Conversation with Collegg Andrea Stryker the Foundation for the Defense of democracies

about the Suspect Nuclear Weapons Program in Iran

and the challenge to the IAEA meeting upcoming in early September. What is to be done?

Leaving that Iran is at the point of producing the fissile material that can be miniaturized and weaponized for a missile,

knowing that Iran is entangled in a multi-front war against Israel in the United States.

What is to be done about the suspicion that Iran is capable of producing a nuclear weapon on

top of a missile? Andrea Struker has keen recommendations.

At the same time, she's anticipating tactics used by the Ayatollah before, and here she's going to explain what the Iitollah

may do given the IAE meeting in early September.

Andrea Stricker, Foundation for the Defense of Democracy.

The Road Ahead is Bumpy and Risky.

Iran with the nuclear weapon is another kind of adversary.

More of this tonight. I don't think there's enough alarm. I think

certainly and they also have the Supreme leader announcing that he's willing to

restart nuclear talks.

I think world powers should be focused more on penalizing, constraining, and deterring

around's advances rather than falling for that type of a ruse.

Because I think, number one, he is looking

to obtain continued sanctions relief, regardless

of who is elected president in the US.

And then also, he wants cover to continue advancing his nuclear program

while dragging the West through these new talks.

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