Trump: We have a plan for the post-regime era in Iran - تليجراف الخليج

U.S. President Donald Trump confirmed that he has a plan for the period following the fall of the Iranian regime but emphasized the need to wait for developments before making final decisions. Speaking from the White House emergency room, Trump said, "We have a plan for everything," expressing confidence that Israel is achieving significant victories in its conflict with Tehran. Although he stated he has not yet made a final decision regarding Iran, he confirmed that options remain open between going to war or allowing Tehran to acquire nuclear weapons, stressing that he does not want to engage directly in combat as long as Israel leads the operations.

Trump also mentioned discussing the Iranian issue with the Pakistani army chief, noting that Iran was close to signing a good nuclear deal but is now facing serious crises due to ongoing missile attacks. He added that Iranians requested to meet at the White House but described their situation as being trapped under continuous bombardment.

Meanwhile, Iran’s mission to the United Nations asserted that the Security Council must condemn threats that increase regional instability and denied that any Iranian official ever sought to "bow at the White House door." The mission highlighted the escalation of Israeli attacks amid growing resistance from Tehran and noted the failure of an Israeli cyberattack aimed at deceiving Iranian public opinion.

The spokesperson for the “Faithful Promise” operation issued a stern warning to Israelis, stating that Israeli airspace is now fully open to Iranian missiles, presenting Israelis with two choices: slow death or escape. Meanwhile, Israel’s ambassador to the UN reaffirmed that Israel will not allow Iran to become a nuclear power and vowed a strong response to confront the Iranian regime that threatens Israel’s existence.

On another front, reports revealed that the U.S. evacuated some embassy staff and their families from Israel via a military aircraft. Israel also announced it destroyed 120 missile launch platforms inside Iran, significantly reducing Tehran’s offensive capabilities. A U.S. official explained that the aircraft carrier USS Ford, under U.S.-European command, will enhance protection and deterrence operations, denying any current plans to deploy it to the Middle East.