Analyst: US-Israel Failed in Iran Objectives, Empowered New Generation

The segment begins with reports of escalating tensions in the Persian Gulf, detailing attacks on energy interests and the strong reactions from Saudi Arabia and Qatar.

Analyst Paisal Puechmongkol joins the discussion, offering his perspective on the geopolitical implications of the ongoing conflict between Iran, the US, and Israel.

The discussion delves into the position of various Arab nations, their reliance on US protection, and their growing dissatisfaction with American policies.

Puechmongkol details the vulnerability of US military bases in Arab countries, explaining how Iran has targeted them and forcing the US to relocate assets.

The analysis focuses on Iran's stated goals, including destroying Israel and targeting US interests, framing its actions as a legitimate response to perceived aggression.

The segment highlights the significant evacuation of US diplomatic personnel from several Arab nations, underscoring the severity of the situation.

Puechmongkol questions the military capabilities of Arab nations like Saudi Arabia, citing their reliance on foreign mercenaries and their struggles against groups like the Houthis.

The discussion posits that even the Houthis are proving difficult for Saudi Arabia, suggesting Iran holds a significant military advantage.

Iran's conditions for ending hostilities are outlined, emphasizing the need for the US and Israel to cease their actions and provide compensation.

Puechmongkol declares that the US and Israel have already lost the war, citing the failure of their naval deployments and the inability to control key waterways.

The segment details the US Navy's struggles, including damaged aircraft carriers and unmotivated crews, suggesting internal issues within the American military.

The analyst dismisses the possibility of a US invasion of Iran or any significant military escalation, citing logistical and strategic impossibilities.

Efforts to rally international support, including from NATO and Japan, to secure the Strait of Hormuz have been met with refusal, leaving the US isolated.

The feasibility of US operations targeting Iranian islands, such as Qeshm, is critically examined and deemed impossible due to Iran's defensive capabilities.

Puechmongkol reiterates that the US has effectively lost the war, even if not officially declared, due to its failure to achieve its objectives.

The core objectives of the US and Israel in their conflict with Iran are revisited, emphasizing their failure to achieve any of them.

Following the death of its previous leader, Iran has reportedly become more unified, with internal opposition silenced and public support for the republic strengthening.

The analysis suggests that Iran, feeling victimized, is now determined to pursue nuclear weapons, with evidence pointing towards recent nuclear tests.

A new leadership in Iran has reportedly issued religious edicts (fatwas) supporting the development of nuclear weapons and encouraging regional revolutionary forces.

News of five European nations and Japan potentially joining forces to protect the Strait of Hormuz is discussed, though its credibility is questioned.

The analyst expresses strong doubt about the actual deployment of forces by European nations and Japan to the Strait of Hormuz, deeming it militarily unfeasible.

If European forces were to intervene, the analyst predicts they would face a similar fate to the US naval forces, being overwhelmed by Iran.

The segment concludes with Paisal Puechmongkol's view that Iran holds a significant advantage and that the war's end is inevitable, though the timing remains uncertain.

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