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This is John Batchel. Conversation with colleague Janet Nsaya of the Foundation for the Defense of Democracy is about Iran, expecting another war.

Believe that the war with Israel is not done and they need weapon systems.

The surprise is, who's selling them weapon systems, how

they're being financed, but who, who, who, not Russia. More of this tonight. Jonathan Saya.

For the most part, these decisions come from the Supreme Leader himself. Other regime assets

might give us indication as to where the

regime is headed, but it's tough to read between the lines, given the predicament and the

precarious situation the Islamic Republic is in right now. They're claiming that Snapback is an

act of war specifically because if Snapback were to be in place and if all the sanctions were

to be reimposed, then at that point

there is no longer an agreement between the Islamic Republic and the West. There's no diplomacy

in place. There's no framework to work off of, like I mentioned. So that in itself means there's

no diplomatic channel. There might be diplomatic channels, but there's no underlying diplomatic incentive or

reason for the Islamic Republic to comply. Now, the main issue would be if they were to retaliate

by actually exiting the NPT, the treaty on the nonproliferation of nuclear weapons. If they were

to do that, that would be a major, major escalation. And that is most likely when that is the most common threat posed by parliamentarians and people close to the Supreme Leader.

They're rearming. Is that correct? And how are they doing it?

They're at least seeking to rearm because leaders in Tehran have raised concerns of renewed threats posed by Israel.

They know that Israel is not really done with their campaign against Iran against Islamic Republic

sites to be more exact when it comes to missile stockpiles or the enriched uranium and different

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