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Better your story. Hi, I'm Dan Efron, Foreign Policy's executive editor. This is FP Live.

You're used to hearing Ravi's voice at the top of the show. He's away this week,

but there's so much going on in the world. We didn't want to leave you without an episode.

So we're focusing again on the war in Iran, but our format is going to be a little different.

This week we're featuring a debate about the war. Was the Trump administration justified

in attacking Iran? And will the war advance U.S. interests in the region or set them back?

Joining me are two terrific guests with opposing views on the war. Matthew Kronig is an FP columnist.

He's also senior director of the Skokroft Center at the Atlantic Council. He once advised

Senator Marco Rubio, who of course is now Secretary of State, and he also served in the

first Trump administration in the Defense Department. If you read as columns

an FP, you know that Matt has been arguing for military strikes on Iran for a long time.

We'll put some links in the show notes. And Trita Parsi is the executive vice president at the

Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft. He also co-founded and formerly ran the National Iranian

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