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Welcome to TUCTV, ladies and gentlemen. This is your global news channel, Amaya Tusi, and it's all kicking off in Iran, especially in the south of the country. The Mossad intelligence services have managed to do yet another secret operation: a pager-style attack on the IRGC using canned food, or tin food, depending on how you would say it. We finally have confirmation that the IRGC's head of navy has finally been eliminated, following a number of attempts by both Israel and the US.
There is also the situation that we will cover in regards to the decision from the IRGC because they are running out of military personnel. Uh, so they have had to deploy, uh, child soldiers, teenagers. Anybody above the age of 12 can now join the IRGC military and help, because obviously all the grown-ups are now getting killed or running away. So, it's quite tough times for the IRGC. Of course, this is also a bit of a war crime, but I don't really expect the United Nations or anybody to actually kick off about this. They didn't really care about their cluster warheads on the ballistic missiles.
We're going to give you guys the latest videos coming from Iran and some reaction from around the world in terms of what's been going on in Israel today as well, 'cause they've been hit a couple of times throughout the day. And we'll get your reaction live as well. First, we're going to go to Laurasan, the region of Lorestan in Iran, as a joint operation by the US and Israel hugely destroyed the IRGC positions. Let's go.
Jesus. I'll translate. I'll translate in a second. Wow. So, the woman filming this was saying, "A huge attack by the Americans and Israelis hitting the positions in Lauran." And she also said, "Well done, America. Well done, President Trump." H. She then mentioned that the Islamic Republic are trying their best, uh, to prevent this from getting out. That's why, of course, there is an internet shutdown. That's why their own media propaganda machine are not showing people in Iran what's actually happening. So they are hoping that people around the country don't really find out about all these attacks. The problem is, there's still a lot of people who have access to Starlink devices, and they are sending out these videos, and they are going to, uh, obviously satellite TV channels, including Iran International. And people in Iran can still watch that, by the way, using satellite dishes, and the truth is getting out.
H. Also, just a quick, uh, announcement. In a couple of days' time, I'm going to be back on Fox News, uh, to give the latest, of course, update on what's been going on this week, uh, in regards to the conflict in the Middle East. So, I'll give you guys, obviously, the, the details on, um, exactly when and what time I will be on Fox News again.
Now let's go to the, um, Mashhad in Iran. More attacks by the Americans. Also, this whole situation with the, oh, it's crazy. This whole situation with the pager-style attack is peak Mossad at this point. I thought they can't do anything else, uh, that could, uh, top the secret operations that they did with Hezbollah in Lebanon, but they have managed to do it. Firstly, we have a major, major announcement. Uh, as you might have seen in the thumbnail of the live stream, targeted attack on the leader, the IRGC leader of the Navy in Iran. This was a very precise attack. We also have a statement from both Israel and the US on this. This was his apartment. He was, uh, having a bit of a nap because he was tired. But that's what happens when you take a nap in Iran. Oh, no. So, it's the building on the right. You can see. Well, it was on the right. It's now obviously gone down. These are the IRGC apartment blocks, by the way. Uh, so they have all their members and their families and their relatives and everybody, uh, who are there. We do have the information about this. That's him. He's gone. Finally. Some of you might be familiar with his face. Some of you, if you've been watching this channel. His name is Ali. Well, was his name was Ali Reza Tangiri. He was also targeted a couple of times recently, including the beginning of the operation in Iran. The Israelis and the Americans decided to do a joint operation, uh, both on in terms of intelligence gathering to find out exactly when and how they should do this, and also in terms of military. This guy was hit before recently, and he was injured a couple of times. He survived. He kept surviving. Well, he's not laughing now, is he? So, Tangiri is now finally there. This man was single-handedly in charge of closing the Strait of Hormuz. The man responsible for the closure of the Strait of Hormuz has now been closed himself.
And now let's talk about Mossad. This is a fascinating update we have been getting. Once again, another pager-style attack. And for those of you, if you're not familiar, a couple of years ago in Lebanon, Mossad decided to do an operation, which, by the way, they worked on it for years, and they tricked Hezbollah to order a huge number of pager devices because they didn't trust the originals that they had. But the Israelis managed to infiltrate the company that was going to be making them and the warehouse that was supposed to be delivering it. So, inside the pager devices, they had explosives, and then once the pagers all went off, everybody died, and a lot of them got injured. They lost their arms and their eyes and everything else. They've done it again. Explosive devices were hidden inside canned food that was distributed amongst the IRGC members in the past province in the south. So, essentially, these the cans that you see, they were supposed to have food because they are, um, not able to actually live like normal people right now because they are hiding in their bunkers and in their holes. So they have to have, uh, food for a long time. So they decided to obviously get some canned food. The problem with this was that Mossad realized, "Okay, well, we could probably infiltrate this, this whole idea," and the, the cans all went off.
And we also have this video from Iran. The, uh, the IRGC themselves filmed this, explaining what's actually been happening with these canned foods and the, the explosive devices inside them. Mass casualties. A huge number of people have been killed and injured as part of the IRGC. Watch this. Keep watching. Keep watching. Wait, wait, wait, wait. >> Oh, no. What a shame. H. So, yeah, the, the IRGC media are not happy about this, and they, they have said that we've given a huge number of martyrs just because they were hungry and wanted to eat some food. What a shame. What?
Anyway, uh, Central Command Commander, CENTCOM Commander, Brad Cooper, Admiral Cooper has decided to release this statement following the successful assassination, uh, of the IRGC Navy chief, saying the death of the Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Navy or IRGCN commander, Admiral Ali Reza Tangiri, from an Israeli airstrike makes the region safer. Tanks command commanded the IRGC and Navy for eight years, during which, uh, time the IRGC harassed thousands of innocent merchant mariners and attacked hundreds of vessels with one-way attack drones and missiles and killed countless innocent civilians. He was designated as a specially designated global terrorist by the US Treasury in June 2019, with additional secondary sanctions added in 2024 related to drone development. Uh, since the commencement of Operation Epic Fury, 92% of the large ships in the Iranian Navy have been eliminated. As a result, IRGC Navy has completely lost their ability to project power in the Middle East or around the world. Now, with the loss of their longtime leader, the IRGCN is on an irreversible decline. US military strikes on the IRGC Navy will continue. Therefore, we call on every Iranian serving in the IRGC Navy to immediately abandon their posts and return home to avoid further risk of unnecessary injury or death.
Brilliant, brilliant statement by Admiral Cooper. This is crazy stuff, guys. The man who was, uh, supposed to be invincible because every time we hit them, he survived. He kept getting injured and he survived. He's finally dead. The man who was single-handedly in charge of the closure of the Strait of Hormuz is dead. Also, 92% of the large ships belonging to the IRGC Navy have now been destroyed. Success, huge success in less than four weeks. It's only been less than four weeks, and this is the biggest achievement.
We can also go to the Prime Minister of the land of Jews, Prime Minister Netanyahu, and his reaction to this successful operation. Absolutely huge day for both the Americans and Israelis, and also the Iranian people who have been held hostage for 47 years in their own country.
Now, in regards to the latest, uh, decision from the IRGC, as I said, unfortunately for them, they are running out of military personnel, actual professional grown-up adults. So they have had no other option but to make a radical decision, which for them is not necessarily radical. Yes, the introduction of child soldiers. Anybody above the age of 12. Now, this is crazy stuff for those of you who are normal human beings, but this has happened before in Iran, especially in the 1980s during the war with Iraq. Now, uh, Rahim Nadali, uh, who is the deputy of the IRGC's, uh, Rasoolah unit in charge of this, has announced a new initiative called Defenders of the Homeland for Iran. The program is, uh, deploying anybody aged above 12, 12 and above, and their jobs, these kids will be to man the checkpoints, the same checkpoints that the IRGC Basij units have been technically manning until now, and then the Israeli drones were used to basically eliminate them, wipe them out. They ran away. They were in hiding. So the IRGC thought, "Okay, so if we get kids to man the checkpoints, then obviously if the Israelis or the Americans hit them, we could say they kill children." But it's not just the checkpoints. They're also going to be using for operational patrols. Kids will also be doing vehicle convoys and effectively making them part of the, uh, repressive apparatus against the Iranian people. And they will be, um, based in, uh, the military bases which are temporary right now, including in schools and other civilian sites.
But in terms of what they have actually been up to with this, as I said, in during the 1980s when the war between Iran and Iraq was happening, they also used kids primarily also to use them to do some suicide missions on landmines. There was a 13-year-old boy at the time, Hussein Fahid, who became the symbol of this, uh, unconventional military unit of child actors, and they, they turned him into a hero. Obviously, he died, and so he became a martyr. He became a hero, and for the next few decades in the Islamic Republic, they, he was used to brainwash other children in the future, just in case they need to do the same thing. And now they are desperate because they are running out of adults who were part of the military personnel. A lot of them also ran away. A lot of them defected. So they have to use this, which again, is the fact that they are doing this. And I'm going to go to the state media in Iran, uh, when they also made the announcement. They are saying it in a proud way, which is interesting, because you are admitting that you are losing. You're admitting that you don't have enough adults, the people who were supposed to be experienced and trained as your military personnel to be there. It is desperation. Now, put it aside that the fact that it's evil and slightly a war crime. This is how the, or the Islamic Republic state TV discussed the idea.
Project. Soch. I love how, like, well, obviously we have to discuss this to see what age, but we, we are moral, so obviously we're not going to get kids who are eight or nine or 11, but 12 is okay. 12, 13, 14. Go and get yourself killed. Because at the end of the day, as I said, if they get killed, then, um, the, the, the Islamic Republic could say, "Look, the Israelis and the Americans are killing children." And of course, you're going to have a bunch of weirdos in the West, including Tucker Carlson and Megan Kelly and everybody else, saying this is a war crime. They're killing kids, innocent children. Now, it's going to be very difficult now because the Israeli drones are going to be monitoring these checkpoints, the same checkpoints that they've been hitting until now, but they killed all those guys, or the IRGC Basij adults. But now, the drones are going to see the kids. Now, what are you going to do? Technically, the kids are IRGC members, but they are children. They have been brainwashed. You might say, "Well, they make their decision," but a 12-year-old can't make up their own mind. They've been brainwashed. So the Israeli drones are going to find it difficult to even hit them. But at the same time, they are not really a threat. So that's the, that's the only good thing because they are not professional. They, they're again, their brain is still not developed fully. Anyway, you don't necessarily need to kill them because that's, you can't kill them. All you have to do is just basically ignore them and you limit the powers that they have. You send a bunch of adults to go and disarm them, and you, you take them. You detain them and you take them away. That's all you have to do. So if the IRGC think this is a smart idea, it's not really. They're not going to be able to cause much damage because they are not professional adults.
Having said that, the Islamic Republic have, uh, renewed their attacks on their Arab neighboring countries, including Kuwait. Once again, the international airport in Kuwait was hit, second day in a row. I am slightly questioning the self-defense, the air defense system in Kuwait. I'm not really sure what they're up to, considering that only a handful of missiles and drones are being launched. On the other hand, the Emiratis have been very good at intercepting them. And, and for the record, the Emiratis have been under a lot of pressure, especially in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, because the IRGC have been launching a huge number of missiles and drones every single day. Yesterday, until late afternoon, uh, we didn't see any missiles for the first time towards the UAE, but we did see late afternoon, early evening, we saw a couple of, uh, missiles, a few missiles that were launched. So today, so far, they have been renewed again. The UAE Ministry of Defense have said that our air defenses are engaging, uh, the Iranian ballistic missiles and cruise missiles, as well as drones. So 15 ballistic missiles from Iran today, 11 drones, suicide drones, the Shahid drones, and also, uh, we had a number of cruise missiles since the beginning of the conflict, which is about, I think, about 15. Overall, 372 ballistic missiles have been launched from Iran towards the UAE, and 1,826, um, suicide drones. That's insane. Huge number of drones, uh, continue to be launched towards the United Arab Emirates. They're also launched a number of attacks on Israel from both Iran and the Hezbollah bases in Lebanon. Earlier on, we had a, a missile with cluster munition that hit Kafr Qasim, which is an Arab neighborhood in central Israel this morning. So watch this. There is a couple of people on the right-hand side where the car is. That car, they got out of the car. Those guys hear the siren. They go inside the house or whatever it is, and then the same car they came out on. Look at the car gone. There have been reports of, uh, injuries in this area. As I said, there are also a lot of Arab Israelis, Muslim Arab Israelis who live there. Um, there is also another attack in Nahariya, which we're going to talk about in a second.
Before we do that, we also have to talk about the role of Pakistan in this conflict because earlier in the week, they decided they, they tried their best to help the IRGC, and they were miserably, well, once again, a huge failure on the international stage. Now, Pakistan, uh, proposed to be a mediator between the Americans and the Islamic Republic. A few days ago, there were also rumors that, uh, there are going to be negotiations. The Americans sent a, a huge list of demands, which were absolutely crazy demands. So the IRGC said, "Whoa, well, we're not going to accept this. We're also not going to do a ceasefire." Pakistan during that period, for since the beginning of the war, they pushed for an idea towards the Americans and the Israelis, and the idea was, which didn't actually work out well for them, was to keep these two alive. On the left, you have the foreign minister of the Islamic Republic, Abbas Araghchi, and on the right-hand side, you got the speaker of parliament in Iran, Qalibaf. Because of that, they, they basically told, they, Pakistan saved them for a few days. They told the Americans, "You, you shouldn't take them out." So the US told Israel to stand down because they were going to take them out. Both of these people were removed from the hit list for a few days until now. The idea has fallen apart. Pakistan warned that if you kill everybody, including these two, then there won't be anybody that you can talk to. That idea was tried for a few days, and obviously didn't work out well because Qalibaf is insane and has declared a massive war on President Trump personally. He wants to kill President Trump personally with his bare hands, apparently. And, but this is also why the legacy media and social media hacks fell for this lie, the rumors saying, "Oh, Qalibaf and President Trump are speaking, guys. President Trump is going to pick one of these guys to be the next supreme leader in Iran." Haha. Like you are all retards. Absolute idiots who don't understand how anything works, not just in Iran, but geopolitically speaking. So this plan of Pakistan, once again, failed, but it's not really a surprise. They are not the sharpest tools in the box.
Let's go back to the attacks on Israel. We had the IRGC missile that we showed you, but we also have, uh, a few from the IRGC Hezbollah wing in Lebanon that launched rockets towards Nahariya. Hit. So far, one person in his 30s has been confirmed killed, and one other person seriously injured. >> This is in Israel. Yeah. Um, someone says, "What video was that yesterday from Tim Pool? I went looking for it to put on Blast and couldn't find on any of his streams." It's on Tim Cast IRL, the, the main channel for the podcast, and it was yesterday's live stream, which is titled, which is titled, "US Deploys 3,000 More Marines, 82 Airborne Deploy to Iran." That one, and it's at the end of the live stream. It's 2 hours and 1, 2 hours and 2 minutes, and it's, uh, at the end of it, which, uh, was, uh, mentioned literally the last couple of minutes of the live stream. So, uh, if you want to go check it out, uh, we also have something from, uh, the US Central Command. Another quick, uh, video that they've just released.
Someone says, "It is not fair to parachute in exploding goats." Exploding goats. Not bad. Uh, Margarita saying, "Where is their UNICEF? Child soldiers are being exploited also in organ trafficking, as already happened in Europe." Yeah, they, they don't care. You expect the United Nations to care.
All right, so this is what we have from CENTCOM quickly. Uh, another video has been released. They're showing the strikes on missile launchers and also drones across Iran. US forces, as we confirmed last night, have struck more than 10,000 targets in Iran, IRGC targets, 10,000 since the beginning of the operation. Uh, I do need to clarify because when we got this statement last night, um, I wasn't sure if that 10,000 was just the US or US and Israel, but actually, um, Admiral Cooper confirmed the 10,000 was just the US. That's insane. 10,000 positions have been hit so far, and the Israelis are also doing their own work. So, but who is ready for the most insane part of the update? If you think everything we reported so far, from the, the canned food operation to the head of the IRGC Navy getting killed and everything else, if that was crazy, or the child soldiers, Uganda, Uganda wants to get involved in the war. This is crazy stuff. They are not happy. So, the military chief in Uganda, Kerogba, has made a huge announcement that Uganda wants to get involved in the conflict in the Middle East, saying that we're basically getting tired of this nonsense, saying, "We want the war in the Middle East to end now. The world is tired of it." It gets better. "But any talk of destroying or defeating Israel will bring us into the war on the side of Israel." Uganda also said, "I hear our friends in Israel are looking for a division to capture Tehran, the capital of Iran. Personally," this is what he says, "personally, I think a division is too much. A UPDF, which is the Uganda People's Defense Forces Brigade, could do it quickly." Brilliant. So, Uganda are now offering help. They're going to send the Uganda People's Defense Forces to help their friends in Israel, uh, to capture Tehran. Firstly, nobody's actually talking about capturing the capital. Everybody calm down, guys. Sit down in Uganda. Don't worry about it. We got this covered. But, uh, it's, it's nice. It's a nice offer. Lovely, brilliant, brilliant people in Uganda, as usual. But, uh, I love how he was like, "You know what? We don't really need to send a huge number of soldiers. We don't need to send a, a whole division of a military army. We'll just send a few of our guys." Someone said he's Dr. Phil. He does look like Dr. Phil. God bless the military chief in Uganda. This is so good. Um, it's not even a joke. He actually meant it. I mean, okay, the, the fact that Uganda is offering help, yet the United Kingdom is not even bothering to help their own allies and their own citizens in the Middle East. Uganda have have nothing to actually prove, but they said, "We're getting involved. We're doing it." Yeah, it's probably best not to get involved. Uh, there's no need for you guys, but just in case, it's, it's a good offer on the table in case it is needed at some point. Uh, we'll, we'll call you guys when we need you.
Uh, President Trump also posted this earlier on, saying, "The Iranian negotiators are very different and strange. They are begging us to make a deal, which they should be doing since they have been militarily obliterated with zero chance of a comeback. And yet they publicly state that they are only looking at our proposal. Wrong. They better get serious soon before it is too late, because once that happens, there is no turning back and it won't be pretty." President DJT.
Um, as I said, it's not really in the interest of, uh, the Islamic Republic to do any sort of negotiations, but it is in the interest of the Americans and the Israelis and the anti-IRGC Iranian people, because using the excuse of some sort of talks is a, is a good reason, uh, to basically pause the strikes, because you're gonna have to end the strikes at some point. You can't just continue to do airstrikes that it doesn't result in anything, 'cause you've done it already. Yes, you can still continue, and you should still continue for another few days to make sure that they are extremely weakened, and then you're going to need things happening on the ground, and that's again, the Iranian people, and those who have said that they have defected from the armed forces, they should basically rise up. It's their job, and if the Israelis and the Americans want to provide air support with drones or fighter jets, then that's great. But you can't just continue the airstrikes, because the longer airstrikes continue, um, the, the longer it will take for the people in Iran to come out. And again, the armed forces as well. Right now, nothing can happen. Right now, everybody has been told to stay at home. The Immortal Guards, the Iranian people, everybody have been told to stay at home. But, uh, again, we have to see what the strategy is, because we, we don't know. Nobody knows, apart from the senior leadership in Washington and of course, uh, in, uh, Jerusalem, Tel Aviv. So, uh, we have to wait, uh, for, and they keep saying this weekend, by the end of this week, we will get a better indication on what could happen or what definitely isn't happening, because we do have, uh, the US Marines on their way, and, uh, special forces. They keep saying that this is to have a couple of options. One of them would be to seize and take over the Kag Island. There could be other options on the table, or it could just be a bluff, um, or as a backup plan. We don't know until anything actually happens.
I wonder if this is the final battle with the mainstream media as well. I cannot believe how differently they are reporting this conflict. Thank you to CTV. H. As I said, that's why I will be back on Fox News in a couple of days' time, uh, to, yeah, give the latest updates and the assessment of the situation for those in the US who are not watching TCTV yet. And then hopefully, they can then watch this channel to find out what's going on. No IRGC legitimate children are involved. Evil. Temple is good at being a coward, threatening to run away to a van by the river when challenged. What van was that? Being bold and reading news headlines out loud. Yeah, but it's a podcast, you know. Yeah, they do. Uh, they react to news headlines, but yeah, he reads the whole article. Uh, but yeah, I mean, it's, it's a podcast. It's not really a news channel. So, and, uh, get the boys out so they can marry the girls. What? Okay. Uh, we got a few others here. Thank you, guys. And, uh, newspapers speak of a deal. Think Trump is willing to go all the way. All the way where exactly? Again, we have to be clear about what that is. I believe it will take months to take home. Won't take months to take Hormuz. Why would it take months to take Hormuz? Possibly a year or two to prepare ground troop, a ground for a regime change. Costly. That's not how it works. Okay. No.
Firstly, Hormuz won't take that long. You just need the support, uh, French and everybody else to provide support so that you could just take it over. But it's not really just about the military part that is the challenge when it comes to the navy in the Strait of Hormuz. There's also the political problem, and that's also the, the, the IRGC who are not in the sea or in the, the Persian Gulf and the Gulf of Oman. Those who are still on mainland Iran, Bandar Abbas, the port, and other port cities, who can still launch missiles or drones towards you if you are basically now in charge of the Strait of Hormuz. You can't be in charge of the Strait of Hormuz by declaring that you're in charge. It doesn't really work that way. You can't just basically say, "We're going to put our ship here and now it's open." At this point, nobody's in charge of the Strait of Hormuz, and we have the IRGC acting like pirates blocking it. It's not like they're in char. It's not like they have a key to a gate that, "Okay, we're going to lock it." It doesn't work that way. It's, it's an open space at this point because nobody's in charge, but they are threatening, "If you cross, they will shoot." That's the, that's the problem. So, it, it doesn't necessarily take months or years to take that. But in terms of ground invasion, you again, you do not send troops. You do not put boots on the ground to, for example, take Tehran. That is a terrible idea and it's not going to work. Iran is a major country and it's a very complicated land. What you can do is if you have a special operation, for example, hypothetically, if you want to, or if you have to seize a nuclear site like Natanz or Ford, or if you have to take the Kag Island, yeah, you can do that because it does smaller locations and positions. Send your special forces and the Marines, and they can do it. You can't take Iran. It's too big to take it. You can't have enough people patrolling the streets. It's not the job of the Americans or the Israelis to do regime change. Their job is to eliminate the threat from the IRGC. Their job is to minimize and weaken the regime, and then there will be, there should be support for people in Iran to change their own regime if they want to. And obviously, they do want to. We know that.
And Uganda Jews be strong. God bless Uganda. Uganda is 82% Christian, 100% based. UK sucks. And now we got the serious backup. And now IRGC wasn't scared before. Long live the UPDF. The Ugandans are getting involved. Maybe NATO should trade the UK for Uganda. Actually, I think we should trade Turkey for Uganda. Those child soldiers remind me of Hitler's youth soldiers at the end of World War II. Yep. IC is getting bleeped right in the bleeping pooper. Classy tissy. Do you think the US has goat translators to deal with the IRGC goat leadership? I will have a major update on the goat situation with the IRGC tomorrow. So stay tuned, uh, and wait for it, because, uh, the, is actually a very serious situation, the goat crisis. Just wait till tomorrow. Trust me on this. Trust me, bro. The RPG that kid was holding was backwards, was it? Oh my god, I didn't even notice. They don't even know how to hold anything. Oh, you need to have David Hasselhoff as your first performer at the pub in Tehran. That's the dream. Uh, okay, so there's a couple of things happening as well, uh, following the elimination of the head of IO Navy. Okay. According to the Times of Israel, again, Times of Israel, an official from one of the countries who decided to mediate, basically Pakistan, between the US and Iran, has said that President Trump appears to be leaning towards ordering a major US ground operation against Iran, with Washington convinced that Tehran will buckle under such military pressure. Again, this is, is fascinating stuff, by the way. So the quote is, "A second official from Pakistan has warned that the US may be able to capture the island, the Kav Island, holding it for some time, but it will be difficult to keep holding this." Is okay, I don't understand. It's not that difficult. It's why are people making things, okay, the things that are straightforward, people in the media and also the political advisors in Washington, in Israel, everywhere, in Pakistan, they're making things that are straightforward. They're making it complicated, and the things that are complicated, they think it's some sort of black and white situation. They keep talking about, um, what the next step should be. For example, clearly in the Pentagon and in the White House, there are discussions about, they, they want you to think there are discussions about, um, pressuring the IRGC, right? So threatening with ground invasion, right? Okay. Let's see what is the end goal here. Because if there is going to be a ceasefire, it's meaningless, right? Ignore ceasefire, because ceasefire doesn't do anything. An actual end to war sort of situation, deal. What is the purpose? Any deal will not save the Islamic Republic as a regime. That's, that will be the end of the regime. It's not like January or February. It's not like, uh, last year in June, the 12-day war, because the regime is, is not there anymore to run the country. They, they're holding 90 million people as hostage, but they're not, they're not in charge of the governance of the country. So, what is the purpose of this? And this is a question that the IRGC guys in Iran should ask themselves. What is the next point? Do we do a talk? Do we even do a deal? What's the point of a deal for us in the Islamic Republic? Because for the Americans and the Israelis, it's quite clear. You make the deal, any sort of deal to basically stop the strikes, and then you give an indication to the Iranian people to, if you want to go to the streets, take over your country, then feel free to do it. There's no one to stop you. Obviously, you need to have some support. So those who are armed, and there are people in Iran who are armed, and there are also the regular army who are armed, they can go and do whatever they want to do. And that way, the Americans could say, "Well, we didn't want regime change, and, but it's happening, so it's the will of the people in Iran. Well done. We support you." You can't do regime change by having the Americans, for example, going into Iran. It doesn't work that way. At the end, even if hypothetically, you've got thousands of American soldiers and the Israeli soldiers and Ugandans on, on the ground, right, on the street. We're not talking about Kag Island. We're not talking about the nuclear sites. We're talking about major cities like Tehran. It's a big country, right? Let's just say they're now on the street. They, they've taken over military bases that don't exist anymore. They've taken over government buildings. That is still not regime change. At the end of the day, you're gonna need people in that country to take over the buildings and the media and everything else. Even in Iraq, that's how it did. That's how it worked. Even in Libya, that's how it worked. In Libya, there was no ground invasion anywhere. In Libya, it was just airstrikes. And at the end, uh, people on the ground, because there were jihadis and they were crazy, they started shooting and they took over the government, and that was chaos. In Iraq, the same thing. Yeah, American soldiers went in after their strikes, but it was the Iraqis that took over the buildings, and then the Americans stayed, and that was the bad idea. The Americans stayed to monitor Iraq, and that was chaotic. So at the end of the day, in any country, in any situation, under any regime, the final push should be the people of the country. Not just because, oh, it has to be the will of the people, obviously, but in terms of legitimacy and the numbers. But right now, the job should be to number one, eliminate the threat from the IRGC. That's already been done. President Trump has already won that. Prime Minister Netanyahu has already won that. The imminent threat from the IRGC is gone. The next thing is to weaken the regime, and that is happening now. We are in the progress of weakening. I mean, it's already weakened, but continue to weaken the regime. And then you see what happens next. So any, any discussions about talks or deal doesn't change anything in that regard. It's then up to people in Iran afterwards, when the strikes are finished. What do they want to do? Well, we know what they want to do, but can they do it? Will they be brave enough to then take to the streets and take over? Are they organized enough now? And it seems to be true that they are definitely more organized and more united, and they have also received help and training over the last few months compared to previously. They, they have finally a, a unifying figure, a leader, the Crown Prince of Palavi. They didn't have any of that before. They were not all united behind one name. They were not trained like what we now call the Immortal Guards. So this is the perfect opportunity. The moment the strikes are finished, for, for any excuse, whether it's a ceasefire, whether it's a deal, whatever it is, then they can do it. Otherwise, the Americans are going to be in a very awkward position, 'cause the Americans, they need, they need a deal to stop the strikes, because then President Trump will be like, "Well, they don't want a deal. Okay, so that means we're going to have to keep hitting, right? We're going to have to keep hitting forever. So we're going to have to now, what, send ground troops?" At that point, I think the only strategy would be, and should be, the Americans and the Israelis to say, "Okay, if we're going to have to do this because these guys don't want to, don't want to deal, then tell people in Iran to rise up. We will provide air support, drones, and fighter jets." That's the only other option. And maybe a small group of soldiers, Marines, or whatever. It's the only option. You can't, you can't send, you don't have enough people. American military, the US military, or the Israelis, or any military to go and fully occupy a huge land that is Iran. It's way too big. But you can send them for specific operations. Take over this building, take over that building, or whatever. Anyway, we'll keep you guys posted on what could happen in the next few hours. We'll take a break and come back with more updates. Thank you so much for watching. I'm Maya Tusi, and we are the media.