Trump Backs Iran Regime Change, Israel Could Lead

0:00On March 9, President Donald Trump has stated he would back the elimination of Iran's new Supreme Leader, Mochitaba Kamenay, unless he agrees to halt. The country's nuclear program, current and former U.S. officials shared this stance with, the Wall Street Journal, highlighting Trump's firm demands for Iran to abandon its nuclear ambitions entirely. Trump has long expressed the desire to influence who leads Iran next, especially after pushing for an unconditional surrender. In recent interviews, he made it clear that another Kamenay in power does not align with his vision for peace and stability in the region. Israeli officials can handle such an operation, according to reports. When asked about it on CNN, Israel's foreign minister Gideon Sayar kept things vague, simply saying to, wait and see. Meanwhile, recent Israeli strikes have targeted family members of the new leader, including his father and wife. Mochitaba Kamenay stepped into the top role just this past Sunday, seen by many as a tough

1:00hardliner, much like his predecessor, experts doubt he'll bend to U.S. terms anytime soon, given Iran's commitment to its nuclear goals. As tension simmer, the White House has not yet responded to requests for comment, leaving the world watching how this bold rhetoric might play out.