Iranian Filmmaker: U.S. Misjudged Tehran’s Resolve After Military Strikes The United States underestimated the resilience of the Iranian people following military strikes, according to prominent Iranian filmmaker and writer Habib Ahmadzadeh. In an interview with RIA Novosti, Ahmadzadeh used a soccer metaphor to describe the conflict. “When the U.S. attacked Iran, it assumed the Iranian nation was a losing team in the locker room even before they took the first step onto the field,” he said. “Now, instead of the usual 90 minutes, the game continues much longer.” Ahmadzadeh made the remarks ahead of the FIFA World Cup in the…
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