In a world where tensions between Iran, America, and Israel are boiling over, American journalist Tucker Carlson has done what many haven’t – he interviewed Iran’s president, Masoud Pezeshkian. And not just any interview, but one conducted over the X network with a translator, set to be released in full in a day or two. What’s already clear? The questions were blunt and sharp: “Do you want war with the United States? Do you want war with Israel?” Carlson didn’t waste time on empty talk or dodging; he demanded honest answers, even though he knew some topics, like Iran’s nuclear program, wouldn’t get a straight truth.
This isn’t Carlson’s first attempt to get answers from Iran’s president – it’s his third request in a few months. He’s also interviewed Russian President Vladimir Putin and Texas Republican Senator Ted Cruz, showing he’s not afraid to tackle the toughest global political questions.
Why does this interview matter so much? Because the world is on the edge of a new conflict, and few dare to ask directly: “Do you want war?” Instead of diplomatic fluff and political games, Carlson went straight to the heart of the matter. While the world holds its breath over a possible clash, this interview could be a key moment to understand Iran’s true intentions.
Of course, we can’t expect Iran’s president to openly admit war plans, but the fact that the interview happened at all, with such direct questions, sheds new light on the global political stage. Is this the start of a new era of openness or just another political show? Time will tell.
Meanwhile, as we wait for the full interview, we can only guess and debate what Iran’s president will really say. What about you? Do you think the world really wants a new war, or is this just another power play? Drop a comment, share your thoughts, and remember – politics is often messier than soap operas, and this interview is definitely an episode you don’t want to miss!
