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News & Current Events Apr 9, 2026 at 8:40 AM

Spain to reopen embassy in Tehran

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Spain to reopen embassy in Tehran | News.az
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Spain to reopen embassy in Tehran | News.az
“I’ve instructed our ambassador in Tehran to return, resume his post, and reopen our embassy,” Albares told journalists, News.Az rep...
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jazir55 Apr 9, 2026 +373
And to reclose it when the ceasefire fails after market close Friday
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PluginAlong Apr 9, 2026 +24
Friday seems overly optimistic to me.
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rabidstoat Apr 9, 2026 +15
Trump hates military operations when the markets are open. If he does it when the markets are closed, they can't see it happening, see.
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rabidstoat Apr 9, 2026 +4
I'm not sure if I'd want to accept a diplomatic post in Tehran right now. Call me silly.
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Ok-Sprinkles-9886 Apr 10, 2026 +1
France didn't even closed its Iranian embassy during the war!
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Apprehensive-Cost482 Apr 9, 2026 +124
TLDR: It closed a month ago with the start of war and reopens with the negotiations and truce as a bet for stability. Why is this news? What is the subtle messaging this headline want to convey?
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newontheblock99 Apr 9, 2026 +31
Spain won’t allow US military in country, Spain re-opens Iranian embassy, clearly Spain is allied with Iran! Obligatory /s if it wasn’t obvious
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MaxSch Apr 9, 2026 +29
The subtle messaging is related to Spain closing their airspace for US aircraft and the country's general perception towards certain ethnic group.
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differentshade Apr 9, 2026 -1
Which group?
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Recent-Assistant8914 Apr 9, 2026 +23
Jews
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Particular_Bug0 Apr 9, 2026 -3
> Why is this news? What is the subtle messaging this headline want to convey? Its blatant propaganda to get people to lose sympathy towards Spain as it is going against US interests. And as I'm scrolling down the comments, I can see it works. So many people are "shocked" and "upset" that spain would do this. Or claiming it's being done for that sweet Iranian oil or at least for passage through the straight.  No, Spain is just going back to the pre-war situation as every other country will sooner or later. But the other countries haven't been as much of a pain like Spain was so they aren't getting an article about it.
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Frostymagnum Apr 9, 2026 +23
absolutely 0 of the top comments are saying this.
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Particular_Bug0 Apr 9, 2026 +10
As of writing this comment, the top comment is: > Iran kills 30,000~ protestors. Spain: Time to open an embassy And the second one is: > Spain really working hard for that Strait d*******. Forgot to sort by top maybe?
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Khshayarshah Apr 9, 2026 +13
And what's the problem? How could Spain plausibly coddle the regime even more? Outright celebrate the massacres in Iran?
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Filmyboicrispy Apr 10, 2026 +1
I feel like it's a distraction for some of the other serious issues Spain is having domestically.
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Sweet-Cut2054 Apr 9, 2026 -7
MAYBE the very very subtle message is why didn't other nations in NATO, those that did not participate in the war, also do the same? Why is everyone blindly following a pedo? Since nothing bad is happening to Spain in repercussion, why does everyone love to say that if everyone does the same we must suffer unimaginable pains? Ah right, american propaganda and petrodollar dictatorship.
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TheHumanGnomeProject Apr 9, 2026 +330
Spain really working hard for that Strait d*******.
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No_Conversation_9325 Apr 9, 2026 +37
Spain is not buying oil from Iran.
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FedBySheep Apr 9, 2026 +96
Whether or not Spain purchases oil from Iran, the question is whether Spanish flagged vessels are allowed to pass through the strait.
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ryanmurphy2611 Apr 9, 2026 +35
Nobody expects the Spanish Armada anymore
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No_Conversation_9325 Apr 9, 2026 +8
Yes, that’s true.
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zetadgp Apr 9, 2026 +5
Spain afaik has no oiltankers at all, any oiltanker going to spain is flagged and registered on other countries. Also Spain's gas&oil imports less than 5% of their consumption from sites inside the Hormuz strait, so they aren't even benefitting that much if they were to get safe passage compared to other countries in asia for example
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Arlcas Apr 9, 2026
No one wants to pay Spanish taxes, even paying a toll to Iran would be cheaper
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Cosmicpilgrimage Apr 9, 2026 +23
If they buy from the gulf it passes through the strait.
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No_Conversation_9325 Apr 9, 2026 +32
We buy mainly from US, Mexico, Brazil, Nigeria, Angola and Algeria. Only tiny fraction from Iraq.
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jakreth Apr 9, 2026 +1
LNG from Qatar as well
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Filmyboicrispy Apr 10, 2026 +1
Repsol bought Talisman Energy and they had sites in Iraq and all over Africa
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fdesouche Apr 9, 2026 +4
Mostly gulf of Guinea
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Dongsquad420Loki Apr 9, 2026 +9
The direct buys are not really important. Due to oils fungable nature the local price and the global price strongly correlate. If any ships get through it becomes cheaper for every nation no matter if its their ship or if they even get oil from there
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No_Conversation_9325 Apr 9, 2026 +6
Direct buys are important too. Spain is trying to help world economy, not fill their own reserves and it’s important to remember.
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Dongsquad420Loki Apr 9, 2026 +3
They help themselves just as much, everyone wants,the prices to get down no one wants another wave of prices going up here in europe
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LzTangeL Apr 9, 2026 -1
Just in it for the love of the game
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HousingThrowAway1092 Apr 9, 2026 -4
Spain could also be trying to disincentivize war crimes with their presence. Israel and the US may be more hesitant to bomb a civilian areas if it means hitting a Spanish embassy
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TheHumanGnomeProject Apr 9, 2026 +2
What? Both the US and Israel out here killing children like they're NPCs in GTA, they don't give a F*** about no Spanish embassy.
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HousingThrowAway1092 Apr 9, 2026 -2
You’re not wrong about the killing children with impunity. Spain is part of the EU and Israel has a population smaller than North Carolina. Attacking a Spanish embassy would have repercussions both immediate and long term. Israel’s long term geopolitical security depends on Israel remaining an ally of the western world. America has shown its political can change drastically election to election and it is no longer a safe bet as a long term partner. That leaves the EU and a handful of countries like Canada and Australia. It would be shortsighted to attack a Spanish embassy. The US on the other hand would be able to do it without a second thought and further their speedrun into being a geopolitical leper colony without allies
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mkondr Apr 9, 2026 +1
Can Spain do world a solid and throw a bunch of Spanish embassies in north of Israel, Gaza, Lebanon.. Hell all throughout the world since they are volunteering to be on frontlines to protect Iran.
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HousingThrowAway1092 Apr 9, 2026 +4
At the risk of sounding like a d***, it may shock you to learn that Spain already has embassies “all throughout the world”. I don’t think it’s fair to say that Spain is “protecting Iran”. Spain has an embassy in Iran. Bombing it would be extremely illegal. Spain’s embassy predates this war by more than 100 years. Keeping your embassy open isn’t exactly a wild thing to do. Targeting that embassy on the other hand would be insane
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eriverside Apr 9, 2026 +2
Or just send in UN peacekeepers to actually control Hezbollah in Lebanon? The UN failed to stop Hezbollah from firing an endless barrage of rockets to Israel's north, per the terms of the '82 peace agreement, and Israel responded as they do (overwhelmingly).
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Novemberai Apr 9, 2026 +45
And india will reopen its embassy in North Korea
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TheHornetBoy Apr 9, 2026 +9
It's functioning with minimal staff throughout all this time.
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AtomicFreeman Apr 9, 2026 +536
Iran kills 30,000~ protestors Spain: Time to open an embassy
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BetSquare7190 Apr 9, 2026 +282
They also hang protestors and other dissenters on a regular basis.
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philomathie Apr 9, 2026
Good thing Israel or the US doesn't kill prisoners!
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BetSquare7190 Apr 9, 2026 +9
They execute murderers; they don't execute prisoners for protesting: it's an important nuance.
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MissPandaSloth Apr 9, 2026 +107
And even before this big one, they would constantly kill and imprison political opponents and protesters. It was a constant human rights abuses. Outside of political prisoners, they would also execute KIDS, literally only country that still has capital punishment for kids and it would be for shit like "crime against religion". So their kill rate was always high. When they came to power they killed like something like 5-20k depending on who you ask. And not the kind of "we killed militia" type of thing, but legit just teens with no weapons whom they deemed not to be commited to Islamic Republic enough. This is beyond disgusting.
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Christy427 Apr 9, 2026 -11
It is an embassy, an avenue for diplomatic discussions, not an endorsement of the regime any more than Trump negotiating with the Taliban was an endorsement of their regime. Or the various US embassies in various questionable regimes. But hey Trump said f Iran so that is the only despotic country you can see.
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MissPandaSloth Apr 9, 2026 +32
And yet they withdrew ambassador from Israel. So where is all the "diplomatic discussion, not endorsment" there? If your argument is legit that "there can be no diplomatic talks with Israel, but there can be with Iran" then Spanish government is regarded.
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HotSauce2910 Apr 9, 2026 +17
It’s the same embassy they had there a month ago, not a new one
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Loose_Skill6641 Apr 9, 2026 +28
Spain is taking an approach of its not my problem; Iran killing thousands of protesters doesn't affect Spain's economy but closing the strait does
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Christy427 Apr 9, 2026 +3
They had one already, it was just shut due to the war. All countries try and keep embassies around the world, even in regimes that are morally reprehensible. This includes China, Saudi Arabia, Russia. Maybe the US should shut those embassies as well to set an example?
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the_mighty_peacock Apr 9, 2026 +3
The embassy was there already.  Also if countries closed their embassies every time other countries were harassing/killing protesters we would only send diplomats across Europe,  Canada and a bunch of countries in east Asia and Oceania.
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marcabru Apr 9, 2026 +23
Many countries have embassys in Russia, usa, Israel and China as well. Its not an endorsement of all the things the state is doing
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RedditGodot Apr 9, 2026 +2
US and Israel incite a rebellion by arming agitators killing 500 + policeofficers and burning mosques and 3-5000 die in total. Btw Trump just said 45000 since you believe everything he says. Aparently the numbers grow everytime he mentions it.
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xCipi102 Apr 9, 2026 +52
USA: Whole civilization will die tonight
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TheColourOfHeartache Apr 9, 2026 +176
That might be an argument for closing the embassy with the USA, but not for opening one in Iran.
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MegaBaumTV Apr 9, 2026 +17
I mean, you can argue both ways. If Spain is fine with having an embassy in the US, theres no reason to not have one in Iran.
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No-Cryptographer7494 Apr 9, 2026 -39
One country should try for diplomatic solutions, sure as shit won't be the orange turd's merica
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TheColourOfHeartache Apr 9, 2026 +61
If Spain wants to be the diplomat, why did it close its embassy with Israel? You can't do a diplomatic solution if you won't talk to all the parties.
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Just_Punch_ Apr 9, 2026 +5
Israel did It first almost a year ago
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dhaliman Apr 9, 2026 -62
That’s because Israel is beyond reason. How many civilians have died as a result of Israeli action? Israeli acts have been deplorable for a long time now. Iran has always come to the table for negotiations whatever you might blame them for. How many times has Israel broken a ceasefire?
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totallynotabot2532 Apr 9, 2026 +58
>That’s because Israel is beyond reason. How many civilians have died as a result of Israeli action? Israeli acts have been deplorable for a long time now. If you're going to use civilians as your excuse, then you can not ignore that iran has killed thousands of their own civilians
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MissPandaSloth Apr 9, 2026 +5
Meanwhile, Iran literally started whole agression on Israel literally out of thin air and you are calling it more reasonable? You do know that prior to 1979 Israel and Iran were Allies-ish and they were even the first ones in ME to recognize Israel as a state? Then 1979 came and "death to Israel, death to Jews". Oh so reaaasonable.
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Extension-Toe-7027 Apr 9, 2026 +2
Tall order considering Iran run out of kid sized body bags a few months ago.
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FunEnd Apr 9, 2026 +52
Did that happen ? No. Did the 30k deaths happen in Iran in January ? Yes.
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BetSquare7190 Apr 9, 2026 +34
Is Spain closing its embassy in the US?
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Loose_Skill6641 Apr 9, 2026
that was one of Iran's original requirements that only ships can pass if they close USA and Israel embassy, basically saying you can only use the hormuz strait if you break diplomatic relations with USA and Israel
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FedBySheep Apr 9, 2026 +32
So we're gonna compare on one hand: **Oppressing millions and massacring tens of thousands** And on the other: **Mean words** Really?
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Christy427 Apr 9, 2026 -3
Mate, the US government policy is currently decided on getting back at people who say mean words to it. Threatening genocide is a step above mean words. And an embassy is not an endorsement of a regime unless you think the US is responsible for all the crimes of countries it has embassies in.
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Present-Comparison64 Apr 9, 2026
mean word after supporting (and being active allies in this operation) with someone who just level an entire region and killed hundred of thousend of people
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xCipi102 Apr 9, 2026
as far as I know you can go to jail by threatening to kill someone on internet. That guy threatened to kill every single person in a country that he is at war with.
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Harrycover Apr 9, 2026 +3
How many people died due to US bombings?
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Dongsquad420Loki Apr 9, 2026 +4
Like 2000 is being claimed i think
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SolidTrout Apr 9, 2026 +3
Mostly IRGC and Basij too
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LateralEntry Apr 9, 2026 +1
Talk is c****
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Harrycover Apr 9, 2026 +4
Usa : « iran killed protesters! Let’s bomb them so we kill more! »
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PositiveUse Apr 9, 2026 +4
But they have owned Israel and US that way, hell yeah!!! /s
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LongErza Apr 9, 2026 +1
he's sarcastic guys
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Fern-ando Apr 9, 2026 +1
Iran paid the salary of the last vicepresident of Spain Pablo Iglesias when he worked in the iranian propaganda channel in spanish, they have a great relationship.
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inquisitive_chariot Apr 9, 2026
USA: time to threaten genocide
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fdesouche Apr 9, 2026 -1
Well they have an embassy in Tel-Aviv too
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Koala_eiO Apr 9, 2026 +1
The whole point of having embassies is to be able to conduct diplomacy. If you only have embassies in countries you agree with, there is no point having them in the first place. I'm tired this kind of ignorant joke receives all the support.
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SolidTrout Apr 9, 2026 +1
Hi iranian diaspora here. The problem in this case with “diplomacy” is that we are talking about an illegitimate terrorist regime. There can be no diplomacy with such a thing. We don’t want other countries to legitimize the government that has been killing and torturing for 47 years. Shut down all the embassies.
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Galappie Apr 9, 2026 +1
Are you a moron? Wait hold on, you’re a worldnews user of course you’re mentally deficient.
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[deleted] Apr 9, 2026 -6
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Zealousideal_Iron543 Apr 9, 2026 +11
There is no clear, agreed-upon estimate for the death toll from the 2026 Iran massacres during the protests. Official Iranian government figures stand at 3,117 deaths (including about 200 security forces), but independent sources and human rights groups report much higher numbers, with verified counts around 7,000 and estimates up to 36,500. Why do you mentio CIA and Mossad? The regime is extremely unpopular by it's own citizens. It does not need Mossad or something like that to fuel hatred.
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TheHumanGnomeProject Apr 9, 2026 -4
That's wartime propaganda. Israel killed more innocents in Gaza.
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OkSuggesti0n Apr 9, 2026
It was 5 + 1 million last i heard
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Godly_Shrek Apr 9, 2026 -14
those numbers are widely disputed as propaganda
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AtomicFreeman Apr 9, 2026 +8
What are the correct numbers?
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Khshayarshah Apr 9, 2026 +2
Disputed by jihadists and their leftist propagandists, which just gives the numbers more credibility. 30000 is a low estimate. Hundreds of thousands were injured and unable to seek medical attention given hospitals in Iran were turned into execution grounds. Thousands have likely died from their injuries in their homes.
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Tel_Janen Apr 9, 2026 +15
Disgusting by the spanish..run by clowns
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Fern-ando Apr 9, 2026 +1
Iran did a great investment when they gave a job to the last Spain vicepresident in their propaganda channel.
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OrangeSpaceMan5 Apr 9, 2026 +63
The return of Al-Andalus
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Just_Punch_ Apr 9, 2026 -36
Id rather have al Andalus back than be allied with disgusting countries like the US and Israel
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Gold_Kitchen_5711 Apr 9, 2026 -2
The funny thing is no one talks about return of al andalus and these things except extremists and trump boys, seems they're not that different after all.
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Specialist_Dark_3668 Apr 9, 2026 +170
To myself and every ex-muslim in the world, leftists are tankies and traitors to liberal ideals.
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muse_head Apr 9, 2026 +70
Leftists are not necessarily liberal though, and tankies are definitely not liberal (they are authoritarian)
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thekbob Apr 9, 2026 +28
Yea, the original comment is like running into political compass memes covered in honey and then posting what sticks.
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FunEnd Apr 9, 2026 +123
Yes. The Iranian regime is basically a Muslim version of 'A Handmaids Tale', but the left seems to be very eager to somehow defend it.
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1Beholderandrip Apr 9, 2026 +37
same group of crazies that send love letters to serial killers
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Fern-ando Apr 9, 2026 +3
The last vicepresident of Spain, Pablo Iglesias, hosted a program for years on HispanTV, an Iranian regime television channel aimed at Spanish-speaking countries. Iran has been financing left wing progressive politicians in Spain for decades.
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Dependent-Title-1362 Apr 9, 2026 +5
It’s so fascinating and insane at the same time
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emmer Apr 9, 2026 +2
They support Iran because they hate the U.S. for not being progressive enough. No, they don’t get the irony
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IZ3820 Apr 9, 2026 -4
That's a pretty impressive strawman you're fighting.
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Moldat Apr 9, 2026 +1
That was my first thought about this, Spain has the Canada in 'A Handmaid's Tale' energy
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IZ3820 Apr 9, 2026 +23
You don't really know what leftist means, do you?
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the_mighty_peacock Apr 9, 2026 +10
If leftists are tankies then right wingers are nazis. If youre going to evaluate the political spectrum with two braincells at least be consistent.
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Brambleshire Apr 9, 2026 +12
Because bombing Iranians to death will accomplish what exactly? And what does Spains embassy have to do with leftists?
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Specialist_Dark_3668 Apr 9, 2026 +3
You don't see Iranians begging for regime change? You don't see the ugliness of legitimizing islamist tyrants who massacred 40,000 people just 2 months ago in a peaceful protest just to spite Israel? Spain is the poster image of a tankie leftist foreign policy.
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Galappie Apr 9, 2026 +3
Regime change from one guy to his more radical son. Big win! Liberation! Freedom! More bombs will save the people!
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Brambleshire Apr 9, 2026 -2
No. I see Iran more unified now than ever. Nothing unites a country like getting attacked by another nation. This entire campaign is a gift to the regime. No invasion or bombing campaign has ever spawned a revolution. Talk such as yours is only used as excuse for Americans to impose their own interests. The people of Iran want a different government, but that does not mean they want a puppet regime installed by the same foreign power that's currently bombing them.
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[deleted] Apr 9, 2026 +11
Get a load of this guy
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Dooby-Dooby-Doo Apr 9, 2026 +3
Not the socipathic pedo running America? Not all of the Epstein elites? Not Orban or Pellegrini? They all get a free pass?
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jakreth Apr 9, 2026 +5
Then liberals are dead because conservatives have become blatantly antiliberal
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Combat_Orca Apr 9, 2026 -1
If I generalised like that there wouldn’t be a single group that wasn’t a traitor to liberal ideas, including liberals. Though I do feel the need to point out that leftists never were liberals so cant be traitors.
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OkSuggesti0n Apr 9, 2026 +1
Good thing you're just a phone in a bot farm that'll be unplugged soon once the cost spikes 
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Nolenag Apr 9, 2026
Yeah, we should try fascism instead.
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Successful_Ad_7212 Apr 9, 2026 +1
FFS, Spain's government is social-democratic center-left at most
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Specialist_Dark_3668 Apr 9, 2026 -6
I shudder to think how disgusting your actual leftist politicians are in that case.
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Ro-ftw Apr 9, 2026 +29
So first they sell petrochemicals and tech to Iran that end up in IRGC owned companies, then they ban the US from using their bases and airspace, then they constantly side with the Islamic Regime's agenda, and now they want to open their embassy again? Literally 2 months after the Islamic Regime killed 40k of its own people in 2 days? How much more pathetic can you be...
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IZ3820 Apr 9, 2026 -1
They let Francisco Franco die of natural causes.
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Fern-ando Apr 9, 2026 +2
The ones doing all that are the socialist and communist parties, the republican government that was at war with Franco.
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MuJartible Apr 9, 2026 -1
"They"? Who's "they", the thousands of Spaniards who died in the Civil War fighting against him, and later during the repression, including those who fought in the resistence for decades with no external help...? Or those "democratic powers" who didn't do shit about it, didn't move a finger against him despite tens of thousands of Spaniards having fought in WW2 in the "French" army and in the "French" Resistance, or maybe was it Eisenhower, when being president in the 50s made a deal with him to set a few military bases in Spain while he was still repressing, murdering and torturing people, and starting a decades long cooperation process with the fascist regime?
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IZ3820 Apr 9, 2026 +2
You're blaming other countries for letting Franco remain in power?
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AVeryBadMon Apr 9, 2026 +3
The Spanish PM and his party are historically unpopular and they are guaranteed to lose the next election to PP and Vox who will most certainly form a coalition and undo everything that these idiots are doing.
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Filmyboicrispy Apr 10, 2026 +1
Exactly this is just a distraction
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Reeevade Apr 9, 2026 +30
Wow Spain and france are Mullah friends. „We love how you treat your citizens, so kind“
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JoyboyActual Apr 9, 2026 +27
Just goes to show that machine gunning 35,000 protesters isn’t much of an issue to most europeans. Now lets get back to business!
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sathzur Apr 9, 2026 +5
Having an embassy in Iran makes it easier to conduct diplomacy and try to influence them to be better (it probably won't)
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MercantileReptile Apr 9, 2026
Just goes to show having diplomatic relations is a good idea, despite each Government having extremely different ideologies and methods. Almost like that is the whole f****** point of diplomacy, to use BlaBla rather than BangBang. Couldn't lead to really dumb stuff, like affecting the World's energy and trade routes. Or regional infrastructure.
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nu1stunna Apr 9, 2026 +8
F*** diplomacy with murderers. All that does is legitimize them. Iranian people have been getting for Islamic republic diplomats across the world to be expelled and for embassies in Tehran to be closed, yet these assholes so the exact opposite?
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LwyrUpAmrca Apr 10, 2026 +2
Pedro Sanchez really is THE worst
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BoticelliBaby Apr 9, 2026 +3
Disgraceful comments here. Reopening an embassy means taking infrastructure already there - and opening the doors that were temporarily shut for safety reasons. Embassies are sites for diplomacy, as well as resources for protecting and repatriating expats. Y’all ignorant folks go listen to Sanchez’s speeches. He’s giving constant rallies, interviews, and press conferences railing against the illegality of Trump’s war and Israel’s strikes on Lebanon. It’s not a cynical economical decision. Our PM is a committed anti fascist and Europe’s most vocal critic of Trump, Musk, the Gaza genocide, misogyny, fascism. His whole slogan for his stance on the US Iran war is that the US is asking for accolades and praise for throwing a bucket of water on the raging inferno it started.
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Ill_Specific_6144 Apr 9, 2026 +5
Why needs enemies when you have allies like Spain.
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Adventurous-Ad281 Apr 10, 2026 +1
Who needs enemies when you have allies like the US, that puts tariffs on you, demands to use your land to engage in an illegal war, that meddles in your internal affairs, and calls for NATO to help them on a war that they didn’t start.
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TheGreatestQuestion Apr 9, 2026 +5
The political opposition party, Vox, and its leader Santiago Abascal: “The Islamic regime in Iran and Venezuela have been financing the far-left in Spain over the last 15 years. That’s why Pedro Sánchez is the ayatollahs’ best friend in Europe.”
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BoticelliBaby Apr 9, 2026 +1
Vox, the far right nut case party
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MuJartible Apr 9, 2026
The fascist party, vox, and it's CEO, Santiago Abascal, have been funded by Magyar Bankholding, whose biggest shareholder is Hungary's governement, therefore controlled by Orbán, wich is the same as saying controlled by Putin. And unlike Abascal's statement, these [are proven facts.](https://www.ondacero.es/noticias/espana/que-sabe-magyar-bankholding-mbh-banco-hungria-que-prestado-9-millones-vox_2024093066fae64efcf7b30001482fe0.html)
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fulses Apr 9, 2026 +5
Spain begging to be part of the Islamic caliphate again huh
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Ultra_Metal Apr 9, 2026 +3
By doing this, Spain is saying it condones mass murder, r***, torture, kidnappings and Islamic extremism. Spain is showing the world what its values are.
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Sam_nick Apr 9, 2026 +2
And by not kicking trump out of the white house, Americans are all saying they are a bunch of pedorapist supporters
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Adventurous-Ad281 Apr 10, 2026 +1
And what happens to Spanish nationals that need help in Iran? Do they f*** off?
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binary_spaniard Apr 9, 2026 -10
So we do by keeping an embassy in the Pedo empire.
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Ultra_Metal Apr 9, 2026 +7
Thank you for reminding everyone that the Islamic Republic of Iran legalized pedophelia.
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undroid_ Apr 9, 2026 +2
This is hilarious. Or crazy. Or both
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Moniguess2 Apr 9, 2026
Spain Is an independent country with a history of neutrality in middle eastern affairs. This isn’t the biggest surprise. Honestly it just feels like unnecessary judgement towards Spain if anything
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Sweet-Cut2054 Apr 9, 2026
Seeing so many people that do not live or come from Spain becoming hysterical about another country reopening an embassy, tells me it's the right thing to do and the one doing spanish interests the most. It's like seeing ex coworkers becoming envious and bitter because you are changing workplace and will be paid more than them.
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saucysagnus Apr 9, 2026 +1
Imagine getting this call you gotta go to work tomorrow
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Main_Statistician579 Apr 10, 2026 +1
Worked with Nazi’s what’s changed. Always siding with the bad guys
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nosfer82 Apr 9, 2026 -5
Every EU country should follow. The days that American empire control is for their interests are over. We should take our own path .  USA had degraded over the years  from world policeman with our support to plain pirates stealing other countries wealth. We cannot longer support this that they become.
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captain_adjective Apr 9, 2026 +10
Say it with pride that you support Iran and its citizen murdering regime. What’s 30,000 dead Iranians who were just yearning for a voice when you can stick it to America on Listnook?
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WarmGreenGrass Apr 9, 2026 +3
Given Trump has killed hundreds of thousands via his ending of USAID, having an embassy in Iran is no less ethical than having one in the US. Either both should stay open, or both should close. https://hsph.harvard.edu/news/usaid-shutdown-has-led-to-hundreds-of-thousands-of-deaths/
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aNuggetsUncle Apr 9, 2026 +3
Europe is rich too, they could step in but they didn't. This is the mindset that is pissing Americans off - that the United States needs to be responsible for everyone all the time.
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captain_adjective Apr 9, 2026 +3
Yeah that’s horrible too. Were you expecting me to be okay with it?
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hypatianata Apr 9, 2026 +2
Some people don’t have principles. They treat politics like a team sport and their morality is based on “which side” and not actions. Complexity has no place, just a simple black and white, us vs them, good guy vs bad guy narrative — an easy, polarized binary applied to every situation. So easy you don’t even have to learn anything. And some(many) of those comments are fresh astroturf attempting to amplify that type of thinking and make people easily influenced and controlled.
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nosfer82 Apr 9, 2026 +1
US regime is the worst thing in the world right now . Killing thousands and not even everyday american profits. Just big Corps. Controled by mad dog Netanyahu.
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Brambleshire Apr 9, 2026
Israel and the US together have murdered far far more civilians in Gaza alone, nevermind every other violent adventure they have waged the past 80 years.
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nosfer82 Apr 9, 2026
Why 30.000 and not 45.000 as others say ? Or 60.000 ? Anyway, what you think will happen to your country when you enter existential war ? They are gonna let you vote or debate about things ? No. It will be on marital law. And all I see is Iranians protest for their country every day, and willing to die to protect their infrastructure as they showed us 2 days ago. I do not need to agree with them. I do not. I do respect their fight for their freedom as they see it.
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captain_adjective Apr 9, 2026 +8
Iran has been in marital law since the revolution, lol. Give me a f****** break. Give their people a f****** break.
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Ok-Acanthaceae676 Apr 9, 2026 +1
Wow this dude is deep in the IRGC‘s a**
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Brilliant_Version344 Apr 9, 2026 +1
Can’t wait for a truth social post
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Zontromm Apr 9, 2026 -14
first giving 500,000 immigrants, legal or not, an expedited path to citizenship now, opening the embassy in Iran? Spain has fallen
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Four_beastlings Apr 9, 2026 +1
Let me guess, you get your news from Facebook and tiktok?
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Zontromm Apr 9, 2026 -4
cannot be more wrong, these infos I saw on this very sublistnook
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Four_beastlings Apr 9, 2026 +3
Well, then you should have read the actual article instead of the comments. Spain is absolutely not giving express citizenship to anyone, they are giving a 1 year work permit. From that work permit to potential citizenship it takes 10 years of flawless behaviour.
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funderfulfellow Apr 9, 2026 +1
Anti-Trumpism makes sense but supporting an oppressive authoritarian state that just killed thousands of unarmed citizens makes no sense.
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Fern-ando Apr 9, 2026 +1
Makes sense when you remember that Iran financed party leaders of the spanish government coalition.
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serrsrt3 Apr 10, 2026 +1
Which coalition? Podemos is not part of the government.
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LongErza Apr 9, 2026
Why are they so cozy with the regime?
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Doomergeneration Apr 9, 2026
Spain you’ve been very sensible and a voice of reason lately, but I don’t think this is a wise move
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_x_oOo_x_ Apr 9, 2026 -3
Put it under a mountain, just to be on the safe side
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SnooChickens1534 Apr 9, 2026 -3
Well if Israel bombed a synagogue in the Tehran , im sure they'll bomb the Spanish embassy to get back at the criticism they've received from Spain
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Full-Bullfrog34 Apr 9, 2026
Americans aren't fully aware of what is going to happen to their future and livelihood. Or they are aware and would rather ignore it. No bad deed goes unpunished.
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JM120897 Apr 9, 2026 +15
Its not like Iran it's better... Mind you the thousands of people killed by the government for protesting the regime
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