IRAN-KRIEG: "Kill Trump" | Regime fordert Rache und Vergeltung bei der Beerdigung von Ali Chamenei

IRAN WAR: "Kill Trump" | Regime demands revenge and retaliation at Ali Khamenei's funeral Following the funeral of Ali Khamenei, attention turns to the future of the Islamic Republic. In an interview with WELT, FDP politician and Iran expert Bijan Djir-Sarai assesses the current power structure in Iran. He explains why the regime appears stable despite growing tensions, why he currently sees little chance for a diplomatic solution, and what consequences the conflict could have for Europe, the Strait of Hormuz, and the global economy. He also discusses the Iranian nuclear program, the influence of proxies, and the role of the US in the Middle East conflict. Why is the situation in Iran considered politically unstable? According to the interviewee, the first signs of internal tensions within the regime are emerging. At the same time, it remains unclear which actors actually wield the greatest political influence. Why does the expert currently see little chance for diplomacy? In his assessment, the political leadership of the Islamic Republic currently lacks interest in a negotiated solution. Instead, confrontation and the continuation of the nuclear program dominated. What consequences could the conflict have for Europe? Further escalation could impact energy supplies, trade routes, and the global economy. The Strait of Hormuz, in particular, is considered strategically important. #iranwar #donaldtrump #worldnewschannel 🔔 Subscribe to our WELT-TV news channel!    / weltvideotv   Our YouTube channels: 📺 WELT DOKU    / @weltdoku   ⚽ WELT SPORT    / @welt-sport   🚀 WELT SPACE    / @weltspace   🛣️ WELT DRIVE    / @weltdrive   🪖 WELT HISTORY    / @welthistory   🍝 WELT FOOD    / @welt.food-rezepte   WELT News Live Stream http://bit.ly/2fwuMPg Our Top News on WELT.de http://bit.ly/2rQQD9Q Our Media Library on WELT.de http://bit.ly/2Iydxv8 WELT TV on Instagram   / welt.nachrichtensender   WELT on Instagram   / welt   Due to numerous offensive comments, comments are currently disabled. Thank you for your understanding – your WELT team. Video created in 2026