Fantasma

Lula NÃO é presidente, tampouco Masoud Pezeshkian. Ambos são TERRORISTAS. Não foi um encontro, mas uma REUNIÃO para destruir os países livres. Os EUA precisam prender AMBOS.

Enjoy, @SecRubio! An official Persian-language readout published by the Office of the President of the Islamic Republic of Iran (president.ir) attributes sharp criticisms of the United States to Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva following a bilateral meeting with Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian on the sidelines of the 2026 United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP31) in Türkiye. While the English-language version released by Tehran’s presidential portal offered a brief diplomatic summary focusing on trade and multilateralism, the longer original Persian text includes extensive quotes attributed to Lula condemning U.S. military actions against Iran and accusing Washington of spreading false narratives. According to the Iranian government's Persian readout, Lula condemned the U.S. strikes on Iran, stating: "We never imagined that the United States would attack Iran." Referring to his 2010 meeting in Tehran with the late "Supreme Leader of the Islamic Revolution", Ali Khamenei, the Iranian text quotes Lula as saying: "He explicitly emphasized in that meeting that Iran’s nuclear activities are pursued solely for peaceful purposes. The bombing of Iran was carried out under baseless pretexts, and this event was very difficult and bitter for us." The readout also attributes remarks to the Brazilian leader regarding the global economic fallout of the conflict and Brazil’s willingness to act as a mediator: "We have deep solidarity with Iran and enjoy good trade relations with this country. The war against Iran has created serious problems for many countries in the world, including Brazil. The rise in gas, gasoline, and oil prices has made conditions very difficult for nations, and the economic impacts of this war have not remained confined to one region." "Brazil will take whatever action is necessary to help establish peace in the region and will play a role as a helping and facilitating element along this path." In one of the most strongly worded passages of the Iranian account, Lula is quoted as criticizing Western portrayals of Tehran and U.S. diplomacy: "In negotiations, Western parties always try to present an inverted image of Iran. American officials have grown accustomed to lying and even advised us not to travel to Iran, claiming that the people of this country were unsuitable and did not fulfill their commitments. But the lies of the Americans have no limits. We must correct and discredit the false narratives published against Iran, which stand at the exact opposite pole of reality." "Brazil wants to help along this path so that peace is established in the region and the Iranian people can determine their own destiny without the interference of any other country." Concluding the meeting, the Iranian readout quotes Lula on bilateral trade and responsibility for the conflict: "We previously had three billion dollars in trade relations with Iran, and we believe this volume of exchanges has the potential to grow and expand. From our perspective, Iran has been wronged in this war, and the United States is guilty and responsible for this aggression."