00:00After 30 years of shadow war, Netanyahu's stance on Iran remains ironclad.
00:06Nearly three weeks into the war, the Israeli Prime Minister has claimed cracks are forming
00:10within the Iranian regime, saying its defense capabilities are in freefall.
00:15We are winning and Iran is being decimated.
00:19Iran's missile and drone arsenal is being massively degraded and will be destroyed.
00:25Hundreds of their launchers have been destroyed.
00:27Their stockpiles of missiles are being hit hard.
00:30And so are the industries that produce them.
00:32However, Tehran is pushing back in this escalating war of words.
00:37Foreign Minister Abbas Arachi issued a blunt warning,
00:40insisting Iran's military strength remains fully intact
00:43and will not falter in the event of further attacks.
00:47Our response to the Israeli attack on our infrastructure mobilized only a fraction of our power.
00:52The sole reason for our restraint was to respect the call for de-escalation.
00:55There will be no restraint if our infrastructure is attacked again.
00:59But how much damage has the Iranian regime actually sustained?
01:04Yesterday, US Intelligence Director Tulsi Gabbard stated the regime remains intact,
01:09a sharp pivot from the assessment offered by President Donald Trump.
01:12Yet, the President remains firm on one point. American troops will stay out of the fray.
01:22It is a stance backed by a weary American public.
01:26Recent polling shows a mere 7% of support for a ground intervention on Iranian soil.
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