Iranian Exile Defends U.S. Strikes as Regime Remains Patient Threat

Iranian exile Nazee Moinian argues that the U.S. military action against Iran was justified against a regime that has been an aggressively patient threat waiting to pounce. His defense pushes back against anti-war protesters and emphasizes the necessity of striking preemptively against a hostile adversary. The commentary reinforces the administration's stance that the conflict is a defensive necessity against long-term Iranian aggression.