Trump suggests regime change in Iran

Reports have confirmed that U.S. President Donald Trump has revived the idea of regime change in Iran following the failure of diplomatic efforts and escalating tensions, especially with ongoing unrest in the Strait of Hormuz area. At the start of the conflict, Trump believed that intensive strikes would lead to protests in Tehran and encourage the Iranian people to rise against their government. However, he later backed away from this approach and focused on imposing sanctions and tightening economic pressures. Despite recent military escalations, the current situation is viewed as favorable for the United States, which controls a significant part of the Strait of Hormuz and is working to weaken the Iranian economy. Currently, there are no serious efforts to resume negotiations. The idea of regime change has shifted to a strategy of resource strangulation, with expectations that Iran's economic decline will continue in the absence of decisive protests for the time being.

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