Iran warning from the USA to the Gulf countries dated November 4

It has been claimed that US President Donald Trump's administration warned the Gulf countries about the possibility of a "short and intense wave of attacks" against Iran as early as November 4.

Speaking to the American television channel MS Now, three officials from the Gulf countries argued that the Washington administration informed the Gulf capitals.

Officials noted that the Trump administration warned its interlocutors to be prepared for a short and intense wave of military action against Iran in early November.

The same officials claimed that they were informed that the attacks in question could start the day after the Congressional midterm elections to be held in the USA on November 3.

Another official whose views were included in the news said that there is a strong possibility that the Gulf states will oppose the US army's use of bases on their territory for these attacks.

A White House official who was not authorized to comment publicly said, "We do not comment on sensitive military plans that are unclear whether they exist. President Trump is considering all options to ensure that Iran never has a nuclear weapon." made his assessment.

Previously, the Wall Street Journal newspaper had written that Washington had informed the Gulf countries that they should be alert to the possibility of military tension with Iran.

In addition to the news in the US press, it was noted that Iranian leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei also instructed military officials to "respond immediately and without geographical boundaries" in the face of possible attacks.