Prof. Marandi: Why the US Cannot Win an Oil War with Iran @ThinkBRICS
Prof. Marandi: Why the US Cannot Win an Oil War with Iran  @ThinkBRICS
Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Professor Marandi exposes the truth about the failed Islamabad talks and why a U.S. 'Oil War' with Iran would trigger a global economic depression.

🌍 The Oil War: Why Washington’s Strategy Just Backfired
As the Islamabad talks collapse, the stakes have shifted from diplomacy to a potential "Global Economic Depression." In this segment, Professor Seyed Mohammad Marandi explains why a direct conflict with Iran is a battle the U.S. and its allies are not prepared to win.

Key Insights in this Video:
- The Hormuz Chokepoint: Why a closure of the Strait would end the dollar’s dominance and trigger a global collapse.
- Beyond Diplomacy: Why the U.S. continues to violate ceasefires and how Iran’s 10-point plan was ignored.
- The Nuclear Dilemma: Is deterrence the only path left for sovereign nations facing "extermination" threats?

Professor Marandi provides a firsthand account of the Islamabad talks, revealing the coercion tactics used by the Trump administration and why sovereignty remains Iran’s non-negotiable priority.

What This Video Covers In-Depth:
- The Netanyahu Veto: How JD Vance was allegedly reporting directly to the Israeli Prime Minister during the negotiation process.
- The Islamabad Breakdown: The specific us violations that led the Iranian delegation to declare the iran talks meaningless.
- Economic Warfare: The impact of the US blockade on civilian goods and the iran nuclear deal status.
- The "Extermination" Rhetoric: Professor Marandi responds to Trump's recent threats against Iranian civilization.
- Think BRICS Analysis: How geopolitics and the axis of resistance are preparing for a potential escalation in the middle east.

While this interview focuses heavily on the immediate fallout of the Islamabad talks and current us iran relations, it does not provide a historical timeline of the 1979 revolution or the early 2015 iran nuclear deal (JCPOA) negotiations. This video is strictly focused on the 2026 geopolitics and the Trump administration's current foreign policy. We do not discuss the domestic social protests in Iran or detailed technical specifications of iran nuclear talks enrichment levels. Furthermore, this segment does not cover the internal Zionist lobby funding structures or the upcoming US election polling data.

Our focus remains on diplomacy, sovereignty, and the ceasefire violations that have reshaped international relations today. If you are looking for military hardware comparisons or Netanyahu's domestic legal challenges, those topics are outside the scope of this specific Think BRICS report.

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0:00 - Iran Walks Out of Nuclear Talks: Islamabad Shock Explained
0:28 - Why Iran Abandoned US Talks After Ceasefire Violations
1:21 - Ceasefire Breakdown: US, Netanyahu, and Rising Tensions
2:27 - US Blockade and Broken Promises End Diplomacy with Iran
3:19 - Uranium Enrichment Clash: Iran Sovereignty vs US Demands
3:57 - Can Diplomacy Work? Inside the Iran Nuclear Deadlock
4:32 - Trump, Netanyahu, and the Zionist Lobby: What’s Driving War?
5:30 - Why the US Can’t Win Against Iran—War vs Negotiation
5:59 - Iran vs US-Israel: The Deep Geopolitical Divide Explained
6:33 - Ideology Clash: Iran, Israel, and the Battle Over Palestine
7:57 - Ethnosupremacy vs Equality: The Core Conflict in the Middle East
8:47 - Gaza, Propaganda, and the Information War Explained
9:42 - Islamabad Talks: Can Diplomacy Prevent a Wider Middle East War?
10:10 - Pakistan’s Role in Iran-US Negotiations and Regional Power Shifts
11:00 - Iran’s Rise: Can It Become the Middle East’s Superpower?
11:33 - Iran Claims Victory: Did the US Lose the War?
13:00 - Iran’s Vision: No Hegemony, Only Regional Stability
13:53 - Can Pakistan Stay Neutral in Iran-US-Israel Tensions?
15:19 - What Happens If War Escalates? Global Economic Collapse Warning
16:15 - Why a US-Iran War Could Trigger Global Depression
16:42 - Iran’s Red Line: No Surrender Despite US Threats
17:46 - Pakistan-Iran Relations: Public Support and Strategic Trust
19:25 - Path to Peace: Why the US Must Respect Iran
20:33 - “Going to Tehran”: The Missed Chance for US-Iran Relations
20:56 - War or Peace? The Future of US-Iran Relations Explained

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