Trump Pushes for Iran Regime Change, Amid Escalating Attacks

0:00On March 6, President Donald Trump said Thursday that a full-ground invasion of Iran would be pointless, pushing instead for a new leader to. Overhaul the regime after Supreme Leader Ayatollah Kaminay's death. He told NBC News the U.S. wants someone who would wipe the slate clean right away, not drag it out over years, and hinted he knows good candidates. Without naming them, meanwhile, Iran's interim counsel is moving to convene the assembly of experts to pick Kaminay's successor, with his son mulch-taba emerging as the top. Choice, despite lacking high clerical rank and facing Israeli threats to take him out. Iran's foreign minister warned a U.S. ground attack would spell disaster for America, but Trump brushed it off as empty talk amid ongoing U.S. strikes. Trump urged Iran's revolutionary guard corps, military, and police to surrender arms, promising immunity and a chance to reclaim the country for its. People, or face certain death. He claimed Iran has reached out for a deal,

1:01but it's too late, boasting the U.S. and Israel have destroyed their navy, air force, and defenses far ahead of schedule. Across the region, Iran launched its heaviest barrages yet. Thursday night, hitting Israel and Gulf allies like Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, and others, injuring civilians and sparking fires at key sites including in Abu Dhabi Marina and Bahrain refinery. As Bilal fired missiles, too, while Azerbaijan reported drone strikes near its border. As U.S. and Israeli forces ramp up bomber runs and dismantle Iran's capabilities, officials say the regime faces unprecedented isolation, with operations advancing swiftly toward regime collapse.