Trump threatens to change the Iranian leader and reveals the existence of an alternative to Mojtaba Khamenei

US President Donald Trump hinted at the possibility of changing the Supreme Leader in Iran, revealing that he is considering someone who could replace Iranian Leader Mojtaba Khamenei, without mentioning any details about the identity of this replacement.

Trump said in an interview with CBS that the war may end soon, noting that Iran has lost most of its military capabilities. He added: “I think the war is largely completed. They have no navy, no communications, and no air force.”

The US President confirmed that the United States is ahead “by a large margin” compared to the time frame that was initially estimated, which ranged between four and five weeks.

When asked about Iranian Leader Mojtaba Khamenei, whom he had previously criticized publicly, Trump said that he did not have any message for him, adding: “Nothing at all,” but at the same time he indicated that he was considering someone to replace him.

Regarding the Strait of Hormuz, Trump explained that ships are currently moving in the waterway, but indicated that he is “thinking about controlling it.” He also issued a stern warning to Iran, saying that Tehran had “fired everything it had,” adding: “They better not try to do anything else, otherwise it will be the end of this country.”