Israeli attacks on Iran could push Putin to the brink | Zach Anders

"There would no longer be that red line to cross: nuclear power plants in Ukraine become a target as well."

Fears grow that a deliberate targeting of Iranian nuclear facilities by the West and its allies could encourage Putin to do the same in Ukraine, says Middle East correspondent Zach Anders.

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[JDAfrica]

So let me get this straight?

Russia has nuclear weapons but hasn’t used them - Iran wants nuclear weapons and intends to use them.

And you don’t want an oppressive Iranian dictatorships nuclear program to be struck, who has vowed to use those nuclear weapons against Isreal - in the same way they have used every other weapon they have.

What is Israel meant to do? Just take one for the team?

[Flight-Risk]

Have the UN peacekeepers ever managed to keep any peace anywhere?

[jankauffmann]

His understanding of nuclear site is very flawed. In the Ukrainian context it means nuclear reactors witch purpose is electricity production.
In the Iranian context it is not nuclear reactors but nuclear enrichment facilities to make weapons grade materials.
Why do you interview people who do not understand the huge difference between the two.

[janejones]

Putin is looking really old now. Looks like the war has stressed him out to the max 😮

[lebonericardoramakgala]

Israel is making way for new leadership of these organisations

[JQ-]

This boy has no Ukraine sources. He's made that up!

[perhaglind]

Thanks for a good program I follow this channel every day 👍💞 Greetings from Stockholm Sweden 🇸🇪🤝🇺🇦🤝🇮🇱

[LudvigIndestrucable]

Iranian oil doesn't really affect US or their allies due to sanctions.
Their oil is mostly sold to China, who's already inundated with cheap Russian oil and undergoing economic slowdown so decreasing their demand.

[DavidGetling]

Allowing Iran to develop nukes would be far worse!

[dipaculao]

So he is smiling while Iran is attacking Israel?

[izcoqfz]

Is this just an assumption that Putin would feel empowered to hit nuclear sites or is this based on actual intelligence

[charlesemond]

Wise strategy to end all wars with wording.

[davidhall]

By the way he kept saying "nucular" I thought he was from Texas.

[mathieuledan]

so many journalists saying "nukeelar" instead of "nuclear"

[stevecarr]

Zach you could improve your credibility by dropping 'nucular' from your vocabulary. There is no such word in the English language.

[Jack-oeop]

Wow the times are pushing their agenda with this headline, really poor

[Truth-pn]

Why are UN forces expected to facilitate Israel through the incursion?

[vincentdegennaro]

Push him to the brink of what? He’s already teetering ..

[nospamallowed]

That commentary about the red line is absurd. There is a huge difference between military and civilian nuclear.

Especially in regard to a country that already made it perfectly clear that they plan to use them, either directly or through their terrorist proxies.

I would fully expect Israel to embark on a relentless response until there are no more launchers, nuclear, military stockpiles or military manufacturing in Iran, plus regime change.

[russellspeed]

Just more silly nonsense from the boy Zach.