Jun 20, 2025
Khushi Kumari
In “Trumpworld,” Toppling Rulers Is Taboo
When it comes to overthrowing foreign leaders, Trump holds a firm line: in his world, regime change is off the table
As conflict with Iran heats up, Trump insists direct attacks risking regime collapse are off-limits—prioritizing negotiation over war
Since 2016, Trump has rejected efforts of regime-toppling, focusing the U.S. mission narrowly on counterterrorism and diplomacy
Trump reportedly vetoed an Israeli plan to assassinate Supreme Leader Khamenei, stating U.S. targets must initiate such changes
Trump resists regime change due to past interventions in Iraq and Libya that destabilized nations—he sees them as cautionary tales
National Security Advisor John Bolton advocated for Iran’s overthrow. Trump dismissed him, citing unpredictable fallout from radical change
Trump’s realpolitik view: negotiate with whoever holds power, regardless of democratic credentials—mirroring Kissinger’s approach
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