00:00I mean, Iran's economy has changed.
00:01They're at 300% in places, particularly on license names.
00:06They have dwindling revenues to pay, even their own payroll.
00:11They have food shortages.
00:12They have a drought, as we've been caused.
00:14But they have a gasoline shortage, fuel shortage.
00:17All these problems existed before all this began.
00:20They've just gotten worse.
00:21They will continue to get worse.
00:22And one of the reasons why Iran is a shambler is a risk question.
00:26One of the reasons why Iran is a shambler is because every penny that this regime they're
00:31getting, be it through sanctions relief or through the oil they're able to get out, they invested
00:37in Hezbollah.
00:37They invested in Hamas.
00:39They spent billions of dollars reporting militias in Iraq, Hezbollah, and Hamas.
00:44They could be spending billions of dollars reporting the people of Iraq.
00:47They could be spending themselves building their country.
00:50But instead, they keep a sponsored territory.
00:52So I think there's a growing awareness of that inside of Iran.
00:55And I think there's even a growing awareness of that among some of the people in their
00:58government.
00:58In fact, we had heard that, some of the people in their government.
01:01But obviously, you know, there's a tension here.
01:03And we'll see how that plays out.
01:04I can't tell you how it's going to play out.
01:06It's up to an end.
01:36It's up to an end.
05:43Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Kazan Garibabadi accused Washington of violating the deal,
05:50saying Iran was suspending its obligations in response.
05:53The latest developments further weaken already fragile diplomatic efforts to prevent a broader
05:59regional war.
06:00Meanwhile, the battlefield continues to expand beyond Jordan.
06:04Kuwaiti authorities reported that Iranian strikes damaged a water desalination plant
06:09and an oil facility, triggering fires and disrupting critical infrastructure.
06:14Officials said several workers and firefighters were injured while responding to multiple blazes.
06:20Kuwait temporarily closed its airspace amid missile threats, forcing airlines to adjust flight schedules.
06:26Elsewhere, Iraqi authorities reported intercepting attack drones over Erbil.
06:31Jordan said its air defense systems shot down incoming Iranian missiles,
06:35while Bahrain and Saudi Arabia also activated emergency warning systems as regional missile threats continued.
06:42The Gulf Cooperation Council strongly condemned the attacks.
06:47Secretary General Jassim Mohammed al-Budawi accused Iran of targeting civilian infrastructure
06:53and described the strikes as war crimes.
06:55The strategic strait of Hormuz also remains a major flashpoint.
07:00Control of the vital shipping route continues to dominate military planning
07:04as both sides seek to secure influence over one of the world's most important energy corridors.
07:11Security analysts warn that every new strike raises the risk of a wider regional confrontation
07:16involving additional countries and critical civilian infrastructure.
07:20With diplomacy stalled, military operations intensifying, and casualties continuing to rise,
07:27fears are growing that the conflict is entering an even more dangerous chapter.
07:32For now, the deaths of two American troops in Jordan underline the mounting human cost of a war
07:38that shows few signs of slowing and continues to push the region closer
07:43to a broader and potentially prolonged confrontation.
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