram channel:

Some "experts"(or doomers) could not even wait half a day during the 12-Day Imposed War.

HALF A DAY

That was all it took for Iran's response to the Zionist regime, which ended less than two weeks later with their defeat and creating a fake ceasefire that Trump made up on the spot.

Yet that didn't stop some people from spreading doom and blackpills that Iran was finished.

Some claim to care about Lebanon or show solidarity with Hezbollah now, but many of these same voices were also saying "where is Hezbollah" or "Naim Qassem is weak." Now they just swap out one word and say "where is Iran?"

Criticism of reformists should never descend into despair, defeatism, and slander.

If Iran truly wanted to betray Lebanon, they would have not included Lebanon in the original agreement.

Why is it that people prefer a "betrayal" narrative instead of blaming the actual Zionist and American criminals themselves?

Be suspicious of those who spread abject pessimism about Iran. Many of them are not our friend.

Every two months Scott Ritter orders Iran to surrender, before turning around and applauding Iran and going back to pretending to be our friend. He still gets royal treatment on some media outlets.

Follow authentic voices instead of unknown, anonymous voices whom issue suspiciously timed blackpills. If we take our analysis from a Squirrel (zei_squirrel on Twitter, who not once but twice spread defeatism about Iran), we aught to ask ourselves if we are serious or not.