From Obama to Trump: What Awaits Iran?

On Friday, Donald J. Trump appeared before hundreds of thousands gathered in Washington D.C. to witness the inauguration ceremony, marking the peaceful transfer of power from Barack Obama after an eight-year term to one of his biggest critics. As the ceremony began, the Sixth Hour program hosted Hossein Khorram, a Middle East advisor for Donald Trump's campaign in Seattle, and Hooman Fakhimi, a lawyer and political activist for the Democratic Party in California, to discuss what this transfer of power means for Iran alongside the opinions of Radio Farda listeners. In this context, the Trump administration's determination to develop missile defense against the threats posed by 'Iran and North Korea' was highlighted. Donald Trump began his term as the 45th President of the United States, and the live coverage of the inauguration ceremony was provided. The article also touches on various issues such as the changing dynamics of 'proxy wars,' the responsibility of opposition groups, the potential radicalization of Iranian society, and the recent death of the last Mossad representative in Tehran amid the Iranian crisis. It mentions the 1300 hours of internet outages during protests in Iran and the horrific killings that occurred. The shadow of war looms over Tehran, with Trump reportedly seeking decisive military options against Iran. Furthermore, Trump emphasized the need to 'stop executions in Iran' and stated that if the Islamic Republic attempts to assassinate him, it would be 'wiped off the face of the earth.'