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EPISODE · Feb 4, 2026 · 59 MIN

Col. Larry Wilkerson: Trump Caves Under Pressure — Iran’s Capabilities Now Bigger Than Ever

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Analysis of escalating US-Iran tensions amid military buildup in the Persian Gulf. Despite drone incidents and warships deployed, assessment suggests Trump is bluffing—not preparing for actual conflict—as no "quick decisive strike" option exists without triggering wider regional war. Netanyahu and Israel identified as primary obstacle to diplomacy, demanding unrealistic concessions like zero enrichment and missile disarmament that would leave Iran defenseless. Discussion covers Iran's legitimate security concerns, risks of accidental escalation, and how sanctions fuel instability. Russia-Iran ties strengthening while Putin remains constrained by Ukraine war. Broader critique: US foreign policy increasingly serves Israeli interests over American national security, draining Ukrainian lives to tie down Russia while ignoring opportunities for JCPOA-style diplomacy. Warning that miscalculation could trigger oil market collapse ($300/barrel) and global economic shock. Domestic US political pressures further complicate prospects for de-escalation. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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