US Adopts New Regime Change Strategy Under Trump's Leadership

According to the Wall Street General, Donald Trump's government has adopted a new strategy to increase its influence in the world and weaken opposing governments. This strategy is being called a kind of new regime change model. It means trying to change the government of a country not by total occupation, but by limited military action and political pressure. Under this strategy of Trump, four major steps are being taken. First of all, secret agencies are activated in the target country. For this, intelligence networks like the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) are used. The political and military situation there is understood through undercover operations. Then sudden air strikes are carried out to weaken the top leaders of the regime and the military structure. The same strategy was discussed after the death of Supreme Leader Khamenei in Iran. Earlier, the CIA was also active in Venezuela and in January 2026, the United States attacked Venezuela at midnight, Nicolas Maduro and General Bush were captured in New York in 1989 for the trial of General George ID1.