The News Agents Does Trump want to topple Iran’s government?
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Jun 23, 2025 
Zahar Zand, an Iranian broadcaster and TV journalist, shares her unique perspective on the shifting U.S. stance toward Iran, particularly regarding regime change. She discusses the complexity of Iranian emotions as they grapple with foreign attacks and their own oppressive government. Zand highlights the delicate balance between patriotism and fear among Iranians. The conversation also touches on legal challenges faced by British leaders and the implications of Trump's military decisions, revealing the intricate dynamics of power in the region.
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US Denies Regime Change Goal
- Initial statements from US officials emphasized no regime change in Iran was intended.
- The mission was presented strictly as targeted against nuclear sites, not the government itself.
Trump's Regime Change Contradiction
- President Trump suggested regime change "could make Iran great again," contradicting official US stance.
- This complicates the narrative and raises fears of prolonged conflict like Iraq invasion.
Israel Expands Targets, War Risks
- Israeli strikes expanded beyond nuclear sites to places like Evin prison, indicating broader targets.
- Trump's comments open the door for more widespread attacks and an indefinite conflict.