The US engaged in the war with Iran unprepared and without a plan, as Donald Trump was dragged in by Netanyahu believing the operation would be completed in a few days, argues international relations expert Stavros Kalenteridis, speaking on BankingNews.gr’s web TV, BNtv, on the show MAGGA. Responding to Antzi Stathatou, Mr. Kalenteridis analyzes why the plan to overthrow the theocratic regime failed and how the weapons sent by the US fell into the wrong hands. He also explains that the rescue operation of an American pilot days ago took place within the framework of an unsuccessful operation to steal nuclear material from Isfahan. At the same time, developments highlight the involvement of Russia and China, the use of the BeiDu navigation system by the Iranians, and infrared technology that neutralized the "locking" tracking systems of American fighter jets.
Greece participates in the war – Why we never learned the agreement for sending Patriots to Saudi Arabia - Foreign Ministry "playing dumb" on Turks in Cyprus
Stavros Kalenteridis refers to the unknown agreement for the deployment of Greek Patriot missiles to Saudi Arabia since 2021 and wonders if the country received compensation or if the deal was made on the basis of promoting the personal business interests of certain members of the Mitsotakis government. Amidst all this, "no one is talking about the piratical presence of Turkey in Cyprus," the international relations expert points out.
Zelensky lost the opportunity to sign a peace deal and is constantly losing territory – What pedophile satyr Epstein was doing in Patmos
On the Russo-Ukrainian front, Russia continues to advance, while Ukraine "lost the opportunity to sign a peace agreement," explains Mr. Kalenteridis, who also refers to the "anti-Russian obsession in Europe which shows that there are personal interests of European leaders." He further makes reference to the activities of the satyr Epstein in Patmos, through an NGO supposedly for the protection of abused children! Watch the full episode of the show MAGGA on BNtv:
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