00:00We're coming to the end. I mean, are you satisfied that Iran's nuclear program has been more or less paralyzed or would you say that it's simply been delayed?
00:14Well, I think you need to firstly establish what battlefield damage assessment would tell you.
00:20The second thing you'd need to know is whether there was a part of a covert program within this.
00:26So one of the indicators of that, of course, is that Iran is still a part of the nonproliferation treaty.
00:34So the IAEA inspectors should come in. If they are not allowed to do that and Iran pulls out of the NPT,
00:40then you could say that Iran is still at some time going to go for a dash for a bomb.
00:45And that is really what is the short term paradox wrapped in the long term paradox.
00:49The short term paradox, you may have paralyzed a nuclear program at the moment.
00:53The long term paradox is they still might go to it, particularly if you still have this type of regime in power in the future.
01:00I do this topic.
01:03So, I think so.
01:04I love this.
01:05I think so that's the ejemplo of whichbak will get further...
01:06And then, you know, the last thing to use is that trigger calamari, right?
