That Awesome Nation Is Called Iran

That cool and great nation is called Iran. Why is that? Because they have indeed proven themselves worthy of such praise. Iran, formerly known as Persia, is currently under attack by two nations (the U.S. and Israel) through extremely brutal airstrikes. Thousands of Iranians, ranging from the supreme leader to civilians and innocent children, have been killed as a result of the barbaric US-Israeli military attacks. Amid such chaos, Iran has managed to survive. At the very least, Iran has been able to mount an extraordinary resistance.

Iran has fired ballistic missiles and drones at Israel and U.S. military bases in Middle Eastern countries. Furthermore, Iran is capable of waging non-military warfare by closing the Strait of Hormuz to trigger global oil and gas market turmoil, which would then leave the U.S. and Israel scrambling. Will they still insist on attacking Iran, or will they consider the impact on global economic stability? In practice, the U.S. is attempting to open diplomatic channels with Iran to end the conflict, a move met by Iran’s firm stance that it will only negotiate if its demands are met. This is what makes Iran formidable.

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This nation, heir to the glory of Persia, is undaunted by the arrogance of the U.S. and Israel, which are nothing less than its greatest enemies. It refuses to be pressured or dictated to by either of them. On the contrary, Iran has proven itself to be their equal and thus refuses to be underestimated. Facts also show that during the war, which has been ongoing from February 28, 2026, to the present, Iran has successfully neutralized advanced U.S. fighter jets such as the F-15 and F-35. In fact, Iran has been able to assert control over the Strait of Hormuz, granting it political and diplomatic leverage over anyone with an interest in transiting the strait.

Iran has also successfully demonstrated that it is capable of independently producing advanced modern weaponry—such as drones, ballistic missiles, and a peaceful nuclear program—without interference from the U.S. and its Western allies. Indonesia and any nation that considers itself sovereign should follow Iran’s example. Even in the face of the difficult circumstances caused by U.S.-Israeli tyranny, Iran has managed to survive and is capable of deploying its best capabilities, which have left the U.S. in a bind.

Iran’s ability to leverage the Strait of Hormuz issue, coupled with its skill in high-level political diplomacy—demonstrating that this theocratic nation has never been intimidated by U.S. threats to deploy 10,000 ground troops to attack Iran, and responding that Iran would welcome even more U.S. ground troops—shows that Iran is indeed a nation of winners. This is the caliber of Iran.