The president concluded the message in plataforma Truth Social With the acronym Miga, referring to “Make Iran Great Again”, imitating his campaign slogan “Make America Great Again”.
United States President Donald Trump suggested that he supports a “change of regime” in Iran, a day after the American nuclear-central bombing.
“It is not politically correct to use the term ‘regime change’, but if the current Iranian regime cannot do the big will again, why would there be no change of regime?” He wrote in his social network, Truth Social.
The president concluded the message with the acronym Miga, referring to “Make Iran Great Again”, imitating his campaign slogan “Make America Great Again”.
In another message on the same platform, He stated that damage to Iran’s nuclear facilities after Saturday night’s attack were “monumental”.
“The attacks were strong and accurate. Our army showed great skill. Thank you!”
Donald Trump made the comments after, throughout the day, his administration has denied that the United States are at war with Iran due to .
The Secretary of Defense, Pete Hegseth, said the operation never aimed to seek a “regime change” in Iran, but the dismantling of the Tehran nuclear program.
The Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, explained that the US does not plan new military operations and He invited Tehor to sit and negotiate an agreement to end the enrichment of uranium.
“We are not at war with Iran. We are at war against the Iranian nuclear program. And we are incredibly grateful and proud of the United States Air Force pilots who did incredible work last night [na noite de sábado para domingo]”The US Vice President Jd Vance said in turn.
Iran promised to retaliate the attack on the nuclear power plants of Isfahan, Natanz and an operation nicknamed “midnight hammer” and described by the US Pentagon (Department of Defense) as the greatest bombardment with B-2 aircraft in history.
