Iran Has Trump RUNNING Scared as Mossad IMPLODES, UAE Ships BURN | Mark Sleboda

Iran in the Driver's Seat [0:55]

• Iran is described as being in control of the situation, with the U.S. and Israel's primary goal of regime change failing.
• The public dismissal of two senior Mossad officials for failing to achieve regime change in Iran is highlighted as a surprising development.

  "The surprising thing is that it is being released this openly and publicly, the firing of two Mossad top officials, their head of intelligence and their head of the Iran desk, specifically for failing to achieve regime change."

Failure of Insurgency Strategy [2:20]

• The plan to foster armed insurgency in Iran using minority groups like Kurds and Baluchis, and groups like the Mujahedini calc, has failed.
• Iran has been actively targeting these separatist groups, while the U.S. has withdrawn support, abandoning Kurdish proxies.

  "And we never saw it. And I expressed my surprise at this."

Mossad's Groundwork Failure [4:35]

• It is suggested that the CIA and Mossad did not adequately prepare or activate separatist groups within Iran.
• Mossad officials in charge of these programs are now being dismissed for their failures.

  "And now we find out that Mossad had people specifically in charge of that who, well, terribly failed at their job, it must be said."

Trump's Threats and Iran's Demands [6:05]

• Trump has issued threats of airstrikes against Iran unless an agreement is reached regarding the Strait of Hormuz.
• Iran's negotiations with Oman are ongoing, with Iran insisting on U.S. non-involvement.

  "Trump threatened another devastating airstrikes against the Iran this last early this week, the fourth, I believe, unless Iran came to that agreement."

Iran's Escalating Demands [8:50]

• Iran's demands for reopening the Strait of Hormuz have increased, including removal of sanctions, return of frozen funds, and war reparations.
• They also demand control and service fees for transit, an end to U.S. insults, and a permanent end to U.S. and Israeli aggression.

  "So their new demands for opening the Strait of Hormuz are a list of nine measures that hearken back to the memorandum of misunderstanding, but even go a bit further."

Shifting Regional Power Dynamics [11:15]

• The Houthis are active in the Red Sea, attacking various regional targets.
• U.S. military leadership acknowledges limited options and frustration with the situation.

  "And now we have the U.S. chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Dan Cain, openly saying that the U.S. is looking for an exit ramp because there's nothing they can do."

Collapse of US Hegemony [13:00]

• The U.S. is increasingly seen as unable to provide air defense or security guarantees in the Middle East.
• Western media acknowledges the U.S. has lost the war to Iran, with Iran finalizing control of the Strait of Hormuz.

  "It is now becoming undeniable even to the Western mainstream media. You know, the the reality of the situation, no matter what Trump, you know, in his administration of of, you know, propagandistic fools have been shouting for the last few months, even the British Telegraph, you know, how the US lost the war to to Iran."

Gulf States Seek Alternatives [14:30]

• Gulf states bordering the Strait of Hormuz are actively developing bypasses to avoid reliance on the strait.
• Iran's demonstrated long-range strike capability poses a threat to these alternative infrastructure projects.

  "The other Gulf states that border on the Strait of Hormuz are going to be looking and developing, actively developing every possible bypass for themselves to avoid the Strait of Hormuz."

Obsolete US Air Defense [16:30]

• U.S. and Israeli air defense systems are incapable of effectively countering Iranian missiles and drones.
• Patriot interceptors are described as obsolete and ineffective against modern ballistic missiles.

  "The U.S. and Israel both together are unable to provide air defense. They're unable to provide a security guarantee. They're unable to provide air defense against Iran's missiles and drones."

New Defensive Pact [19:00]

• A new defensive alliance has been announced between Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and Turkey.
• This pact includes a self-defense clause, signifying a shift in regional security architecture.

  "And that is a defensive alliance between Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Turkey."

Iran's Strategic Victory [21:00]

• The U.S. has been strategically defeated by Iran, with depleted munitions and a failure to achieve objectives.
• Trump's administration is criticized for its handling of the conflict and subsequent blame-shifting.

  "I mean, I mean, I mean, they've done damage, but you know, to no strategic effect to, in fact, it's quite clear the U.S. has been strategically defeated by Iran."

Ukraine Conflict Escalation [24:00]

• Reports suggest Russia is planning to test NATO's unity, while the U.S. and NATO continue to escalate involvement in Ukraine.
• The CIA is openly directing Ukraine's drone campaigns against Russia.

  "And when I say the U.S. the U.S. is still very actively involved in the conflict in ukraine it's just now all farmed out through the cia and and it's not a matter of question it has been openly bragged about by the cia in the pages of the new york street times and the wall street journal."

Collapsing Western Coalition [26:30]

• The coalition supporting Ukraine appears to be collapsing, with potential shifts in policy from leaders in the UK, France, and Germany.
• Russia's blockade of Ukrainian ports is causing economic collapse, significantly impacting the conflict's duration.

  "The coalition of the willing seems to be collapsing as well."

Patriot Interceptor Shortage [30:00]

• Ukraine's military reports a low interception rate of Russian strikes, exacerbating concerns about air defense.
• The U.S. faces a shortage of Patriot interceptors, mirroring issues in the conflict with Iran.

  "Kiev's military is saying that in july they've only intercepted 15 percent of all that was fired of them."

Ukraine's Air Defense Limitations [31:30]

• Patriot systems are acknowledged as ineffective against advanced Russian ballistic missiles like the Iskander-M.
• The primary concern is preventing Russian air superiority, not stopping missile strikes.

  "The patriot cannot stop russia's iskander m ballistic missile that that modifications were made you know it's a new advanced missile and that they can't stop it."

Russia's Air Superiority and Glide Bombs [33:00]

• Russia is dropping thousands of FAB glide bombs on Ukraine, causing significant damage along the front lines.
• The U.S. and its allies are struggling to provide sufficient interceptors to deter Russian air force dominance.

  "Russia dropped 3 800 fab glide bombs on the kiev regime in july in in one month."

Economic Collapse in Ukraine [36:00]

• Ukraine's economy is predicted to collapse in the coming weeks due to Russian actions.
• Zelenskyy's calls for UN intervention mirror Iran's demands regarding the Strait of Hormuz, highlighting a broader geopolitical shift.

  "I'm I'm I'm gonna be fascinated watching ukraine's economy just completely collapse in the next few weeks and we we already see the tide is turning narrative completely collapsing and and soon it will be going very much in the other direction."