WSJ on-site report… Large-scale arms shipment amid observations of Iran's re-strike
WSJ reported on the 24th that the US aircraft carrier George Washington in the Middle East is carrying out a large-scale supply of weapons, including bunker busters, amid speculation that the Donald Trump administration will strike Iran again after the US midterm elections.
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After the U.S. midterm elections, there is a possibility that the Donald Trump administration will strike Iran again.
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Amid speculation that the Donald Trump administration may strike Iran again after the U.S. midterm elections, the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) reported on the 24th (local time) that the U.S. aircraft carrier George Washington in the Middle East is actively supplying weapons, including replenishing bunker busters.
WSJ recently visited the USS Washington operating in the Arabian Sea and observed the night-time transfer and arrival of aircraft and the sea supply process, and reported, "There is a movement that the aircraft carrier may launch a larger-scale attack against Iran."
WSJ explains that the Washington ship, which is carrying out large-scale supply operations every day, is bringing in large quantities of standoff missiles that hit targets outside the enemy's range, as well as bunker buster bombs that penetrate surface targets.
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