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America must not blink. Tehran already staggers. Strike its strategic nerve center. Support the forces that will rise in its absence. B-2 stealth bombers like the one above could play a key role in eliminating Iran’s nuclear program.
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Israel’s air campaign against Iran has shattered the illusion of the Islamic Republic’s invincibility. The strikes have disrupted nuclear development sites, severed command nodes and eliminated key Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) assets.
The regime now staggers—exposed, humiliated, and vulnerable. In this moment of clarity, Washington must act decisively. President Donald Trump must authorize direct U.S. support for regime change in Iran.
In this moment of clarity, Washington must act decisively. President Donald Trump must authorize direct U.S. support for regime change in Iran.
This opportunity did not emerge from careful diplomacy or cautious deterrence. Israel created it with strategic audacity and tactical brilliance. Tehran’s air defenses crumbled under Israeli deception and firepower. Iran’s leadership fled underground. The IRGC—once feared—now stumbles, reeling from coordinated assassinations and internal betrayal.
Reports confirm that Israel considered striking Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei himself. Trump reportedly vetoed <www.axios.com/2025/06/15/trump-israel-iran-assassination-khamenei?> the move. That decision, while understandable, now demands reassessment. Tehran sits off-balance. Strike now—and the regime may collapse.
History already offers the cautionary tale. In 1991, U.S. forces obliterated Saddam Hussein’s military in Kuwait. As Iraqi troops retreated along the Highway of Death, President George H.W. Bush faced a choice: finish the job or halt the advance. He chose restraint, believing that pushing to Baghdad would fracture the international coalition. The result? Saddam crushed uprisings in the south and north with helicopter gunships. Iraq festered under dictatorship, sowing the seeds for future wars.
Observers, at the time, called his restraint principled. Events that followed proved it foolish. He missed a strategic opportunity to eliminate a tyrant. Countless Iraqis suffered under Saddam’s continued reign as a result. Then another U.S. president, Bush’s son no less, sought to achieve the strategic victory his father squandered, with mixed results.
The Iranian regime now teeters on a similar cliff. Trump must not repeat Bush’s mistake. Hesitation now will resurrect this threat later.
When battlefield conditions shift and create unexpected openings, bold leaders exploit them. Victory goes to the side that acts, not the one that deliberates.
When battlefield conditions shift and create unexpected openings, bold leaders exploit them. Victory goes to the side that acts, not the one that deliberates. Israel just cracked the foundation of Iran’s war machine. The United States must help deliver the final blow.
This means authorizing kinetic action against regime targets. It means launching covert operations to further destabilize the IRGC. It means empowering Iranians who already reject their tyrants. And it means making clear that America backs the removal of this regime, not just in rhetoric, but through action.
Critics will cry escalation. They will warn of retaliation—missiles, drones, terror cells. They will <www.cato.org/blog/secret-deals-endless-wars-america-first-betrayal-iran?>invoke “America First” and insist that regime change strays from Trump’s promises. The howls have come from both the right and left of the political spectrum. These critics misunderstand both strategy and interest.
Neutralizing Iran’s regime aligns squarely with American national security. The IRGC has killed hundreds of American troops by exporting its explosive-formed penetrator tactics to Iraqi militia. It arms terror proxies from Lebanon to Gaza to Yemen.
It threatens maritime freedom in the Red Sea, the Gulf, and the Strait of Hormuz. It seeks nuclear weapons to hold the world hostage. Toppling this regime advances every core U.S. interest: Safety of forces, protection of allies and restoration of order.
Success would reshape the Middle East. Saudi Arabia and Israel would gain security. Regional commerce would flourish. America would reestablish deterrence, with an eye towards Great Power Competition. The Iranian people, long brutalized by clerical tyranny, would gain a future.
Trump said he would never let Iran obtain a nuclear weapon. Now he must ensure the regime that seeks one never gets another breath.
No war unfolds exactly as planned. But no war tolerates indecision. The battlefield now offers the West a chance to achieve in days what decades of sanctions and diplomacy failed to deliver: the collapse of the world’s foremost state sponsor of terror.
America must not blink. Tehran already staggers. Strike its strategic nerve center. Support the forces that will rise in its absence. And make clear that the era of patient containment has ended.
Trump said <www.jns.org/iran-cant-have-nuke-regardless-of-israel-trump-says/?> he would never let Iran obtain a nuclear weapon. Now he must ensure the regime that seeks one never gets another breath.
Seize the initiative. Break the regime. End the threat!
America must not blink. Tehran already staggers. Strike its strategic nerve center. Support the forces that will rise in its absence. B-2 stealth bombers like the one above could play a key role in eliminating Iran’s nuclear program.
Shutterstock
Israel’s air campaign against Iran has shattered the illusion of the Islamic Republic’s invincibility. The strikes have disrupted nuclear development sites, severed command nodes and eliminated key Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) assets.
The regime now staggers—exposed, humiliated, and vulnerable. In this moment of clarity, Washington must act decisively. President Donald Trump must authorize direct U.S. support for regime change in Iran.
In this moment of clarity, Washington must act decisively. President Donald Trump must authorize direct U.S. support for regime change in Iran.
This opportunity did not emerge from careful diplomacy or cautious deterrence. Israel created it with strategic audacity and tactical brilliance. Tehran’s air defenses crumbled under Israeli deception and firepower. Iran’s leadership fled underground. The IRGC—once feared—now stumbles, reeling from coordinated assassinations and internal betrayal.
Reports confirm that Israel considered striking Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei himself. Trump reportedly vetoed <www.axios.com/2025/06/15/trump-israel-iran-assassination-khamenei?> the move. That decision, while understandable, now demands reassessment. Tehran sits off-balance. Strike now—and the regime may collapse.
History already offers the cautionary tale. In 1991, U.S. forces obliterated Saddam Hussein’s military in Kuwait. As Iraqi troops retreated along the Highway of Death, President George H.W. Bush faced a choice: finish the job or halt the advance. He chose restraint, believing that pushing to Baghdad would fracture the international coalition. The result? Saddam crushed uprisings in the south and north with helicopter gunships. Iraq festered under dictatorship, sowing the seeds for future wars.
Observers, at the time, called his restraint principled. Events that followed proved it foolish. He missed a strategic opportunity to eliminate a tyrant. Countless Iraqis suffered under Saddam’s continued reign as a result. Then another U.S. president, Bush’s son no less, sought to achieve the strategic victory his father squandered, with mixed results.
The Iranian regime now teeters on a similar cliff. Trump must not repeat Bush’s mistake. Hesitation now will resurrect this threat later.
When battlefield conditions shift and create unexpected openings, bold leaders exploit them. Victory goes to the side that acts, not the one that deliberates.
When battlefield conditions shift and create unexpected openings, bold leaders exploit them. Victory goes to the side that acts, not the one that deliberates. Israel just cracked the foundation of Iran’s war machine. The United States must help deliver the final blow.
This means authorizing kinetic action against regime targets. It means launching covert operations to further destabilize the IRGC. It means empowering Iranians who already reject their tyrants. And it means making clear that America backs the removal of this regime, not just in rhetoric, but through action.
Critics will cry escalation. They will warn of retaliation—missiles, drones, terror cells. They will <www.cato.org/blog/secret-deals-endless-wars-america-first-betrayal-iran?>invoke “America First” and insist that regime change strays from Trump’s promises. The howls have come from both the right and left of the political spectrum. These critics misunderstand both strategy and interest.
Neutralizing Iran’s regime aligns squarely with American national security. The IRGC has killed hundreds of American troops by exporting its explosive-formed penetrator tactics to Iraqi militia. It arms terror proxies from Lebanon to Gaza to Yemen.
It threatens maritime freedom in the Red Sea, the Gulf, and the Strait of Hormuz. It seeks nuclear weapons to hold the world hostage. Toppling this regime advances every core U.S. interest: Safety of forces, protection of allies and restoration of order.
Success would reshape the Middle East. Saudi Arabia and Israel would gain security. Regional commerce would flourish. America would reestablish deterrence, with an eye towards Great Power Competition. The Iranian people, long brutalized by clerical tyranny, would gain a future.
Trump said he would never let Iran obtain a nuclear weapon. Now he must ensure the regime that seeks one never gets another breath.
No war unfolds exactly as planned. But no war tolerates indecision. The battlefield now offers the West a chance to achieve in days what decades of sanctions and diplomacy failed to deliver: the collapse of the world’s foremost state sponsor of terror.
America must not blink. Tehran already staggers. Strike its strategic nerve center. Support the forces that will rise in its absence. And make clear that the era of patient containment has ended.
Trump said <www.jns.org/iran-cant-have-nuke-regardless-of-israel-trump-says/?> he would never let Iran obtain a nuclear weapon. Now he must ensure the regime that seeks one never gets another breath.
Seize the initiative. Break the regime. End the threat!
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