Tehran is backing Islamist militants around the Mideast, from Hamas and Hezbollah to the Houthis of Yemen. It’s also making increasing inroads in Africa and strategically aligning with the authoritarian powers of Russia, China and North Korea. National Security Editor Guy Taylor sits down with Norman Roule, the former longtime CIA official and U.S. National Intelligence Manager for Iran, to discuss the regime’s threat to international freedom, the future of its nuclear program amid a brewing Iranian supreme leader succession battle, and the Biden administration’s response.

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Former CIA official Norman Roule joins Threat Status to discuss the regime’s threat to international freedom, the future of its nuclear program amide a brewing Iranian supreme leader succession battle, and the Biden administration’s response.{ai:summary}<p>Tehran's support for militant groups across the Middle East poses a threat to international security. Norman Roule discusses Iran's nuclear program, succession battle, and the Biden administration's response. #foreignaffairs</p>

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