Alireza Jafarzadeh

to line up all their vectors behind these new realities on the ground.

to line up all their vectors behind these new realities on the ground.

to line up all their vectors behind these new realities on the ground.

Well, Mike, honestly, so far in the past few decades, the terrorism of the Iran regime was very beneficial to them because in a way, in addition to taking hostages and getting money for it, But the regime used that against the players in the region, asking any of these Arab nations in the region. They were afraid to rock the boat with Tehran.

Well, Mike, honestly, so far in the past few decades, the terrorism of the Iran regime was very beneficial to them because in a way, in addition to taking hostages and getting money for it, But the regime used that against the players in the region, asking any of these Arab nations in the region. They were afraid to rock the boat with Tehran.

Well, Mike, honestly, so far in the past few decades, the terrorism of the Iran regime was very beneficial to them because in a way, in addition to taking hostages and getting money for it, But the regime used that against the players in the region, asking any of these Arab nations in the region. They were afraid to rock the boat with Tehran.

And of course, the most important way to rock the boat with Tehran is to somehow side with the organized opposition in Iran. Tehran has made it a red line to all of the countries that the one place you can't go is this organized resistance.

And of course, the most important way to rock the boat with Tehran is to somehow side with the organized opposition in Iran. Tehran has made it a red line to all of the countries that the one place you can't go is this organized resistance.

And of course, the most important way to rock the boat with Tehran is to somehow side with the organized opposition in Iran. Tehran has made it a red line to all of the countries that the one place you can't go is this organized resistance.

You know, the Adi Babadi, who is now the deputy foreign minister for international affairs, legal affairs, he said that since about two and a half years ago, in every single meeting they have had, with their foreign counterparts, whether it was in Europe or in the region, everywhere.

You know, the Adi Babadi, who is now the deputy foreign minister for international affairs, legal affairs, he said that since about two and a half years ago, in every single meeting they have had, with their foreign counterparts, whether it was in Europe or in the region, everywhere.

You know, the Adi Babadi, who is now the deputy foreign minister for international affairs, legal affairs, he said that since about two and a half years ago, in every single meeting they have had, with their foreign counterparts, whether it was in Europe or in the region, everywhere.

One of the topics on the table, no matter what the issue is, is the issue of the organized resistance, specifically the MEK, and asking them to demonize them, to limit their activities. Look at how they treated Albania, that has about 3,000 members of the MEK based there in Ashraf 3.

One of the topics on the table, no matter what the issue is, is the issue of the organized resistance, specifically the MEK, and asking them to demonize them, to limit their activities. Look at how they treated Albania, that has about 3,000 members of the MEK based there in Ashraf 3.

One of the topics on the table, no matter what the issue is, is the issue of the organized resistance, specifically the MEK, and asking them to demonize them, to limit their activities. Look at how they treated Albania, that has about 3,000 members of the MEK based there in Ashraf 3.

They waged a huge cyber attack on the Albanian infrastructure in Europe, telling them, if you want those cyber attacks to stop, you need to stop hosting the MEK there. And that's why it's so important to fight back, to tell the Iranian regime that we're going to hold you accountable. We're not going to reward you. This is the end of it. That policy of past 40 years is over.

They waged a huge cyber attack on the Albanian infrastructure in Europe, telling them, if you want those cyber attacks to stop, you need to stop hosting the MEK there. And that's why it's so important to fight back, to tell the Iranian regime that we're going to hold you accountable. We're not going to reward you. This is the end of it. That policy of past 40 years is over.

They waged a huge cyber attack on the Albanian infrastructure in Europe, telling them, if you want those cyber attacks to stop, you need to stop hosting the MEK there. And that's why it's so important to fight back, to tell the Iranian regime that we're going to hold you accountable. We're not going to reward you. This is the end of it. That policy of past 40 years is over.

Well, this last question, I can't answer intelligently because honestly, I don't know. But I can tell you based on what we know already, and we know a lot, but not everything, they are close. They have worked on all of those elements and they have actually sped up their dash towards building the bomb. This is perhaps the very last leg left for the Ayatollahs as a tool for their survival.

Well, this last question, I can't answer intelligently because honestly, I don't know. But I can tell you based on what we know already, and we know a lot, but not everything, they are close. They have worked on all of those elements and they have actually sped up their dash towards building the bomb. This is perhaps the very last leg left for the Ayatollahs as a tool for their survival.