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Trump Fuels Regime Change Speculation After Iran Strikes. President Trump’s team insists the U.S. doesn’t seek regime change in Iran—only the end of its nuclear ambitions. But Trump’s Truth Social post questioned why there wouldn’t be regime change if Iran can’t “MAKE IRAN GREAT AGAIN” Vice President JD Vance emphasized: “We don’t want regime change. We want to end Iran’s nuclear program”. Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth echoed that the military strikes were strictly targeted. Yet Trump’s tone contradicted his advisers’ coordinated message, reigniting speculation about deeper intentions. Rubio admitted on Fox News that continued nuclear pursuit could “be the end of the regime”. Internally, the Trump administration is torn between hawkish messaging and concerns over MAGA-base backlash. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene expressed frustration, saying she’s “sick of” regime-change wars and their toll on U.S. troops. Vance, once an anti-war voice, now backs Trump’s strategy but still hopes for diplomacy with Iran if it halts its nuclear drive. As Iran vows retaliation, Foreign Minister Araghchi warns the U.S. has “crossed a very big red line.”
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