🇮🇷 A University of Tehran expert has sounded alarms about potential security risks posed by recent U.S. demands. Foad Izadi, associate professor at the Faculty of World Studies, claims proposed restrictions on Iran's missile programs and nuclear site disclosures could "leave the country defenseless" against external threats.
💥 Izadi argues these conditions would weaken Tehran's ability to respond to attacks while creating what he calls a "dangerous power imbalance" in the region. The warning comes as global attention focuses on Middle Eastern security dynamics this year.
🌍 Analysts suggest this development could impact everything from oil markets to diplomatic relations across Asia. For young professionals tracking geopolitical risks, and students studying international security frameworks, this clash highlights modern challenges in balancing transparency with national sovereignty.
