UK urged to team up with Trump to crush Iran's regime, says ex-national security adviser

Lord Mark Sedwill backs new report aligning with Trump's stance

Former national security adviser Lord Mark Sedwill is supporting a new report that suggests the UK should join forces with Donald Trump to take down Iran's struggling regime. The report, co-authored by former UK Ambassador Sir John Jenkins, highlights Iran's economic crisis and growing public unrest.

Opportunity for the UK to lead against Iran's tyrannical regime

Lord Sedwill, who previously worked closely with Trump, advocates for the UK to align with Trump's "maximum pressure" campaign against Tehran. He believes that by supporting a successor regime that prioritizes domestic liberalization and responsible international behavior, the UK can play a leading role in reshaping the global community's stance towards Iran.

Iran's brutal crackdown on its citizens under the spotlight

The report sheds light on Iran's alarming human rights violations, with executions occurring at an unprecedented rate. Official data reveals a sharp increase in executions last year, with over 1,000 recorded - the highest in three decades. The National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI) warns that the actual number is likely much higher due to secret executions carried out by the regime.

Women, children, and political prisoners are among those targeted, often facing death sentences without fair trials or due process. The grim reality of Iran's regime is further underscored by the recent New Year's Day incident, where at least 12 individuals were hanged across the country.