US Strikes Iran: Reactions and Implications

0:00In Adelaide, it's March 2nd, and here's what is going on. We can strike by the United States on Tehran, killed Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Kamanay, and other top officials. President Donald Trump cited Iran's nuclear program as a key reason for the action, amid questions about whether it followed international law. Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese highlighted Iran's recent attacks on bases in Cyprus, Abu Dhabi, and Gulf States, plus tourist areas, calling the regime an ongoing threat to regional peace. He deferred questions on legal justification to the United States and Israel, noting Australia lacks their intelligence. Israel's new ambassador to Australia, Hillel Newman, defended the strikes as part of a decades-long conflict since Iran's 1979 Islamic Revolution. He pointed to Iran's calls for death to Israel and America, plus nuclear and ballistic threats, but said regime change is not the main goal. Albanese expressed support for removing the power of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary

1:01Guard Corps, which Australia lists as a terrorist group for. State sponsored attacks, including in Melbourne. The Corps handles military and external operations under the Supreme Leader. Reactions vary widely, with celebrations among Iran's diaspora in Australia, but some groups planting memorials, which Albanese called inappropriate. He urged focus on human rights, and said Iran's people should now shape their future. DNA is sponsored by our partner. Check out the episode description. No need to switch positions. The sound is already where your head is. S-O-L-L-I-SOL-PILO.com www.SOL-PILO.com www.SOL-PILO.com www.SOL-PILO.com www.SOL-PILO.com www.SOL-PILO.com www.SOL-PILO.com www.SOL-PILO.com www.SOL-PILO.com www.SOL-PILO.com