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In a sharp geopolitical breakdown, Bar. Emeka Ugwuonye—renowned legal consultant and CEO of DPA International—dissects why the idea of Trump engineering a regime change in Iran is unrealistic, unpacking the legal barriers, global power dynamics, and strategic realities that make Tehran far harder to topple than political rhetoric suggests.

It's very realistic.. but gulf Arabs nation don't want it.

They feel Iran is the only thing keeping Israel in check.

Israel will be too powerful in the middle east...and Arabs don't like it.

Turkey has been the 1 country pushing for dialogs.

Turkey does not want a powerful Israel.

Arabs benefit from Israel coming to beg them against Iran.

If USA unleashes its weapons against Iran, Iran won't last a night. It's more of politics

hotwax:
It's very realistic.. but gulf Arabs nation don't want it.

They feel Iran is the only thing keeping Israel in check.

Israel will be too powerful in the middle east...and Arabs don't like it.

Turkey has been the 1 country pushing for dialogs.

Turkey does not want a powerful Israel.

Arabs benefit from Israel coming to beg them against Iran.

If USA unleashes its weapons against Iran, Iran won't last a night. It's more of politics

It may not be that easy. The US tried it in the past and it didn’t end well. The U.S. actions in Iranian history, especially the 1953 coup, helped create political conditions that indirectly contributed to the Islamic Revolution that eventually brought Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini and his clerical supporters to power in 1979. Many people in Iran, especially the young people are secular and would like to get out of the shackles of the Ayatollah’s, but there are many people who won’t want a US puppet as a leader.

FROM WHAT HAPPENED IN VENEZUELA, TRUMP CAN CAPTURE PUTIN JUST LIKE THAT..
NO NEED TO RUSH. PUTIN AND XI. MUST BEHAVE THEMSELVES.