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In this episode of Hindustan Times Point Blank, Executive Editor Shishir Gupta delves into the recent 'Operation Midnight Hammer' and unravels the intricate deception tactics employed by the US military. The episode also explains why the U.S.' attack on nuclear sites in Natanz, Fordow & Isfahan, are not just a message to Iran, but to the U.S.' enemy number 1, China. The episode also explores what happens next for Iran, considering the decimation of its nuclear capabilities. With a potential regime change on the horizon, the discussion touches upon the Zahir Shah model in Afghanistan and the possible role of Reza Pahlavi. Watch this video for all the details.
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