Host Nima and guest Professor Marandi analyze the escalating conflict between Saudi Arabia and Yemen, noting that Yemeni strikes on Saudi infrastructure are crippling the regime despite heavy airstrikes. They discuss the US refusal to intervene directly in Yemen and the broader geopolitical risks, including a potential US attack on Iran and the ongoing war in Ukraine. The conversation highlights the incompetence of Western leadership and the resilience of regional resistance movements, arguing that the US and its allies are overstretched and facing significant domestic and economic backlash.
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