Nima R. Alkhorshid:

1. What is your take on the U.S. attack on Iran and its aftermath?
2. How do you assess the Trump administration’s claims about destroying Iran's nuclear sites?
3. What is your view on the Iranian response to the U.S. attack, particularly the strike on Qatar?
4. Do you believe the U.S. can truly dismantle Iran’s nuclear program?
5. How do you see the ongoing conflict between Iran and Israel escalating or de-escalating?

Paul C. Roberts:

1. The U.S. attack likely caused no real damage; experts suggest Iran had already moved critical assets.
2. The administration’s claims are exaggerated; there’s little independent evidence supporting their narrative.
3. The Iranian retaliation seems symbolic, with no significant impact reported so far.
4. Dismantling Iran’s nuclear knowledge is nearly impossible; it would require eliminating all expertise.
5. Escalation depends on missile capabilities—Israel may soon face overwhelming pressure, drawing the U.S. into direct conflict.

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