„Не иманентизирайте есхатона“

Aisha Gaddafi, daughter of Libya’s fallen leader Muammar Gaddafi, has broken her silence with a stark warning to Iran that cuts through the diplomatic noise surrounding the current crisis. Her message, delivered through social media to the “great and resilient people of Iran,” carries the weight of lived tragedy and serves as a haunting parallel to Iran’s current predicament as it faces mounting pressure from Israel and its Western allies.



 “O resilient and freedom-loving Iranian people! I speak to you from a heart filled with destruction, pain, and betrayal.

I am the voice of a woman who witnessed the destruction that befell her country, not at the hands of overt enemies, but after falling into the trap of the West’s deceitful smiles and false promises.

I warn you against falling into the snare of the imperialists’ deceptive words and slogans.

Once they told my father, Colonel Gaddafi: ‘If you abandon your nuclear and missile programs, the doors of the world will be opened to you.’ My father, in good faith and trust in dialogue, chose the path of concessions.

But in the end, we saw how NATO bombs turned our land into rubble. Libya drowned in blood, and its people fell into the clutches of poverty, exile, and devastation.

My Iranian sisters and brothers, your courage, dignity, and steadfastness in the face of sanctions, spies, and economic warfare are proof of your nation’s honor and true freedom.

Offering concessions to the enemy brings only destruction, division, and suffering. Negotiating with the wolf will not save the sheep or bring lasting peace, it merely sets the time for the next meal!

History has proven that those who stood firm, from Cuba and Venezuela and North Korea to Palestine, remained alive in the hearts of the world’s heroes and were immortalized in history with honor. And those who surrendered turned to ash, their names forgotten.

Greetings to the brave people of Iran!

Greetings to the Iranian resistance!

Greetings to global solidarity with the Palestinian people!

With love and mercy,

Aisha Gaddafi.”