While diplomacy in the international arena has reached a dead end, former President of the United States, Donald Trump, has once again turned to the regime change scenario in Iran. He has privately asked his national security team why the people of Iran do not take action to overthrow their government. This question clearly reflects Trump's deep concerns about the political situation in Iran and the international community's inability to bring about fundamental changes.
Repetition of Old Scenarios
Trump, who had promised regime change in Iran during his presidency, now seems to have put this strategy back on his agenda. This approach, especially as nuclear negotiations and efforts to improve relations with Iran have reached a dead end, indicates a shift in his political stance. In this context, many questions arise about the future of Iran and the role of the people in shaping it.
