The Trump administration is considering extreme scenarios, including the elimination of Iranian leader Khamenei, in the event of a failure in nuclear negotiations with Iran.

The Trump administration is analyzing extreme options in the event that negotiations with Iran regarding the nuclear program fail, including the removal of the supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, and his son, Mojtaba. According to an advisor, the Pentagon has plans prepared for every scenario, including military actions. Trump could allow Iran to continue enriching uranium only if it provides clear guarantees that it will not develop nuclear weapons. The risk of a military conflict between the United States and Iran is considered greater than the chances of an agreement, and Israel is preparing for a possible joint military action with the U.S. Negotiations have stalled on issues such as uranium enrichment and the lifting of sanctions, and U.S. officials emphasize that any offer from Iran must be detailed and convincing.