
The US Department of Defense has instructed its military to be ready to resume military operations against Iran.
AI-generated summary
The long-term tension between the USA and Iran continues due to the nuclear program and the struggle for regional control.
According to the news of the US-based news site Axios, based on US officials, the US Department of Defense (Pentagon) has instructed the US army to be ready to restart military operations against Iran.
"IT MAY HAPPEN BEFORE THE ELECTIONS IN ISRAEL"
The instruction did not specify a date for the attacks, but it was stated that this could happen before the elections to be held in Israel at the end of the month. It has been reported that US President Donald Trump has not made a final decision on this issue.
"The United States is in a very strong position due to control of the Strait of Hormuz and the collapse of the Iranian economy. Iran is devastated and things will go two ways: The easy way or the hard way. President Trump holds all the trump cards and will do whatever is best for the United States," a White House official told Axios.
“NUCLEAR, INFRASTRUCTURE AND ENERGY FACILITIES MAY BE TARGETED IN IRAN”
Sources speaking to Axios stated that nuclear, infrastructure and energy facilities in Iran are expected to be targeted if the attacks resume.
According to Axios, if the attacks resume, the Israeli army is likely to become involved in the conflict.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
A possible move by the USA against Iran before the Israeli elections
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