Alireza Jafarzadeh

And you may recall that in Iraq, the number one killer of American forces were what they called the EFPs, explosive before projectiles or penetrators, that penetrates through armor.

And I worked with Fox and we did a special in 2007, I think, about how these EFEs were being produced in Tehran and by the odds force shipped across the border, targeting the Americans and they were getting nothing in response. So the regime felt, okay, now we can get on the offensive because We're not getting any kind of, you know, we're not paying a price for it. So why not?

And I worked with Fox and we did a special in 2007, I think, about how these EFEs were being produced in Tehran and by the odds force shipped across the border, targeting the Americans and they were getting nothing in response. So the regime felt, okay, now we can get on the offensive because We're not getting any kind of, you know, we're not paying a price for it. So why not?

And I worked with Fox and we did a special in 2007, I think, about how these EFEs were being produced in Tehran and by the odds force shipped across the border, targeting the Americans and they were getting nothing in response. So the regime felt, okay, now we can get on the offensive because We're not getting any kind of, you know, we're not paying a price for it. So why not?

And that's why the order came to turn them into a more active anti-American entity.

And that's why the order came to turn them into a more active anti-American entity.

And that's why the order came to turn them into a more active anti-American entity.

Absolutely not, Mike. The Houthis, the way they are, would not even exist if it wasn't for the Iranian regime. The level of training, three years ago, we put out a report and held a press conference

Absolutely not, Mike. The Houthis, the way they are, would not even exist if it wasn't for the Iranian regime. The level of training, three years ago, we put out a report and held a press conference

Absolutely not, Mike. The Houthis, the way they are, would not even exist if it wasn't for the Iranian regime. The level of training, three years ago, we put out a report and held a press conference

right here in Washington detailing how the Iran regime had taken some of the Houthis to Iran near the Caspian Sea in a training camp to create what they call the naval terrorist group that they would be able to carry out terrorist attacks in the sea. And they trained them for several months, at least six months near Ramsar, near the Caspian Sea in Tehran, and then sent them back.

right here in Washington detailing how the Iran regime had taken some of the Houthis to Iran near the Caspian Sea in a training camp to create what they call the naval terrorist group that they would be able to carry out terrorist attacks in the sea. And they trained them for several months, at least six months near Ramsar, near the Caspian Sea in Tehran, and then sent them back.

right here in Washington detailing how the Iran regime had taken some of the Houthis to Iran near the Caspian Sea in a training camp to create what they call the naval terrorist group that they would be able to carry out terrorist attacks in the sea. And they trained them for several months, at least six months near Ramsar, near the Caspian Sea in Tehran, and then sent them back.

So when you see those attacks by the Houthis taking place at the Red Sea and also other targets, None of that would have happened without direct training, planning, intelligence, weapons, all of that coming from Tehran. And this is like the regular playbook of Tehran. They always deny all of that. They took hostages in Lebanon in the 80s and 90s.

So when you see those attacks by the Houthis taking place at the Red Sea and also other targets, None of that would have happened without direct training, planning, intelligence, weapons, all of that coming from Tehran. And this is like the regular playbook of Tehran. They always deny all of that. They took hostages in Lebanon in the 80s and 90s.

So when you see those attacks by the Houthis taking place at the Red Sea and also other targets, None of that would have happened without direct training, planning, intelligence, weapons, all of that coming from Tehran. And this is like the regular playbook of Tehran. They always deny all of that. They took hostages in Lebanon in the 80s and 90s.

They said, it wasn't us, but we can help you release those hostages. And then they get into negotiations and get money and resources and concessions. in order to have the hostages released. In all of those cases, the regime denies. Look at Syria. The regime had spent at least 100,000 of their forces there, including at least 20,000 Hezbollah, in order to keep Assad in power.

They said, it wasn't us, but we can help you release those hostages. And then they get into negotiations and get money and resources and concessions. in order to have the hostages released. In all of those cases, the regime denies. Look at Syria. The regime had spent at least 100,000 of their forces there, including at least 20,000 Hezbollah, in order to keep Assad in power.

They said, it wasn't us, but we can help you release those hostages. And then they get into negotiations and get money and resources and concessions. in order to have the hostages released. In all of those cases, the regime denies. Look at Syria. The regime had spent at least 100,000 of their forces there, including at least 20,000 Hezbollah, in order to keep Assad in power.

At least $50 billion was spent, and they considered Assad in Syria as a strategic debt. But when the time came and the whole thing collapsed in 11 days, thanks to the very weakening position of the regime in the region, then they said, well, it wasn't us. It was another country and too bad. And they say the same thing about Hezbollah and all of the others.