Iran's missile program
Irans missile program among tens of differences between Iran and the West in recent decades, a most challenging instance has been Irans missile program.
Iranians regard their missiles as a savior, as the defense against threats by the US and its West-Asian allies. But the US says the missile program threatens the interests of the US and its friends. Missile-manufacturing countries are somewhat a club. So what if Iran joins as yet another member? Why is that so tough for the US to swallow? And why does Iran need long-range missiles? For answers, watch this edition of Interface. In this episode we have Mr. Scott Benet from San Francisco. And in the Tehran studio Mr. Foad Izadi, a Tehran University Professor.
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