German Chancellor says days of Iranian regime may be coming to an end
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- German Chancellor Friedrich Merz says the Iranian regime’s days are numbered.
- Iran warns of an “unprecedented” response to any US attack while expressing openness to dialogue.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz warned Wednesday that the Iranian regime’s days are numbered, amid rising tensions between Tehran and Washington.
The statement comes as Iran’s mission to the United Nations announced that it would respond in an “unprecedented” manner if faced with a US attack. The announcement follows recent remarks by President Donald Trump, who said that “time is running out” for the Islamic Republic.
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In a message posted on X, Iran’s UN mission emphasized that the country remains open to dialogue based on mutual respect and shared interests. “Iran is ready for respectful talks, but if pushed, it will defend itself and respond in an unprecedented way”, the statement said.
Analysts note that the statements from Berlin and Tehran highlight escalating tensions in the region and the growing international concern over potential conflict. Diplomats are reportedly urging restraint on all sides while advocating renewed diplomatic engagement.
