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Hello everyone and welcome to the Amunpur Hour. Here's where we're headed this week.

More US analysts are saying that three weeks after going to war against Iran, when it comes to ending it, Iran is in the driving seat.

I asked former Iranian diplomat, Seidad Hussein Mosavian, how that happened?

Then, amid soaring oil prices and questions about the rules of armed conflict,

Pentagon whistleblower West Bryant has this stark warning.

If we are so good at protecting civilians, how did we just kill nearly 200 young schoolgirls in Iran?

And how have we not even acknowledged that that's the case?

Then, trapped in the middle, Iranians who want regime change are finding themselves dodging foreign bombs and facing a regime crackdown.

We have a special report. Also ahead.

Everyone is a target. Israel continues assassinating top Iranian officials,

but the Islamic Republic shows no sign of collapse.

I ask Israel's former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett about this killing campaign.

And from my archive, lessons from Saddam Hussein, the miscalculation he made when he invaded

Iran in 1980.

Welcome to the program, everyone.

I'm Christiana Manpur in London.

Dangerous escalation in the Iran war.

This week, Israel hit the massive South Pass gas field in Iran, which is used for domestic civilian consumption and government revenue, with Iran retaliating

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