Murtaza Hussain

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224 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 20 Jul

Murtaza Hussain’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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And it's a very painful lesson for people around the world, for people in America, people in Iran as well will suffer a lot.
It seems like if they're closing the Bab al-Mandib, they've decided that that's the only way out of the situation.
Now, I still always hold out hope that every escalation will result in some sort of rapid diplomatic shifting.
And there's some talks about proposals for a new 10-day deal between the U.S.
and Iran, a pause in strikes to talk again.
We'll see how those play out.
I think that the move by the Houthis suggests that the odds of that are quite slim.
And really, everyone is looking now towards the deterrence option, which will be very, very painful for everybody and could see some of those worst case scenarios with oil take place within the next month.
Sure.
So in the Gulf Arab states, the countries are basically not habitable without these water salination plants.
It's a very arid, very hot environment.
You need packaged goods in large numbers.
You need these water treatment plants which separate the salt from the water and make it drinkable.
They need those.
If they didn't have them, effectively, you'd have to abandon these countries.
So they're very, very important.
In Iran, in southern Iran, it's extremely important to have these plants and some significant amount of the population relies on them.
In total, viewed of the country, it's probably just a few percentage points.
Iran's a very, very large country.
There are other sources of water.
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