All right, Alexander, let's do an update on the situation between Israel, Iran, and the United States.

And let's start off with what is happening in Iran.

We have some developments with the IAEA and Kurosi.

It looks like Iran is not going to let him into the country.

No surprise there.

They're also disabling the cameras in the facilities as well that the IAEA uses to monitor the facilities.

Grosy is hitting back.

I guess you could say he's hitting back by saying that Iran is going to develop

a nuclear weapon in a couple of months. So he's throwing that out there as well. A very, very

dangerous statement for Grosie to make. But anyway, that's his response to Iran. And we have developments happening between Trump and Israel and Netanyahu and the narrative about the nuclear facilities being obliterated or not obliterated.

This is the big debate that continues.

I don't know how important that is anymore. The obliterated. This is the big debate that continues. I don't know how important that is anymore.

There's the obliterated narrative in the big picture of things.

But we are getting some reports which claim that the Trump White House is looking for some sort of a meeting with Iran.

And, of course, there's China and Russia also involved in whatever

diplomacy or lack of diplomacy may be taking place. What are your thoughts on everything that is going on?

This is an incredibly complicated diplomatic and political situation at the moment. And one of the reasons it is so

complicated is that it's not fully easy to decipher what Iran's intentions at this moment are.

I think we can easily say now what Israel's intentions. Are we said it a long time. They want regime change in Iran.

And it's attracted almost no attention. But the Israeli defense minister, Israel Katz,

has said quite straightforwardly that they were planning to assassinate to kill Hamané, that that was one of

the prime objectives of the operation that Israel launched, that if they'd had Harmine in their sights,

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