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I'm John Batch with my good colleague, Ben and Ben Talibu,

watching Iran as it approaches the negotiating table or not. However, the arms of the octopus, Hamas, Esbalah, the Houthis,

and whatever it constitute itself is the IRGC in Syria, perhaps Damascus itself, the

reports are that the Houthis are still shooting now

and again. I believe within the last 24 hours, they fired another rocket against shipping in

the Red Sea. This is the calling card of the Houthis. Hizbelah, quiet. Amos, negotiating, but still not right now an offensive threat.

What are you watching, Benham, of those surrogates? Which one do you think still has bite? And how is

Iran managing those who do not bite? Well, of the constellation of terror and militia and proxy

and partner forces that constitute this axis of resistance, I am at the moment most worried about the Houthis.

The Houthis, as you know, have engaged in at least two or three ballistic missile attacks against Israel since the Israeli-Iraud ceasefire was declared by Washington in late June.

Again, those strikes, those capabilities, those medium-range ballistic missiles are brought to by the Islamic Republic of Iran because the Houthis are the only proxy we run with medium-range ballistic missiles.

We can projectiles that go over 1,000 kilometers, some up to 2,000 kilometers that are copies or variants of Iranian systems that, you know, when you look at the

arsenal of our allies across the ocean, some of the NATO countries, they don't even have

some of this stuff.

So this is sophisticated.

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