All right, Alexander, we are here with the excellent Jim Webb.

Mr. Webb, Jim, thank you for joining us on the Duran again.

And before we get started, talking about the situation in Iran, how can people follow your work?

Where can people follow your work?

Best place to find me is on Twitter.

Actually, well, X, formally known as Twitter, it's James Webb underscore 16.

And that's where I post most of what I do.

So give me a follow and kind of go from there.

Appreciate it.

Definitely worth following Jim Webb and his excellent analysis, which can be found on X, formerly known as

Twitter. I will have that link in the description box down below, and I will also add it as a pinned

comment as well. Alexander, Jim, let's discuss the situation in Iran. Absolutely. And can I just say,

not just excellent analysis, outstanding analysis. And it's one I go to continuously. And it helps me to form my own ideas about the war and about where he's going and what the future developments might be. And that is why I feel we're particularly privileged to have Jim with us

to discuss these things with. So, Jim, you've got, you've been in the military. You've worked

with a lot of the people who, well, the kind of units, the military that is involved in this

conflict up to now.

For me, as a civilian, it all looks very chaotic

and as if nothing is making a great deal of sense.

The President comes up with all sorts of ideas and things.

He says things are going really well.

Victory's already been achieved.

Our objectives are being achieved faster than our timetable. Of course, he gives varying ideas of what

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