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How do ordinary Iranians see the war, the negotiations, the regime, and the future of their country? On today's episode of The Iran Breakdown, @Parpanchi and @mdubowitz discuss the view from inside Iran.
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We are rewarding the regime for holding the world hostage. 👀 Catch the full @FDD Morning Brief episode here: bit.ly/4xTfGJK
00:00 - FDD reposted📰 Read my latest piece in @WSJopinion, co-authored with @FDD Senior Research Analyst @AhmadA_Sharawi: on.wsj.com/4xQOawb
- Israel’s New AI Directorate Is an Opening for the U.S. New Policy Brief from @FDD_CCTI's @Leahsiskind:
- As the Trump admin presses ahead in diplomacy with the Islamic Republic and waives sanctions to adhere to the new MOU, it must demand a full declaration by the Islamic Republic of its past and present nuclear activities, writes @therealBehnamBT:
- China, Russia, Iran & North Korea have formed a new Axis of Aggressors. @Brad_L_Bowman, @ElaineDezenski & @MarkCMontgomery map the threat and how America must respond. Pre-order: amazon.com/Axis-Aggressor…
- The FDA’s efforts to streamline domestic clinical trials, particularly in easing accessibility and focusing on integrating new trial designs and real-world data, is an important step to promote long-term American biomedical competitiveness, writes @JackBurnham802:
- One week after @POTUS signs MOU with Iran, the 60-day negotiation window is under pressure. Iran has gained unblocked oil sales and potential sanctions relief while the US is pressuring Israel to stand down against Hezbollah. 🎧 @therealBehnamBT joins
- Generating and Retaining Premier Cyber Warriors Emmerson Overell and @SophieMcDowall_ in @RCDefense:
- Don’t Help Iran Prop Up Hezbollah The regime is using its agreement with Washington to protect its most powerful terror proxy. @JSchanzer and @AhmadA_Sharawi in @WSJ:
- China refines roughly 85 percent of the world’s rare earth elements, materials essential to precision-guided munitions, electric vehicles, wind turbines, and radar systems. That dominance has already been weaponized, explains FDD's Daniel Swift:
