Azadi Square in Tehran, Iran, under Coronavirus curfew conditions
I joined Australia’s Radio Adelaide on Tuesday for a 25-minute special examining Iran: its internal issues and dynamics, its situation in the region, and its maneuvers with global powers amid talks on the 2015 nuclear deal and conflict with Israel.
Topics include:
*Israel’s attacks on Iran oil tankers trying to supply Syria’s Assad regime
*Iranian and Israeli roles in the Syrian conflict
*Will there be widespread Iran-Israel military confrontation?
*The “hardliners” in Iran, including the Revolutionary Guards
*Was the 2015 nuclear deal a bad deal?
*Will Iran pursue a nuclear bomb?
*Should a renewed nuclear deal cover missiles and drones?
1. In regards to DT “doesn’t know anything”, I fully agree and did back then. But most of what was done during his administration was what Reps had on their agenda for better or worst. And Reps or Dems collectively know more than any one person, including Biden’s knowledge of issues.
2. As for Obama’s nuclear deal not to have been “be it all…”. Well, that is all obama cared to have, a deal for when he was in the office. What he imagined in his head is really irrelevant, I bet even in his head he didn’t have anything else
3. Numerous times it has been revealed that iran cheated on the information regarding its nuclear activities, many of the information publicized in recent years came out of groups like MEK, Israel, and others. They did ***NOT*** come from IAEA, in fact IAEA were in the dark. Even after information is revealed still IAEA is ineffective in shedding any light on the subject, and they just put a brave face on. How is it that monitoring of iri’s progress on its patch should be trusted to IAEA?
4. iri is an inconvenient truth that the west is faced with…
5. The unspoken truth is the west thinks “if needed Israel will deal with it…” Well, that is an awful way of “dealing with it”