🚨 BREAKING: NATO Entering Iran War - Largest ATTACK Begins In Tehran

Host Maya Tusci reports the "largest attack since the beginning of this war" on government buildings and military sites across Tehran and other major cities. The scale of these widespread, non-stop bombings in Tehran, Yazd, Shiraz, and Esfahan is compared to the 2003 Baghdad strikes, targeting critical infrastructure and military assets.

"Massive attacks across the capital, government buildings and military sites getting destroyed." "This reminds me of Baghdad in 2003." "Still non-stop bombings going on."

NATO head Mark Rott reportedly confirmed that European member states are joining the US-led fight against the Islamic Republic to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. This alignment with President Trump's strategy is framed as a collective action, with European nations having used recent weeks to plan their involvement after initial US-led strikes. The host asserts this involvement is necessary for global commerce, particularly for Europe.

"The head of NATO, Mark Rott, has now confirmed that the European member states are now following President Trump's lead in order to fight against the Islamic Republic and reopen the Strait of Hormos." "These 22 countries are following the president's lead on making sure that we free up the trade of for obviously the military campaign is still ongoing."

Multiple missiles launched by the Islamic Republic have reportedly failed mid-air over Iranian cities, falling on civilian areas. Incidents in Yazd and West Tehran show rockets failing after launch and descending onto populated regions. The host questions if this is due to human error, expired capabilities, or a deliberate "false flag" operation by the regime to blame the US/Israel.

"Multiple missiles that have been launched by the Islamic Republic have failed midair in Iran and it's now they're not falling on top of the Iranian civilians." "You can see it's falling. Basically missiles dead and it's now coming down."

Andrew Galilei, policy director at the National Union for Democracy for Iran (NUDI), details the "Iran Prosperity Project," a public and transparent transition plan for a post-regime Iran, led by Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi. The plan covers 14 key sectors (economy, judiciary, civil liberties, education, etc.) and aims to shepherd Iran toward a constitutional referendum where citizens choose their governance. It emphasizes working within the existing civil bureaucracy to avoid state collapse, citing the "debassification of Iraq" as a mistake to avoid. Nobel laureate Shireen Abadi leads the transitional justice system.

"The Iran prosperity project which is the prince's transition plan... has been developed for several years now... a completely public transparent process." "The transition plan covers I think 14 key sectors of governance and national life from economy, judiciary, civil liberties... the full scope of what a modern state needs to function." "It's designed to work within the existing system during the transition... not blowing everything up on day one." "A transitional justice system was just announced... headed by Shireen Abadi the Nobel laurate."