بحران در ناتو: اختلاف بر سر جنگ ایران | دیدار ترامپ و اردوغان

NATO summit in Ankara, Turkey, Erdogan-Trump meeting, and Trump's emphasis on Iran's nuclear disarmament operation, at the same time as a missile hit a Qatari tanker in the Strait of Hormuz and Iran's pressure to move ships through Iran's Strait of Hormuz. ​In this live broadcast of Rahgosha Channel, Mohammad Manzarpour hosts Sam Montazeri and we will dissect the most sensitive and dramatic day of the NATO summit in Ankara (July 7, 2026). Today, Donald Trump exploded major news bombs upon his arrival in Turkey with the mission of "Iran's nuclear disarmament." While expressing extreme disappointment with NATO's performance during the war with the Islamic Republic, Trump, in a clear turn, announced his support for Recep Tayyip Erdogan and said: "We will lift the CAATSA sanctions against Turkey and will review the sale of F-35 fighter jets to Ankara." Trump emphasized that he is absolutely certain that Erdogan does not want Iran to obtain nuclear weapons. But at the same time as these signals from Washington and Ankara, the waters of the Persian Gulf and the Sea of ​​Oman are witnessing an unprecedented escalation of the crisis. The Revolutionary Guards targeted the Qatari LNG tanker Al-Rakiyat and a Saudi supertanker in a drone and missile attack. The incident, which caused a fire in the engine room of the Al-Rakiyat, drew a sharp and unprecedented response from the Qatari Foreign Ministry spokesman, who held Iran “fully legally responsible for this attack.” The British Maritime Trade Operations Organization (UKMTO) also reported moments before another unidentified projectile hit a new tanker in the Strait of Hormuz. ​Will NATO enter the Strait of Hormuz with a joint French-British multinational mission? What is Saudi Arabia’s emergency plan to bypass the Persian Gulf via the Red Sea? And what does the Iranian Defense Ministry spokesman’s response to the red lines mean for the future of the ceasefire? If you are interested in live analysis of geopolitics, international security and behind the scenes of Middle East politics, be sure to like the video, subscribe to the channel and write your opinions in the comments. #Iran #Trump #NATO #Erdogan #Israel #Strait_of_Hormuz #Iran_War #Political_Analysis #F35 #Mohammad_Manzarpour #Rahgosha Timing and topics: ​[00:06] - Introduction and review of international reports: Mohammad Manzarpour, referring to three important reports from the New York Times, Axios and the Guardian, presents a big picture of the unprecedented gap between the US and Europe due to the Europeans' lack of participation in the war against Iran and the opening of the Strait of Hormuz. ​[05:57] - Guest entry and explanation of NATO's strategic shift: The beginning of Manzarpour's conversation with the guest (Mr. Samee Montazeri) about the collapse of the post-World War II security order, Donald Trump's anger at European allies (especially Germany, France, and Italy), and Trump's cost-benefit assessment of the NATO treaty. ​[10:15] - Turkey's special position and hosting of the NATO summit: Analysis of the reasons for the importance of holding the 36th NATO summit in Ankara, Turkey's intense logistical preparations, personal relations between Trump and Erdogan, and Turkey's efforts to play the role of an independent actor and mediator. ​[13:26] - The incident of firing on ships in the Persian Gulf and the "own goal" scenario: Discussion of the damage to three ships (including a Qatari ship) in the past few hours and analysis of the motivation of extremist think tanks in Iran and the possibility of being influenced by destructive international scenarios. ​[15:21] - The Oman Corridor and the Fate of the Strait of Hormuz: Analysis of the British statement and the agreement with France and Oman to keep a security corridor open in the Strait of Hormuz, and Trump's strong stance that any European military action in the region must be carried out under the supervision of "CENTCOM". ​[16:42] - Iran's missile response and the closure of the Oman Corridor: Analysis of Iran's action in the past 48 hours in targeting two ships in the Oman Corridor with shore-to-sea missiles, the positions of the British government, and Europe's real unwillingness to enter into a direct war with Iran. ​[24:01] - The role of "Hakan Fidan" and Turkey's military ambitions: Analysis of the personality of Hakan Fidan (Foreign Minister and former head of the MIT), his 100-day plan for peace, the possibility of Trump delivering F-35 fighters to Turkey, and Israel's security concerns about the new balance of power in the region. ​[30:30] - The ineffectiveness of NATO's Article 5 and the new approach of the Persian Gulf countries: A study of the presence of the Gulf Cooperation Council foreign ministers in Turkey and the inclination of these countries towards creating independent security alliances (such as using the Pakistani army or Israeli defense systems) due to the decline in trust in the United States. ​[31:57] - A compariso...