joining us is patrick sykes out of istanbul. the risk of iran intervening has not been met with a ton of welcome, not even from the u.s. or arabian peers. talk about what we know about the risk. patrick: i think oliver is right about that, the different perception from the region itself. iran's message to the u.s. has been you are calling for restraint from everyone in the region but at the same time you are sending aircraft carriers and helping to arm israel. at the same time, they are warning that if this am a what they call war crimes in gaza, continue, the situation could get out of control. so far they are not spelling out what that could look like. they are leaving some ambiguity about who might get involved and how, if at all, iran could get involved. would it be through proxies, would it be directly. i think that's the next question. at the same time, blinken has been doing his diplomatic tour and the armenian foreign minister has been doing the same, sort of parallel diplomatic trek the past few days. the only spot where