MOU is over: Why the Iran-US Ceasefire Was Always Going to Collapse | Prof Jiang Xueqin

The ceasefire is dead. The funeral hasn't even finished. And nobody in mainstream coverage is explaining why this was the predictable outcome all along. Four months after a decapitation strike killed Iran's Supreme Leader without triggering the regime collapse it was designed to produce, the Memorandum of Understanding between Washington and Tehran has collapsed. New strikes have hit Iran. Iran has hit back across the Gulf. And millions are in the streets across five cities in two countries, burying a leader whose death was supposed to end this — instead of extending it. In this video, we examine down why this ceasefire was never built to last, using the same historical and game-theoretic framework I use to read every major escalation: what happens when a powerful state cannot accept an inconclusive war, why Lebanon and Yemen are deliberately holding back the majority of their strength, what the succession crisis inside Iran actually signals, and what I think happens in the next 30 days once the funeral proceedings conclude. ⚠️ DISCLAIMER: This content is for educational and informational purposes only. It does not constitute political, financial, or military advice. We try to remain neutral, factual, and responsible in our reporting. #iranusceasefire #MOU #iranusawar #IranUS #Israel #MiddleEastConflict #Ceasefire #Trump #MiddleEastNews