EE. UU. e Israel atacan Irán por su programa nuclear | A fondo DW

Together with Israel, the United States is attacking Iran. Both justify this action by citing Iran's nuclear and missile programs and the right to self-defense. Iran is responding with counterattacks against targets in Israel and the Gulf States, where US military bases are located. Simultaneously, a second front is emerging between Hezbollah and Israel. There are serious doubts surrounding this war and the exit strategy. In this in-depth interview, we ask: War with Iran: A risk to Western security? Our guests: Eduardo Siegelwachs, expert in international relations and bilateral relations between the United States and Germany. International analyst. Burkhard Birke, journalist for the public radio station Deutschlandradio, expert in European politics and transatlantic international relations. Salvador Sánchez Tapia, Brigadier General of Infantry (retired) with extensive international experience, a doctorate, and training at the U.S. Army War College. Professor of International Relations at CEU San Pablo University in Madrid. 00:00 Introduction: Overview and Risks for the West 01:58 How Dangerous Is War? 02:59 Possible Negotiation Scenarios 04:22 Military Analysis: Iran's Real Capabilities 05:50 Scope of Terrorism and Global Threats 07:45 Strategic Objectives of the US, Israel, and Saudi Arabia 09:40 Regime Change? Debate on Trump, Netanyahu, and the Region 11:04 Expansion of the Conflict: Lebanon, Hezbollah, and the Northern Front 12:41 Global Economic Impact: Oil, the Strait of Hormuz, and Energy Risk 14:01 Europe and the Conflict: Divided Positions 18:11 Illegal War or Necessary Intervention? 20:10 The Iranian Nuclear Threat 23:28 Moral Limits and Historical Precedents 36:03 European Political Scenario