White House senior official: We are not looking for regime change in Iran – Mehr News Agency | Iranian and world news

Sebastian Gurka, chief executive of the White House’s Anti -Terrorism Unit, said that the United States does not seek regime change in Iran.

Gurka initially claimed that since the start of Donald Trump’s presidency in January this year, US forces have eliminated extremist militants, including almost half of those who are “valuable goals”!

In a conversation with the Foundation for the Defense of Democracy, he told him that immediately after Trump’s inauguration, he was informed that US intelligence was freely monitored by one of the ISIL militants working in a collection in Somalia for about six months.

According to him, “Trump immediately picked up his automatic and signed the executive order against the person. Less than six hours later, we were watching the ISIL member with the National Security Adviser and team members in the status room and then the subject became ashes! “

According to him, “the United States has created the most accurate anti -terrorist infrastructure in the world, and with only a few electronic clues, any goal can be identified and eliminated. If we have the details of the mobile phone, we are basically able to kill him anywhere in the world! “

In another part, he also said that “Washington did not seek regime change in Iran, referring to the US aggression last month against Iran’s nuclear facilities.”

However, he added that the White House’s strategy towards Iran is still “maximizing pressure”. Even after the recent invasion of Iran, Trump has claimed to be negotiating with Tehran and at the same time has not stopped the failure of the failed policy.