Laith Marouf: The US vs. Iran: Why Yemen’s Missiles Might Hit First

The guest's YouTube channel, 'Free Palestine TV', was subjected to a sophisticated cyberattack involving SIM card cloning and account takeover, leading to the posting of Bitcoin scams and porn ads to force a ban. Forensic tracking allegedly traced the attack's origin to 'occupied Palestine', indicating a state-actor operation aimed at silencing critical media.

Guest's personal account of the cyberattack, including technical details like SIM card cloning, the nature of the malicious content posted, and the tracking of IP addresses to 'occupied Palestine'.

Despite Western narratives, Iran demonstrated strong public support with millions participating in the 1979 revolution anniversary. Foreign-instigated riots, characterized by attacks on public services (mosques, ambulances, buses) and unarmed police, were swiftly quelled within 3-4 days. The government achieved this by cutting off main internet access to track and neutralize rioters using smuggled Starlink and satellite phones.

Guest's eyewitness account of 20 million people in the streets, observation of riot damage, details on police being unarmed, and the government's strategy of internet shutdown to track satellite communications.

Iran's publicly displayed military hardware, including missiles and drones used in recent confrontations, are 'at least a decade old'. This implies that Iran possesses significantly more advanced, undisclosed weapons, such as hypersonic missiles (Mac 20 speed) and stealth drones, ready for deployment in any future conflict.

Guest's visit to the Iranian aerospace industries museum and the Brigadier General's tour, stating that all shown and used weapons are a decade old.

In the event of a US attack on Iran, the 'Axis of Resistance' (Hezbollah Iraq, Yemen, Hezbollah Lebanon) is prepared for immediate and full engagement. Yemen's hypersonic missiles are specifically mentioned as capable of targeting US and Israeli naval ships, leading to a global economic crash and potential involvement of other major powers like China.

Statements from Hezbollah Iraq, Sayyid Abdul Houthi (Yemen), and Hezbollah Lebanon hinting at immediate engagement, and the guest's prediction of Yemen's hypersonic missile use.

The US military relocated its command centers from Bahrain, Qatar, and Saudi Arabia to Souda base in Crete, Greece, and moved air power to Ovada base in 'occupied Palestine' and Jordan. This move signifies a US belief that Israel would come under direct attack in a regional war, and the guest suggests Iran should target Souda base and British bases in Cyprus to make European territories 'pay a price'.

Guest's claim of US command relocation to Crete and air power to Jordan/Ovada, and his explicit recommendation for Iran to target these European bases.

Condemnations of the 'Greater Israel' project by Saudi Arabia and UAE are dismissed as 'public consumption' to prevent internal revolts. The guest alleges, citing 'Epstein files', that Saudi royalty are secretly Jewish and deeply compromised by pedophilia and corruption, rendering them unwilling to genuinely oppose Zionist expansion, even to the point of not caring if Mecca or Medina are occupied.

Guest's interpretation of Saudi/UAE condemnations, and specific claims about Saudi princess talking to Epstein, the Saud family being Jewish, and Epstein using Kaaba cover as a carpet.

Egypt may be experiencing a 'survivalist instinct' and a 'schism with the Gulf monarchs' due to the threat of the 'Greater Israel' project, which could lead to the loss of Sinai and the Suez Canal, collapsing its economy. Unlike Gulf leaders, Egypt's leadership is allegedly not compromised by the 'Epstein files', creating an opportunity for Iran to form an alliance with Egypt and Turkey.

Guest's analysis of Egyptian government's worry, the potential economic collapse from losing Sinai, and the claim about Egyptian leadership's non-involvement in 'Epstein files'.