Live from ABC News headquarters in New York City. This is Good Morning America.

Good morning, America. Thank you for joining us on this very busy Monday morning. We're going to start

with breaking news on the war with Iran. Iran has announced the appointment of a new Supreme Leader.

Mosheba Hamine, the son of the previous Supreme Leader, who was killed on the first day of the attacks.

President Trump had said that Hamine would be an unacceptable choice.

This is the massive U.S. and Israeli air campaign shows no signs of letting up.

The Pentagon announced that a seventh U.S. service member has died from wounds in an Iranian strike in Saudi Arabia last week.

We have team coverage this morning. Chief Foreign Correspondent Ian Panel starts us strike in Saudi Arabia last week. We have team coverage this

morning. Chief Foreign Correspondent Ian Panel starts us off in Jerusalem. Good morning, Ian.

Yeah, good morning, George. Ten days of war. Iran's government, security forces, missile capabilities,

and infrastructure, all severely degraded by the US and Israel.

But for now, the regime still appears intact, still able to retaliate and to elect a new leader.

This morning, as the US-Israeli war in Iran rages on, the regime selecting a new supreme leader.

State media reporting that a week after Ayatollah

Hamonais killing his son, 56-year-old Moshthaba Hamanae, has been chosen to succeed him.

The younger Hamonay is expected to follow his father's hardline policies. But President Trump

dismissing him as a lightweight and an unacceptable choice, telling our Mary Bruce in an interview,

he needs to approve the next Iranian leader or he's not going to last long.

Israel warning it would target any new leader.

Trump now considering sending US special forces into Iran

to seize the country's nuclear stockpile.

We wouldn't do it now. Maybe we're doing it later.

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