Allegation of attack plan against Iran

In the news of Channel 12 television broadcasting in Israel, it was claimed that Israeli Chief of General Staff Eyal Zamir, in his meetings with US officials, warned that a possible attack on Iran could lead to the postponement of the elections.

It was not stated whether the meetings were face to face or by phone.

It was stated that US officials informed Zamir that the US army was preparing for the resumption of attacks against Iran in the next three weeks.

Zamir was reported to have warned that Iran would respond to any US attack by firing missiles at Israel, which would cause the elections in Israel to be postponed.

According to the news, the Israeli army declined to comment on the meetings between Zamir and US officials.

According to the news, the Pentagon days ago instructed the US Central Command (CENTCOM) to complete preparations for the resumption of attacks on Iran, but the start date of the attack was not specified.

It has been claimed that US President Donald Trump is considering restarting attacks on Iran before the Israeli elections, but has not yet made a final decision. It was stated that the final decision could be taken within 7-10 days.

It was stated that the US plan included a wide-ranging attack in coordination and cooperation with Israel.

It was claimed that the attack would be "very powerful but relatively short" and would include intense bombardment of targets linked to energy, infrastructure and nuclear facilities in Iran.

It was claimed that Israel made an attack offer last February and the USA approved this offer, and now the attack offer came from Trump.

Contrary to the claims of Israeli television, US President Donald Trump had announced that they would not launch any attack on Iran until the Congress midterm elections on November 3.

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