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53:42Now PlayingIn this deep-dive analysis, renowned journalist and war correspondent Elijah J. Magnier joins us to unpack the reported U.S. plans for "devastating" strikes against Iran. We explore the strategic objectives behind these maneuvers, the critical role of global oil reserves, and the potential consequences of targeting Iranian infrastructure.
Magnier provides expert insight into Iran’s defensive capabilities, its leverage in the Strait of Hormuz, and why a ground invasion remains a geographical and military impossibility. We also discuss the shifting dynamics in Iraq, the legacy of the Soleimani assassination, and how regional players like the UAE are navigating the tension through strategic acquisitions like the Russian S-400 systems.
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