U.S. Warns Gulf of Possible Short, Intense Renewal of Iran War After Midterms: Report
- On Wednesday, U.S. officials warned Gulf Arab states to prepare for a 'short, intense military campaign' against Iran following the November 3 midterm elections. The warnings follow ongoing military repositioning across the region.
- To prepare for hostilities, the Pentagon is moving a Patriot missile defense system from Texas, shifting troops from vulnerable bases, and replenishing munitions. These maneuvers signal readiness for potential engagement.
- President Donald Trump, who previously promised no attacks before the midterms, told reporters 'anything is possible' regarding strike timing. Officials indicate he is leaning toward targeting Iranian nuclear facilities and infrastructure.
- Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi warned that any 'Israel-instigated' attack would have 'devastating impact' on global markets. Meanwhile, Qatar's recent peace proposal to Tehran reportedly failed to produce a breakthrough.
- An additional aircraft carrier strike group and a Marine expeditionary unit are scheduled to arrive next month, joining roughly 20 warships currently operating in the region. This reinforcement signals sustained U.S. naval capacity for potential engagement.
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U.S. officials have warned several Middle Eastern countries and regional allies to be prepared for the possibility of renewed military action against Iran after next week's U.S. congressional elections, as well as the possibility that Iran may try to strike back, diplomats familiar with the matter said.
U.S. officials have warned several Middle Eastern countries and allies in the region to prepare for possible renewed military action against Iran after next week's U.S. midterm elections, as well as possible retaliatory attacks by Iran against them, two diplomats familiar with the matter told the AP.
The United States warned the regional allies that a new phase of possible military attacks on Iran could take a few days. A new round of possible US attacks on Iran could last a few days, transmitting the RIA News with reference to Associated Press. The United States has already notified its allies in the region. According to Axios, American and Israeli officials have developed a plan for a new military operation against Tehran. It is expected t…
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