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available in Northern Ireland This is CBS I on the world with John Bachelor.

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John Bachelor. I welcome Gregory Coptson. Here's John Batchelor.

I welcome Gregory Coppley, the editor and publisher of Defense and Foreign Affairs. He is traveling. He's in Perth, his native Australia, where it is summertime and very, very warm.

However, we're turning to the Middle East where it is hot,

especially in these last days, the Islamic Republic of Iran, no longer hiding its hand driving the disorder and the

tragedy in the Middle East, has fired first sophisticated missile technology, I believe solid fuel but I can't

confirm it, into Syria, into Iraq, especially Kurdistan Iraq and into Pakistan, Pakistan, the Baluchy peoples, the poorest

of the poor in Pakistan, some of their villages are mud-built.

But in any event, the key here is that Iran is not hiding anything.

It's using its missile technology to intimidate its neighborhood.

Gregory, a very good evening to you.

One explanation I've been offered for this is that Iran is escalating.

Its success in disrupting order in the Middle East and the Abraham Accords needs an encore.

And the encore is to make war on our neighborhood that we are supreme and we do not fear America. Is that true? Does Iran have no fear of

reprisal by the US, knowing that the US and its UK ally will restrict their retaliation to the surrogate huthies in the mountains of

Yemen and not against the missile factories in Iran.

Good evening to you, Gregory.

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