Amid the confusion generated by the White House's erratic communication policy—which offers a different reason each day for launching a war against Iran—there are signs that indicate that President Donald Trump I wanted to repeat the Venezuelan modelThat is, to force a change in the country's leadership, trusting that the new leaders would comply with Washington's demands. Given the defiant reaction of the ayatollahs' regime, and the rumors of the imminent election of a hawk like Mukhta Khamenei—son of the assassinated Supreme Leader—as the country's new leader, Trump may be tempted to move to plan B: pressuring the Iranian regime, which could incite an armed rebellion. In fact, in recent days, several reports indicate that the CIA, probably with the help of Mossad, is planning to arm Iranian Kurdish militias based in northern Iraq to launch a ground offensive against Iran. Trump himself reportedly spoke with the president of the Democratic Party of Iranian Kurdistan (PDKI) to urge his militia to join the war against the Islamic Republic. The fact that Israeli and American bombings have particularly targeted Iranian security forces in the border region with Iraq reinforces the perception that Washington is inciting a rebellion in regions inhabited by ethnic minorities, where there is greater opposition to the government.