Iran regrouped fast after setbacks; attacks mirror tactics used in Russia.

Questions for Nima Rostami Alkhorshid:

1. Why did Iran appear unprepared for the Israeli attack?
2. How do you explain the effectiveness of Iran’s response despite initial setbacks?
3. Are there similarities between the attacks on Iran and those in Russia?

Mohammed Marandi:

1. Iran was on high alert but faces a large, coordinated coalition involving Israel, the U.S., and regional allies using bases in Iraq, Syria, Jordan, and Turkey. This made defense extremely challenging.
2. Despite losing senior commanders and initial air defense failures, Iran regrouped quickly, launching retaliatory strikes and strengthening its defenses, showing resilience and capability.
3. Yes, the same actors planned both attacks. The tactics—such as drone strikes coordinated via social media and cryptocurrency—are nearly identical to those used in Russia.

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