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🇮🇷 INTERVIEW: Wonder what Iranians think of this war? I had the pleasure of chatting to Prof. Foad Izadi from Tehran University, and asked him about his thoughts on why the war started, how Iran was able to survive the heavy bombardment, and the future of the country under the new Supreme Leader He says Iran had spent years preparing for this day, building extensive underground missile and drone capabilities He broke down how Iran maintained leverage despite weeks of airstrikes, why Gulf states became targets, and whether Hezbollah acted for Iran or for Lebanon's own interests. Most importantly, we discuss how the region will look like post war, especially Iran’s relation with the Gulf, Israel, and Hezbollah Interview with @IzadiFoad 00:01:20 - This war was driven by Netanyahu, the Israeli lobby, and Trump’s desire to control Iranian oil. 00:04:52 - Why Iran was still able to fire missiles and drones after the war began. 00:06:23 - U.S. intelligence said Iran had no nuclear weapons program, but Trump followed Netanyahu’s line instead. 00:08:38 - The balance of power: shifting away from Israel and toward Iran. 00:10:22 - The Israeli lobby and the Epstein files as leverage shaping Trump’s position. 00:13:09 - On Khamenei: alive, possibly injured, and heavily protected from assassination. 00:14:16 - Why Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, and other Gulf states became targets in the conflict. 00:19:09 - Whether Iran went too far by striking Gulf countries like Qatar, Oman, and the UAE. 00:24:17 - Debate over whether Hezbollah dragged Lebanon into the war or acted independently. 00:29:18 - Hezbollah is not an Iranian proxy, but a Lebanese force acting in its own interest.