WSJ: US warns some Gulf countries to be prepared for possible attacks after midterm elections

In the news of the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) newspaper, based on sources familiar with the subject, it was claimed that there were new signs that the USA and Israel were preparing for an attack on Iran.

The news claimed that the communication between the two countries through military and diplomatic channels strengthened the possibility of preparations for a new attack against Iran.

It was claimed that the Washington administration warned some Gulf countries to be prepared for possible short but intense attacks after the midterm elections to be held in the USA on November 3.

The news claimed that US forces in the region were stockpiling ammunition and warplanes were preparing for attacks, and that an additional aircraft carrier strike group and marine infantry unit could join the approximately 20 warships operating in the Middle East next month.

The claim that the USA is sending additional Patriot systems to Israel

The news, based on flight tracking data and two officials with knowledge of the subject, said: "The US army is sending an additional Patriot system from Texas to Israel in order to strengthen the missile defense in the country." The expression was used.

It has also been argued that President Donald Trump is inclined to launch a major attack that could target Iran's infrastructure and nuclear sites after the election, although he has not yet decided.

Former Israeli military intelligence official Danny Citrinowicz said, "I believe one of the biggest mistakes Israel and the United States continue to make is to assume that another wave of attacks on Iran, including critical infrastructure attacks or the elimination of senior officials, could somehow topple the regime." his opinion was included.

CNN's report claimed that US forces in the Middle East were ready to launch new and potentially major attacks against Iran within 96 hours after receiving orders from President Donald Trump.