The Iran dossier is high-priority issue on the desk of US President Donald Trump and his entire administration. Both his Secretary of Defense and National Security Advisor have long years of experience in dealing with Iran’s belligerence, especially seen in the mullahs’ meddling in the Middle East.
Regime change will be necessary before the U.S. and #Iran can have substantially positive relations, according to Secretary of Defense James Mattis.“Until the Iranian people can get rid of this theocracy, these guys who think they can tell the people even which candidates they get a choice of. It’s going to be very, very difficult,” Mattis told the Mercer Island High School Islander in a rare and special interview with high schooler Teddy Fischer.
The US Congress also has a full deck of cards consisting of numerous measures, including the recently adopted Senate resolution targeting Iran’s ballistic missile program, terrorism and human rights violations.
In early June the House introduced a bill condemning a horrific genocide kept mostly cloaked by the Iranian regime from the West. In the span of a mere few months more than 30,000 political prisoners in prisons across Iran were massacred.
For the past year, however, the Iranian opposition People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (#PMOI/MEK) has focused its efforts inside Iran through its network of activists on raising public awareness about this massacre. This has been welcomed on a wide-scale by Iran’s very young population, with nearly half the country under the age of 35.
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