Brayden Dennis

said it wouldn't be coming from them.

Does it come from sovereign wealth funds, direct investment from private companies, other governments?

We don't know.

The nuclear issue is up in the air.

That is the biggest issue.

It's still up in the air.

It says it will be negotiated.

There's also a question what key stakeholders in the region are.

Are they on board or not?

Because the impression that we got in the news and the more I've listened to some experts too is that the U.S.

did this deal with Iran and Israel wasn't really involved and other Gulf nations weren't that involved.

They may not like the kind of regional influence that Iran may be gaining with this.

Israel on its hand has its own security objectives and concerns.

So what may work for the U.S.

might not work for Iran.

There's no mention of not having...

using the money for just missiles whether like obviously just regular missiles that could reach Israel so there's nothing in that language the Lebanon issue is also a wild card with Hezbollah and Israel you don't know how will that affect it and it is part of the MOU so

There's just a whole lot of questions, even if you kind of don't look at the escalation, I guess, that happened right now in Lebanon.

So we'll have to see.

But there's a whole lot of questions around that.