Washington, DC – US President Donald Trump affirmed that the United States is not seeking regime change in Iran, emphasizing that Washington’s goal is to prevent Tehran from acquiring a nuclear weapon.
This came in his latest remarks regarding US policy toward the Islamic Republic.
Confirmation of Washington’s objectives
Trump explained that the US administration is focusing on ensuring that Iran does not develop military nuclear capabilities,
stressing that changing the Iranian regime is not among the goals that the United States seeks at the current stage.
These statements come at a time when the region is witnessing rapid
developments following the recent military confrontation between the United States and Iran.
It was also followed by understandings and a ceasefire, in addition to continuing political contacts between the two sides.
Messages directed both internally and externally
Trump’s remarks are seen as an attempt to clarify the official US position
amid speculation about the future of relations with Tehran.
There are also questions about the possibility of escalating political or military pressure on Iran.
The message also aims to reassure regional allies and partners that US policy is not aimed at regime change in Iran.
Rather, it focuses on addressing security issues, primarily the nuclear program.
Continued pressure on Iran
Despite ruling out regime change, Washington affirms its continued
pressure on Iran to prevent it from acquiring nuclear weapons capabilities,
while maintaining options for retaliation should it violate agreements or threaten regional security.
Trump remarks follow a series of statements in which he asserted that the US military is the strongest in the world.
He also indicated that the United States achieved its military objectives during the recent confrontation with Iran.
The Iranian nuclear issue remains a top priority in US policy toward Tehran.
