The way to ensure that Iran will never have a nuclear weapon is to topple the regime. This is according to US (Ret.) Brig. Gen. Ernest Audino, a former deputy director of operations on the U.S. Army staff at the Pentagon and currently a distinguished visiting fellow at the Jerusalem Center for Security and Foreign Affairs. He is visiting Israel this week and granted an exclusive interview to KAN's David Ze'ev.

(Photo: Iran's President Masoud Pezeshkian visits an exhibition of Iran's nuclear achievements, in Tehran, April 2025. Iranian Presidency Office/ AP)

<p>The way to ensure that Iran will never have a nuclear weapon is to topple the regime. This is according to US (Ret.) Brig. Gen. Ernest Audino, a former deputy director of operations on the U.S. Army staff at the Pentagon and currently a distinguished visiting fellow at the Jerusalem Center for Security and Foreign Affairs. He is visiting Israel this week and granted an exclusive interview to KAN's David Ze'ev.</p>
<p>(Photo: Iran's President Masoud Pezeshkian visits an exhibition of Iran's nuclear achievements, in Tehran, April 2025. Iranian Presidency Office/ AP)</p>