Iran warns of severe retaliation if attacked, and targets Israeli and U.S. allies.

Nima Rostami Alkhorshid:

1. What was the outcome of the meeting between the Iranian foreign minister and European countries?

2. How would you describe the current interactions between Iran and Israel?

3. Does Iran believe European countries can play a meaningful role in easing tensions with the U.S.?

4. If the U.S. attacks Iran and Saudi Arabia supports the U.S., how would Iran respond?

5. How do recent Israeli military actions and Western support impact the region?

Mohammad Marandi:

1. The talks were firm, with Iran emphasizing enrichment as a red line and rejecting external interference.

2. Iran is using strategic, unpredictable strikes to deplete Israeli defenses and prepare for future actions.

3. Europe isn’t seen as important; Iran focuses more on the broader international community for diplomatic support.

4. Any complicit Gulf states would be targeted, and their alliances with the U.S. would not protect them.

5. An attack on Iran would lead to severe regional and global consequences, including economic shocks and loss of U.S. influence.