Trump threatens Iran with bombings and talks about a regime change

American President Donald Trump stated that a "regime change" is inevitable in Iran, threatening that "he will continue to joyfully bomb" if negotiations with Iranian leaders are unsuccessful. Trump claimed that all representatives of the regime led by Ali Khamenei have been killed and that they are negotiating with people they consider reasonable. He cited Venezuela as an example, where the United States is discussing with former Vice President Delcy Rodriguez.

Trump also emphasized that he does not guarantee the cessation of hostilities, which escalated after the Israeli-American attacks on February 28. Despite his threats, Trump announced that he would postpone attacks on Iranian energy infrastructure for five days, citing "productive discussions."

Iran rejected Trump's claims, emphasizing that there are no negotiations between the two countries.