Donald Trump Announces Major Attack on Iran and Calls on Nation to Seize Power

The situation in the Middle East has entered a phase of open armed conflict on an unprecedented scale. US President Donald Trump, in an official address to the American people and the international community, announced the launch of a military operation "aimed at changing the paradigm." The main strikes, carried out with the support of Israeli forces, focus on destroying nuclear infrastructure, missile bases, and the Iranian navy. Trump emphasized that the strategic goal is to ensure Tehran never acquires weapons of mass destruction. Simultaneously, the American leader issued an unprecedented appeal directly to Iranians, suggesting that after the military actions conclude, they should establish a new government and take responsibility for the fate of their homeland. Relations between Washington and Tehran have been hostile since the Islamic Revolution in 1979, when the pro-Western monarchy was overthrown and a theocratic republic under the rule of ayatollahs was proclaimed. These events coincided with a statement by Reza Pahlavi, the exiled son of the last Shah of Iran. Pahlavi announced that "final victory" is near and called on his compatriots to avoid going out into the streets to minimize civilian casualties in the face of the impending political breakthrough. The internal situation in Iran itself is described by observers as extremely tense and marked by deep social divisions after years of brutal repression against opponents of the religious dictatorship. The Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, is reported to have been evacuated to a secure, undisclosed location, sparking speculation about the stability of the chain of command in the face of a massive attack. „When we finish, take over your government. This is your chance for freedom.” — Donald Trump Both the Pentagon and the White House warn of possible retaliation from Iranian armed forces and their allies in the region. Potential targets for attacks include American military bases in Iraq and Syria, as well as diplomatic missions worldwide. Donald Trump openly admitted that the operation carries the risk of casualties among American soldiers, calling them "heroes." Military experts point to the powerful arsenal involved in the strike, including state-of-the-art F-35 aircraft and warships stationed in the Persian Gulf. World markets are reacting nervously to these reports, anticipating long-term consequences for oil prices and the stability of trade in the strategic transport channel. Iran's nuclear program, the subject of international disputes and sanctions for years, has been repeatedly pointed out by Israel and the USA as an existential threat to world peace. The prospect of a change of power in Tehran remains a controversial topic. Although Trump and Pahlavi predict the imminent end of theocracy, experts point to the difficulty of building a lasting political alternative in such a heavily centralized state. The coming hours will be crucial for assessing the effectiveness of the strike and the scale of popular support that Washington hopes for within Iran. The international community is divided in its assessments—some countries express solidarity with the USA, while others warn of uncontrolled escalation that could set the entire Middle East ablaze.