America quietly empties its nearest bases? US' Iran preparations deepen the mystery, Israel on alert
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A little "Epic Rage". Rumors are spreading in the American press that the Pentagon has prepared for the White House a package of new strikes against Iran, which Donald Trump may approve immediately after the November midterm..
A little "Epic Rage"Rumors are spreading in the American press that the Pentagon has prepared for the White House a package of new strikes against Iran, which Donald Trump may approve immediately after the November midterm elections. The...
Likelihood of Resuming Airstrikes on Iran After Midterm Elections Increases: "If Israel Joins, Inland Iranian Civilian Infrastructure Also Targeted." The U.S. Central Command, which oversees the Middle East, has prepared various options to attack Iran after next month's midterm elections and [addressed] Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.
America quietly empties its nearest bases? US' Iran preparations deepen the mystery, Israel on alert
Is Washington preparing another attack on Iran? Israeli broadcaster Kan reported that Trump ordered CENTCOM to prepare a strike plan without setting a target date or approving an immediate attack. Israel reportedly heightened its security alert, while separate reports described U.S. aircraft withdrawals from bases in Jordan. The movements did not establish that a strike was imminent. What could come next?
The US Central Command (CENTCOM) is reportedly keeping plans ready to launch an attack on Iran if it receives approval from the White House after the November 3rd midterm congressional elections. Sources speaking to The Hill claimed that attack options have been presented to US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. The Pentagon, however, stated that it would not speculate on future operations.
It has been claimed that CENTCOM has a plan ready to attack Iran if it receives White House approval after the November 3 midterm congressional elections. Sources alleged that several plans were presented to Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth; the Pentagon stated that it was not speculating.
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