00:00We're nearly at the six-month mark in this war. It will be the six-month anniversary at the weekend.
00:06Any end in sight?
00:07Well, Tom, unfortunately not. I mean, we see that both sides are very far from anything that would be abiding
00:13an agreement that they both essentially could live with.
00:16The MOU, although it was done, never really held any weight because both sides had pretty dramatic, different interpretations of
00:26each provision.
00:27And since it wasn't specified in the agreement, it collapsed. And, of course, the six days ran out on August
00:3317th.
00:34So it's essentially not controlling. And now it just looks like we're in a stalemate of likely, as you mentioned,
00:42increased economic pressure on the regime with the potential for the regime to strike back, which, of course, could kick
00:48to start this war in full swing yet again.
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