Trump mocks regime change after ‘monumental’ Iran strike

president Donald Trump If Iranian leaders cannot “make Iran great again”, changes may occur after the U.S. strategic strike on Iran’s main nuclear facilities, it said Sunday.

In a Truth Society post, the president questioned why there would be no leadership shift after the devastating blow to the country’s nuclear program.

“Political use of the term’s ‘government change is politically incorrect, but if the current Iranian regime cannot make Iran great again, why is there no regime change???” he wrote. “Miga!!!”

Earlier in the day, Trump announced the B-2 stealth bomber that landed safely on a strategic attack Whiteman Air Force Base In Missouri, applaud their efforts.

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“great B-2 pilot He wrote: “Just landed safely in Missouri. Dona[L]D J. Trump, President of the United States! ”

The president added that the damage to these locations was “monumental”, which made critics skeptical of the success of the operation.

Satellite image shows nuclear facilities after a massive bomb strike

“right Iran’s nuclear site It is said to be “monumental,” he wrote in another article. “The hit is difficult and accurate. Our army has shown great skills. Thank you! ”

The graph shows the approximate timeline of the strike against Iran’s nuclear targets on June 21, 2025. (Fox News)

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More than 125 aircraft participated strike In Forto, Natanz and Isfahan, it includes seven B-2 stealth bombers, multiple fourth- and fifth-generation fighters, dozens of air-fueled tankers, a missile submarine, and “Total Wisdom”, Surveelance, Surveillance and Reconnaissance aircraft.

Stephen Sorace of Fox News Digital contributed to the report.