US war on Iran reshaping both regional alliances and intl. public opinion: Journalist
As tensions between Iran and the United States continue to dominate regional politics, debate is intensifying over Tehran's military response to US aggression, the role of Western governments and media, and shifting public perceptions across West Asia and beyond.
In this interview, Sakina Datoo, journalist and political activist, examines the narratives surrounding the war, the geopolitical calculations of regional states, and the broader implications for Iran's standing, arguing that the evolving crisis is reshaping both regional alliances and international public opinion.
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