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Is the Islamic Republic reaching a "hurting stalemate," or is the worst yet to come?
In this urgent episode of Beyond the Summit, host Amir Golshani sits down with veteran diplomat Aaron David Miller, a man who spent 25 years "in the room" serving six U.S. Secretaries of State, to deconstruct the reality of the current naval blockade on Iran. As the world watches the Strait of Hormuz, Miller offers a sobering warning: geography is destiny, and while the U.S. is betting on economic "choking," history shows that regimes don't often collapse from the air or the sea alone. We dive into the "Trump mindset," the haunting possibility of Iran turning into a "North Korea of the Middle East," and why Washington’s biggest blind spot might be the very people it claims to support.
By Amir GolshaniIs the Islamic Republic reaching a "hurting stalemate," or is the worst yet to come?
In this urgent episode of Beyond the Summit, host Amir Golshani sits down with veteran diplomat Aaron David Miller, a man who spent 25 years "in the room" serving six U.S. Secretaries of State, to deconstruct the reality of the current naval blockade on Iran. As the world watches the Strait of Hormuz, Miller offers a sobering warning: geography is destiny, and while the U.S. is betting on economic "choking," history shows that regimes don't often collapse from the air or the sea alone. We dive into the "Trump mindset," the haunting possibility of Iran turning into a "North Korea of the Middle East," and why Washington’s biggest blind spot might be the very people it claims to support.