U.S. President Donald Trump asserted that the new Supreme Leader in Iran will not remain in power for long without obtaining approval from the United States.
"I would approve the selection of a new leader for Iran, even if they have ties to the previous regime; there are many qualified individuals," Trump stated.
Trump added that Iran had been planning to seize control of the entire Middle East and was on the verge of launching an attack to achieve that goal.
Commenting on the possibility of sending special forces to seize Iran's uranium, he remarked: "Everything is on the table," according to an urgent report by Al-Qahera News.
Previously, President Trump blamed Iran for an attack on a girls' primary school in southern Iran, which resulted in the deaths of at least 168 children and 14 teachers.
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