Video / Wali Nasr, Obama's former adviser: This war is a historical turning point for Iran / Tehran must decide whether it is in its interest to be in a permanent absolute conflict with a great risk to the name of America or find ways to at least reduce that risk / Every country must finally come to its own conclusion whether or not it can continue the strategy it has had until now.

But Nasr, Obama's former adviser, said in an interview with "Chosen": Iran is facing a much bigger country which believes that this bigger power is a danger to it. Even if all his hypotheses about this risk are correct, he should still say whether it is in Iran's interest to be in a permanent absolute conflict with this much greater risk or find ways to at least reduce that risk.

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But Nasr, Obama's former adviser, said in an interview with "Chosen": Iran is facing a much bigger country which believes that this bigger power is a danger to it. Even if all his hypotheses about this risk are correct, he should still say whether it is in Iran's interest to be in a permanent absolute conflict with this much greater risk or find ways to at least reduce that risk.

He added: "Iran should have an internal debate, every country should finally come to its own conclusion whether it can continue with the strategy it has had until now or not." This war is a historical turning point for Iran. First of all, it was such a big war and it caused so much damage, and at the same time, Iran had major victories and victories in this war, so it no longer has a series of weaknesses or fears that it had before, and it should perhaps consider a series of new fears and weaknesses. But this war has been such a big turning point that it is necessary for Iran to think and look at its future in a new way, and the hypotheses it has had so far are not necessarily wrong.