US EditionHaley says US ‘should not engage in regime change in Iran’: ‘Stay focused’
- Haley stated the U.S. should not engage in regime change in Iran, urging to 'stay focused.'
- G7 leaders declared that Iran should not possess nuclear weapons and affirmed Israel's right to defend itself.
- Iran's Foreign Minister described Israel's attack as a 'declaration of war' and urged the UN Security Council to act.
- Trump's administration pulled the U.S. out of the nuclear deal in 2018, despite Iran adhering to it.
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Is regime change in Iran inevitable?
The Middle East currently stands at a crossroads. The future geopolitical balance and perhaps also the historical direction of the region depend on the outcome of the war currently underway between Israel and Iran. With the US poised on the cusp of possible intervention, it’s important to grasp the nature and dimension of what is at stake. To understand the weight of the present moment, it is necessary to accurately define the nature of the cu…
The Israel/US Proxy War for Regime Change in Iran
Only days ago, President Trump reiterated that Iran will never have nuclear weapons. Yet, according to US intelligence assessments, Iran was up to three years away from being able to produce and deliver a nuclear weapon. While Israel built its case for war, the US didn’t buy it. The problem is that Trump did. In […] The post The Israel/US Proxy War for Regime Change in Iran appeared first on Modern Diplomacy.
Nikki Haley opposes Iran regime change, calls to help Israel destroy nuclear sites
"The US should not engage in regime change in Iran. Our focus should only be on our national security. The Iranian regime has threatened the US with nuclear production for years," Haley posted on X.
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