The Duran Podcast Lavrov demolishes UN nuclear watchdog IAEA
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Jun 27, 2025 The podcast dives deep into the contentious dialogue surrounding Iran's nuclear program, especially the Fordor facility. It contrasts claims from past leaders with media narratives while exploring the geopolitical implications involving Russia and China. The discussion critiques the IAEA's integrity and highlights trust issues with Iran and Israel. Listeners will find insights into U.S. military strategy and the push for regime change in Iran, alongside an analysis of the critical dynamics between three powerful nations and their nuclear ambitions.
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Iran's Nuclear Program Status
- The Defense Intelligence Agency doubts Iran's nuclear facilities were destroyed but confirms Iran's nuclear program likely remains functional.
- The key issue is Iran's enrichment capacity and uranium, not the physical damage to facilities like Fordor.
IAEA's Role Criticized by Lavrov
- IAEA's report was influenced by Western pressure to justify strikes on Iran, leading to the current inspection access crisis.
- Lavrov highlights that the IAEA bears responsibility for losing Iranian cooperation by pushing a biased narrative.
Conflict Over Iran Strategy
- Neoconservatives aim for regime change in Iran, seeing nuclear facility strikes as insufficient.
- Trump resists their push, claiming total success driven by ego and desire to protect military accomplishments.