The Duran Podcast Iran-Israel fragile ceasefire deal (Live)
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Jun 24, 2025 The fragile ceasefire deal between Iran and Israel raises questions about its sustainability and the geopolitical landscape. Recent military actions indicate an ongoing push for regime change in Iran, complicating diplomatic efforts. The impact of past U.S. policies has exacerbated regional tensions, while Iran's resilience amid sanctions reveals its strategic adaptability. The potential for nuclear proliferation poses grave risks, challenging the stability of the Middle East. An exploration of cultural insights further highlights the complexities of Iran's political dynamics.
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Ceasefire Fragility and Exhaustion
- The ceasefire between Iran and Israel is extremely fragile and may not hold long.
- Israel's capacity to continue strikes is limited due to running out of air defense interceptors, pushing toward exhaustion.
Covert Regime Change to Escalate
- The overt war may pause but covert regime change efforts against Iran will accelerate.
- Israel and supporting neocons remain committed to regime change despite US pulling back.
Why Trump Accepted Ceasefire
- Multiple factors, including threat to Strait of Hormuz and failed strike on Fordow, rattled Trump.
- These setbacks and Israel running out of missiles compelled Trump to accept ceasefire and claim credit.