Nima Rostami Alkhorshid:

1. What is your assessment of Trump’s current policy toward Iran, and do you expect further attacks?
2. How do you interpret the recent military activity involving planes heading to Israel, and could it signal a new attack on Iran?
3. Do you believe negotiations with the U.S. under Trump are viable, or has trust been irreparably damaged?
4. What role does Israel play in escalating tensions, and how likely is it that they will drag the U.S. into direct conflict?
5. How do you view the geopolitical alignment between Iran, Russia, and China, and what does it mean for future stability?

Larry C. Johnson:

1. Trump is not finished with Iran; he will look for excuses to escalate, and Iran must remain vigilant and prepared for more aggression.
2. The increased flights to Israel suggest preparations for another strike, but Iran has shown resilience and strategic restraint in past responses.
3. Negotiations under Trump are pointless—there’s no trust, and the U.S. has consistently broken agreements and pursued regime change.
4. Israel is pushing for escalation, possibly through false-flag operations, and Trump may be manipulated into deeper involvement despite public fatigue.
5. Iran’s alliance with Russia and China is strategic and necessary; these relationships provide critical support against Western pressure and help balance global power.

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