2:30Ottoman Caliph: What Happened After 1924?
“He embodied all the complexity and contradictions of the late Ottoman experience.”
"The United States is now facing an unprecedented shortage of weapons and missiles."
All the means are exhausted. You used your F-35, F-16, your most advanced weapons — you used them all in the very first round. Now you're short on missiles. Now you're facing a shortage of air defense. Now you're facing a shortage of helicopters. Now you're facing a shortage of ground forces. And that's why, look, a statement has also come out today, from Iran's side, and it shows Iran's new mood. A parliamentarian said that in the current situation, if we carried out a commando operation and picked up 100 Americans, that would be a very easy task. This is the situation. And this is what I was seeing in Iran — truly, they are the winners. And winners have a certain confidence, and their preparedness becomes even stronger. Whatever losses they had, they had already anticipated in advance, so they filled the gap immediately. You must have seen how many of their bridges, hit with the help of Chinese technology, were repaired very quickly. In the same way, their army has drawn on the reserves it had kept in store, and those reserves, too, are largely intact.
2:30“He embodied all the complexity and contradictions of the late Ottoman experience.”
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