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It's being called the 12-day war, but is it really over? For now, Iran and Israel have paused their attacks. But Tehran is demanding the UN Security Council label Israel and the US as the aggressors for attacking its nuclear sites. Iran's parliament has also unanimously voted to suspend all cooperation with the UN's nuclear watchdog until it guarantees the country's security.

France, Germany, and Britain have urged Iran not to abandon cooperation with the IAEA. But with its nuclear future uncertain, Tehran is taking a hard line, including the mass arrests and executions of those it claims are tied to Israeli intelligence. A potential meeting, once floated by President Trump, has been firmly rejected by Iran. After Supreme Leader Khamenei declared victory, Trump fired back, scrapping any plans for sanctions relief. But the impact of this conflict and a weakened Iran reaches beyond the Middle East. Could Azerbaijan feel empowered to push more aggressively on border issues, and could Armenia face growing uncertainty without Tehran's support?

Guests:
Hassan Ahmadian
MENA Professor at Tehran University