Despite US-Israel Strikes, History Suggests Trump's Push for Iran Regime Change Will Be Difficult

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Trump Urges Iran Regime Change After US-Israel Strikes Kill Khamenei

A protestor holds an Iranian flag during a protest against the US and Israel attack or target of Iran and the killing of the Supreme leader in front of the US embassy in Athens, on March 1, 2026.- AFP

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Firstpost•01-03-2026, 18:55

Trump Urges Iran Regime Change After US-Israel Strikes Kill Khamenei

•President Trump called on Iranians to 'seize control of your destiny' following joint US-Israel airstrikes.
•The strikes reportedly killed Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, confirmed by Iranian state media.
•History shows US attempts at regime change, like in Vietnam, Iraq, and Afghanistan, often lead to prolonged conflict.
•Trump previously criticized 'nation building' and 'regime change' policies, raising questions about current strategy.
•Experts question if the US understands the complexities of fostering stable political change in Iran.

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