In a stunning revelation that has sent shockwaves through the political landscape, Karoline Leavitt addressed reporters today on the escalating tensions between the U.S. and Iran, raising urgent questions about the future of the Iranian regime. Following a recent military strike aimed at crippling Iran’s nuclear ambitions, Leavitt emphasized President Biden’s provocative query: if the Iranian regime continues to defy international diplomacy, why shouldn’t the Iranian people rise against their oppressive government?

Leavitt’s remarks come on the heels of a significant military operation executed just days ago, which targeted Iran’s nuclear program. Despite the escalating rhetoric, she clarified that the U.S. military posture remains unchanged, asserting that the administration is still extending an olive branch to Iran for negotiations. “The president has made it clear: the door to diplomacy is open, but it won’t be for long,” she stated, underscoring the precariousness of the situation.

The urgency of the moment is palpable, as Leavitt was pressed on whether the U.S. would support regime change or even the assassination of Iran’s supreme leader. While she refrained from confirming any specific actions, her comments suggest a readiness to reconsider U.S. strategies as tensions rise.

Questions loom about Iran’s response to U.S. military actions and whether any communication has occurred since the strikes. The Secretary of Defense confirmed that both public and private messages have been dispatched to Tehran, warning that any aggressive moves by Iran could provoke severe repercussions.

As the world watches closely, Leavitt assured reporters that the administration is actively monitoring the situation, hinting at potential plans to release oil reserves to stabilize global markets should Iran retaliate. The stakes couldn’t be higher, and as the clock ticks, the international community awaits Iran’s next move with bated breath.