Jacob Kirkegaard, a foreign policy expert, discusses the implications of US air strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities. He argues that regime change is necessary to neutralize Iran's nuclear threat, despite the success of 'Operation Midnight Hammer'. Kirkegaard believes Iran is currently in a weak military position and unlikely to escalate the conflict. He warns that while the damage to Iranian sites may hinder uranium enrichment, Iran still possesses enough enriched uranium to potentially develop a nuclear bomb. He concludes that Trump will be remembered for bombing Iran, and Europe is largely irrelevant in the conflict.