US, Israel unlikely to achieve 'regime change' in Iran: German Chancellor says

Germany has pushed back at US President Donald Trump's criticisms of NATO members for failing to join the attacks on Iran, insisting that it is not their war...

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German Chancellor Friedrich Merz expressed doubt that the US and Israel will achieve "regime change" in Iran, stating that such attempts have historically failed. He conveyed these remarks on March 28, 2026, during a forum in Frankfurt, amid the ongoing month-long conflict.

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz stated that achieving "regime change" in Iran is unlikely.
Key parties involved include the United States, Israel, and Germany.
Germany has pushed back against US criticism of NATO members not joining attacks on Iran, asserting it is not their war.

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