Trump's Next Target: Iran, Venezuela Leaders? Aggressive US Policy Feared

• Reports suggest Donald Trump, if re-elected, plans aggressive international actions, including arresting Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro.
• US forces might directly enter Iran for Khamenei's arrest, raising fears of a joint operation with Mossad and CIA, leading to tightened security for the Iranian leader.
• Plans also target Venezuelan President Maduro and his wife, with Erik Prince suggesting a $100 million reward to destabilize socialist rule in South America.
• Trump issued a serious warning to Hamas regarding hostages, indirectly threatening Iran, and analysts expect a more aggressive US foreign policy, reminiscent of Qassem Soleimani's elimination.
• These potential actions risk escalating tensions in West Asia to a major war, impacting oil prices and prompting global concern over reactions from Russia and China.

Why It Matters: Trump's potential return signals an aggressive US foreign policy, risking major West Asia conflict.