US President Donald Trump today expressed disappointment with the actions of Iranian leaders after a memorandum of understanding between his administration and that country was violated overnight, suggesting that the Iranian leadership "could be overthrown" following the resumption of hostilities, reports UNN.
"They were the bullies of the Middle East, and now it's a completely different country," Trump told reporters at the NATO summit in Ankara, Turkey, on Wednesday. "It's all over, their leaders are gone. They had leaders, they're no more, then there were other leaders, they're no more, now they have another set of leaders, maybe they're no more, who knows?"
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Earlier on Wednesday, Trump called Tehran's leadership "crazy" and suggested he plans another round of "very tough" strikes tonight.
Speaking at a press conference, Trump also suggested that he himself is Iran's "number one target."
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