Secretary of State clearly calls for regime change in Iran

U.S. Should Turn Up The Heat On Iran

Rex Tillerson called the support of "elements inside of Iran that would lead to a peaceful transition of" power. He made the comments in a hearing on State Department budget for next year before the House Foreign Affairs Committee. Secretary Tillerson’s testimony on Iran, coupled with that of near unanimous Senate vote on “Countering Iran's Destabilizing Activities Act of 2017” bill condemning mullahs’ missile proliferation program, human rights record and destabilizing role in the Middle East, was received in Tehran as a recipe for disaster.
Secretary of State clearly calls for regime change in Iran. It might be a coincidence that at the same time the strongest Senate vote to date against Iran’s religious dictatorship is passed with 98 votes out of 100.
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IRGC: Whom Authorize Launch of Missiles in Iran ?

IRGC: Khamenei & Rouhani Authorize Launch of Missiles

All works done with Khamenei's permit ion. All missile launches are carried out with the authorization of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei and President Hassan Rouhani.
Ramazan Sharif, the head of the IRGC Public Relations Islamic Army, said.He also emphasized :
“All IRGC missile launches are authorized by the armed forces headquarters and in coordination with the Supreme National Security Council. This council is chaired by the President and its orders have the leader’s (Khamenei) backing“.
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Iran apologists have a misleading narrative on Trump's policies

Thanks to the Obama administration's kid-glove treatment of Iran, the Middle East is a hotbed of chaos and extremism. (Iranian Presidency Office via AP)

Iran apologists have a misleading narrative on Trump's policies: The Trump administration's decision to put Iran on notice for its provocative ballistic missile test and to subsequently slap new sanctions on individuals and entities affiliated with its missile program was a positive break from the previous administration's policy of ignoring Iran's belligerent behavior while showering it with concessions. The measure was welcomed by the critics of the failed appeasement policy toward Iran in Capitol Hill and across the world. Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Bob Corker, R-Tenn., called the announcement a new day in U.S.-Iran relations, stressing that it's past time to undertake a coordinated, multi-faceted effort to push back against a range of illicit Iranian behavior.