Optional support of Deep Podcast: / deeppodcastiran Instagram: / deep.podcast Telegram Channel: Https://www.telegram.me/deeppodcast The three islands and Iran's right and eternal ownership over the three islands, all of us Iranians must be in the news and In the virtual world, we have heard many times that the UAE claims ownership of three important and strategic islands in Iran, namely Abu Musa, Big Tunb and Small Tunb. During the past years, due to their great wealth, the Arab countries of the Persian Gulf have given a lot of money to the media and other international organizations so that the historical name (Persian Gulf) will no longer be used and they will use a fake name (Arabian Gulf) instead. Leaving aside the name of the Persian Gulf, when we take a look at the history of the countries of the Persian Gulf, we see that the founding date of these countries is not even half a century, even if they want to claim the ownership of the land of another country. It means that you are watching this video and you are over fifty years old. Your age is older than the founding date of these countries. When you were there, these countries did not have a name or a flag. But the painful point is that these countries currently claim ownership of a part of Iran's soil. The three islands in ancient times, according to the evidence and documents obtained from the history of the Elamites, the history of these islands goes back to 5,000 to 4,500 years before Christ. . At the time of Hokshatra, Abu Musi Island and other islands were part of the 14th satrap of the Medes, a satrap called (Dranginane), which is almost today's Sistan and Baluchistan. After the Medes, the Achaemenians came to power. They created an empire in a part of the world that had never been seen before. Their empire covered West Asia, Southeast Europe and North Africa. It was during this period that the Black Sea, the Mediterranean Sea, the Red Sea and the Indian Ocean were under the rule of the Achaemenids. Malik Al-Shaarai Bahar has a famous poem in this context. This is the same Malik in which the ancients see Darius as the commander from Egypt to Punjab. By the order of Darius the Great, the Achaemenid admiral of Selak, after discovering the islands of the Persian Gulf, he passed through the Strait of Hormuz and then entered It goes to the Red Sea and from there it goes to Egypt and then it enters Libya through the Mediterranean Sea, but the UAE has never lost its claim to the ownership of these islands. After the revolution, the UAE government repeated the same claims of the time of the Shah, which until today has not reached a conclusion, and Iranian officials announced that the three islands will remain a part of Iran's territory forever, but we must check one point, why these islands It is so important for the parties, even though they are small islands and the Persian Gulf countries are rich enough in terms of oil resources, Iran currently has 50% sovereignty over one of the most important strategic straits in the world, the Strait of Hormuz. This strait is the pulse of the Persian Gulf. Abu Musa, Big Tunb and Small Tunb islands are three of the six Iranian islands, which are known as Qosi islands. The importance of these islands is due to their military position and they are considered as a defensive fortress for the Strait of Hormuz. The northern sovereignty of the Strait of Hormuz belongs to Iran, and the southern sovereignty belongs to Oman. So these islands are more important for Iran from a military point of view than anything else. We must also say that due to the geographical location, these islands are important for the defense of Iran, not other countries of the Persian Gulf. The most interesting point here is that the Persian Gulf is very shallow and all its routes are not suitable for navigation, its deep part is the same part of Iran, that's why most commercial ships pass through this part. Apart from the defense issue, most of Iran's islands are a very good source of red soil, which is widely used in various industries, and also the local people of these islands are engaged in fishing and raising aquarium fish, oysters and sponges. But and but - one of the most important elements found in these islands, oil. These islands are rich in oil. 45% of the world's crude oil passes through the Strait of Hormuz. These three islands have about 65% of the total known reserves of oil and 30% of natural gas in the world, which means that most of these reserves in the Persian Gulf are located in these three islands. An interesting point of the story here is that the only way to enter and exit the international waters of the Persian Gulf and vice versa is to pass through these three islands, because we said just a few minutes ago that the depth of other areas is shallow and the best route for sailing in the Persian Gulf is the Strait of Hormuz area. . It is not an exaggeration to say that according to the explanation