Trump says ‘regime change’ underway in Iran

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President Donald Trump has said that “regime change” is effectively underway in Iran, while warning that if talks with Iranian figures contacted by the United States do not succeed, then bombing will continue, AFP reports.

Trump made clear talks were not with Iran’s new supreme leader Mojtaba Khamenei but with people he described as “very reasonable,” while so many top officials had already been killed in the conflict that “there’s automatically a regime change.”

If talks fail, he told reporters, “we’ll just keep bombing our little hearts out.”

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