دویست میلیارد دلار و پایان رژیم
Transcript Tap any line to jump the video to that moment 0:00 Will the United States attack because of the nuclear issue? I've seen several friends 0:04 write about this before too. Friends, it will definitely attack. Right now it's attacking over the Strait of Hormuz. 0:10 Rest assured, when Trump says I'll hit Kharg, when he points to Isfahan as having been 0:14 targeted, rest assured he will attack. Maybe right now he's occupied with the Houthis issue and maybe right now 0:21 the matter involves a few other issues. But at the end of this path he'll be forced to attack 0:26 the Islamic Republic. He has no other way. 0:29 If he doesn't attack, the costs get higher. It's cost the American people a hundred billion dollars, though 0:36 I've heard figures higher than that. But just imagine, look, uh, where in 0:40 the world does a president come and do this like Trump? Spend a hundred billion dollars for 0:45 the peo— a hundred billion, uh, in the cost of inflation, a hundred billion dollars, 0:51 and forty billion dollars in war costs, and of course these figures may be off by fifty or sixty 0:57 billion dollars one way or the other, because the psychological effects that it 1:01 could have in the future, in the coming period, are also very large. Something around two hundred billion dollars. 1:07 Two hundred billion dollars was the cost of the war. Where— which country in the world would come and spend that? Nobody. 1:15 Nobody does this, and we— I personally, for this very reason, I say, sir, 1:19 the very fact that he brings to mind the eternal one makes him respectable to me. Now consider that two hundred billion dollars 1:24 has been spent and then he'd just let the Islamic Republic 1:27 go? Let's assume we don't defend Trump at all. Is Trump crazy? Now 1:32 someone says yes, he's crazy. Sir, if he were crazy he wouldn't have become president of the United States. If he were crazy 1:36 he wouldn't be hitting such, uh, proper targets. He really is hitting them, isn't he. 1:44 Rest assured he'll strike. Have no doubt, he'll strike. 1:51 So either the Islamic Republic surrenders or it gets targeted. Mr. Chris Wright has said, 1:57 either a change in the Islamic Republic's policy or regime change. 2:03 Well, it will definitely be regime change, because the Islamic Republic won't change. Change means absolute surrender, mind you. 2:09 Either— the Islamic Republic has two options in front of it: either it accepts and hands over all the uranium 2:15 and so on and so forth, or it gets attacked and destroyed.
Caption Will the US take military action? The definitive answer is yes—because no other viable option remains.
When targets like Kharg and Isfahan are openly put on the table, it moves beyond rhetoric into strategic inevitability. With hundreds of billions of dollars at stake, inaction only compounds the global economic toll. No leadership tolerates that indefinitely.
This confrontation is headed toward an absolute conclusion: either total capitulation or complete collapse.
What is your assessment of the outcome? Share your thoughts below.
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