The Iran-US MOU has collapsed as fighting intensifies in Lebanon. Israeli forces engage in psychological warfare, claiming control of strategic Ali Tahir Hill via drone-dropped flags, while Hezbollah maintains fierce defense. Political backlash grows against the Lebanese government’s surrender agreement, with key factions condemning it as treason.

In Syria, Macron’s visit was met with explosions signaling French irrelevance, as Turkey and the US loot resources. Al-Jolani’s regime remains weak, unable to project power beyond internal repression. Meanwhile, Iran breaks the aviation siege on Yemen, marking a shift in regional balance. With the Supreme Leader’s funeral drawing millions, tensions rise as Iran targets US bases in Jordan and Bahrain. The interview analyzes these shifting dynamics, exposing imperial failures and resistance resilience across the Middle East.

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