Hi everyone, my name is Glenn Dyson and I'm joined today by Alexander Mercuris, as well as Professor

Sayyad Mohammed Marandi, an advisor to the Iranian nuclear negotiations team, which is an excellent

guest for today as our topic is this conflict between Israel and Iran, which will threaten

to unleash a massive regional war, if not even larger conflict. So welcome to the

both of you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. I thank both of you.

So yeah, Professor Miranda, we're just saying, we're really exposed to Iran's perspective

in this part of the world, so we really appreciate you taking the time, as this is, of course,

a very dangerous situation we're in.

So I just wanted to ask first, if I get the situation right, or if you wanted to add something,

which is that, well, after decades of tension between

Israel and Iran, we see now that Israel bombed the consulate of Iran, which, well, obviously,

it's not just a breach of international law in accordance with the United Nations, as this is an

attack on sovereign territory of Iran, but it was also breached, obviously, of the Vienna Convention

that offers additional protection to diplomatic staff and premises.

And with then so, Iran retaliated, if I'm not mistaken, with a bit more than 300 drones

and missiles in what was seen as an effort to restore its deterrence.

And afterwards, Iran said it considered

the matter to be concluded. And I guess an effort to prevent escalation, at least I interpret

as such, by constraining Israel, we saw the United States effectively called the Iranian

attack of failure and thus claimed it to be a victory.

In Biden words, it said, you've got to win, take the win.

This was his message to Israel.

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