According to The Wall Street Journal, US President Donald Trump has already told his team that he will order the assassination of Iran's new supreme leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, son of the late Ali Khamenei, if he continues his father's political line and does not agree to concessions.
Points of attention
- Trump's desire to influence Iran's leadership is evident as he expresses discontent with the election of Iran's new supreme leader, but keeps his plans under wraps.
- The unfolding situation between Trump and Iran's new leader raises concerns over potential escalations and the impact on international relations.
Trump is determined to act tough
The Wall Street Journal learned about Trump's intentions from several insiders in the US president's entourage.
According to them, as of today, the White House considers Khamenei Jr. to be the person who will continue his father's "hard line."
Donald Trump is convinced that Mojtaba is not ready to make concessions.
Anonymous sources claim that the implementation of a potential operation to eliminate the new leader of Iran will most likely be entrusted to Israel.
Not long ago, Donald Trump announced that he wants to personally participate in determining the next leader of Iran.
Against this backdrop, he called Khamenei Jr. "worthless" and also threatened that without his approval, the next leader of Iran "will not last long."
According to the head of the White House, he is "unhappy" with the election of Iran's new supreme leader, but did not want to reveal his plans for him.
