Former President Donald Trump issued a stark warning about Iran’s newly appointed Supreme Leader, suggesting the leader’s future may depend heavily on U.S. decisions as tensions in the Middle East continue to escalate. Speaking about the unfolding conflict, Trump said Iran’s new leader “won’t last long” without his approval, framing the situation as one where American influence will ultimately determine how the war concludes. He also emphasized that the decision about when the conflict ends would come from Washington rather than Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The comments arrive at a volatile moment in the region. Israel has intensified strikes against Iranian-linked targets, while global leaders watch closely for signs the conflict could expand further. Analysts say rhetoric from major political figures can play a powerful role in shaping geopolitical narratives, especially when tensions are already running high. Trump’s remarks also highlight a broader debate about the ro...