Brian Hook Says Iran is the Principal Driver of Instability in the Middle East

The video discusses Iran's attempts to launch satellites and the potential US response, highlighting the link to ballistic missile development. It covers the UN arms embargo on Iran, set to expire in 2020, and the US's call to extend it. The G7's stance on Iran's nuclear threat is explored, with emphasis on US and allies' shared threat assessment. The UK's role in maritime security and the ongoing issue of Iran's tanker seizure are detailed. Finally, the video outlines future diplomatic efforts to negotiate a new Iran deal addressing nuclear and missile programs.

What is the primary concern of the US regarding Iran's satellite launches?

• They are a threat to global satellite communications.

• They violate international space treaties.

• They could lead to the development of intercontinental ballistic missiles.

• They are a waste of resources.

What is set to expire in October 2020 concerning Iran?

• Iran's nuclear deal.

• Iran's membership in the UN.

• The UN arms embargo on Iran.

• The US sanctions on Iran.

What is the shared view among G7 countries regarding Iran?

• Iran should be supported in its regional policies.

• Iran's nuclear program is not a threat.

• Iran is a principal driver of instability in the Middle East.

• Iran should be allowed to develop nuclear weapons.

What action did the UK take in response to threats in the Persian Gulf?

• Joined the US effort to enhance maritime security.

• Increased oil imports from Iran.

• Imposed new sanctions on Iran.

• Withdrew from the G7 discussions.

Which country announced it would not provide services to the Iranian oil tanker?

• Italy

• Turkey

• Greece

• Spain

What is the US's ultimate goal regarding Iran's nuclear and missile programs?

• To ignore Iran's activities.

• To replace the existing deal with a new and better one.

• To support Iran's regional aggression.

• To allow Iran to continue its current programs.

What was the nature of the seizure of the British ship by Iran?

• It was a military seizure.

• It was a commercial transaction.

• It was a peaceful negotiation.

• It was a diplomatic misunderstanding.