Trump Considers Overthrowing Iranian Regime Amid Escalating White House Debates

According to reports from Fox News and the Financial Times, U.S. President Donald Trump is reconsidering the possibility of overthrowing the regime in Tehran. Discussions are underway within the White House about escalating military actions against Iran to a full-scale war aimed at regime change. This option has resurfaced after diplomatic efforts to reach an agreement with Iran failed.

The Financial Times reports that the Trump administration is also seeking to encourage internal uprisings within Iran as part of its strategy. Officials describe this as a renewed "Plan A" to topple the Iranian government amid ongoing efforts to find alternative solutions to the prolonged crisis.

Additionally, an earlier Israeli proposal to arm Kurdish groups opposing Tehran is being reconsidered. This plan was previously rejected by the U.S. due to Turkish opposition and threats of military retaliation. Meanwhile, U.S. military forces have conducted new strikes against Iranian targets that threatened freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz.

President Trump is expected to make a decision on expanding the military campaign against Iran in the coming days, signaling a potential shift toward a more aggressive U.S. stance in the region.