US EditionTrump is open to regime change in Iran
- President Donald Trump suggested the possibility of a regime change in Iran, despite his administration's previous assertions that such a move was not the goal.
- The U.S. strikes targeted the Fordo and Natanz enrichment facilities, as well as the Isfahan nuclear site, causing 'sustained, extremely severe damage and destruction.'
- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated, 'We are very close to achieving our goals' in neutralizing Iran's nuclear and missile threats.
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Trump is questioning the Iranian leadership in a Truth Social Post and pointing to a regime change.
Tehran says to the UN that its armed forces will decide the “magnitude” of the U.S. response Guterres calls on Iran to “total access” to review its nuclear facilities
The U.S. had announced that when it entered the Middle East, it would only be about the destruction of Iran's nuclear program. US President Donald Trump now contradicts this version for the first time. The Republican coquettes with a change of power in Tehran. "It is not politically correct to use the term 'regime change', the Republican wrote on Truth Social. "But if the current Iranian leadership is not able to make Iran great again, then why …
WASHINGTON. US President Donald Trump is now toying with the idea of overthrowing the leaders of Iran. It could be described as a major departure from last year's election campaign - or another step towards a new chauvinistic world order.
The US President called this Sunday to "make Iran big again", adapting his campaign slogan "Maga" to the Iranian political situation.
TRUMP BOMBED IRAN BECAUSE HE'S LOST AMERICA - 6.23.25 - Countdown with Keith Olbermann
SEASON 3 EPISODE 140: COUNTDOWN WITH KEITH OLBERMANN A-Block (1:45) SPECIAL COMMENT:We join the Trump Dictatorship, already in progress. He has attacked Iran, declared undeclared war on Iran, denied he wanted regime change there and is now insisting there should be regime change. And it's all because he has lost America. The Economist polling that has his OVERALL approval underwater in FIFTEEN states… that HE WON LAST YEAR. SEVEN under in Pennsy…
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