Netanyahu says Iran is being 'decimated' but revolution requires 'ground component'
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Netanyahu's comments came after President Donald Trump, speaking in the Oval Office, said earlier that he would not send U.S. troops to the Middle East.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Thursday said "Iran is being decimated" as the U.S. and Israel target its ballistic missile and nuclear programs from the air — but he added that meaningful regime change will require a "ground component."
"You don't want to replace one ayatollah with another," Netanyahu said at a press conference. "You don't want to replace Hitler with Hitler."
He said that the Iranian people must ultimately "rise to the moment."
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