Middle East Black Flag

Introduction to the work "Black Flag" It's called a black flag because the flag is in the heart. On the north shore of the Strait of Hormuz, the small country Zahir was beheaded by the hegemony. Missiles fell from the sky and the command post was reduced to scorched earth. That night, the whole world thought the country was dead. But someone climbed out of the ruins. Eighteen-year-old Zahra asked: "Can we still win?" The old man pointed to the stars and said: "They have satellites and we have eyes." So the black flag went up. It's not just a piece of cloth, it's the tone of my heart. They used old Soviet radar to target the F-35, used civilian chips to shoot down the EA-18G, and used tribal riders to convey military information. They blasted back to the enemy's military base - no red lines, just reciprocity: you behead me, I'll sink you. More than a hundred years ago, when foreign enemies invaded, a young man named Hamid guarded the mountain pass and all of them died in battle. On the morning of the fourth day, a black flag rose in the desert. People who saw the flag came back from all directions and drove the enemy back into the sea. The flag is rotten, but the flag is in my heart. True independence does not mean being able to make your own chips. It is a refusal to accept fate. Dedicated to all those who refuse to accept their fate.