Tangle The United States bombs Iran.
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Jun 23, 2025 The podcast dives into the recent U.S. airstrikes on Iranian nuclear sites, revealing the scale of destruction reported by the Pentagon. It analyzes the implications of heightened tensions between Israel and Iran, alongside reactions from various political angles. The discussions highlight concerns about regional stability and potential Iranian retaliation. Legal questions surrounding presidential authority are raised, while the complexities of U.S.-Iran relations post-nuclear deal withdrawal are also examined. An unexpected twist introduces oceanographers uncovering a rare squid, showcasing nature's surprises amid geopolitical strife.
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US Airstrikes on Iran's Nuclear Sites
- The US airstrikes targeted Iran's nuclear sites with major military assets including B-2 bombers and Tomahawk missiles.
- The mission aimed to significantly damage Iran's nuclear program but did not declare war with Iran officially.
Left Divided on US Iran Strikes
- The left is divided on US strikes, with concerns about escalation and skepticism about ending Iran's nuclear threat through bombing.
- Past agreements like the 2015 nuclear deal showed potential for halting enrichment diplomatically, contrasting with military action risks.
Right Supports Strikes but Questions Authority
- The right mostly supports the strikes as necessary due to Iran's unwillingness to abandon nuclear enrichment.
- Some question the presidential authority for the attack without Congress approval, though political consequences seem unlikely.