US EditionUS intel suggests Israel preparing strike on Iran's nuclear facilities, CNN reports
- On Tuesday, CNN reported that U.S. intelligence indicates Israel is making moves that suggest it may soon attack Iran’s nuclear sites amid ongoing diplomatic talks.
- The intelligence stems from observed Israeli military movements, intercepted communications, and senior officials' statements, though final Israeli decisions remain unclear.
- The preparations coincide with the Trump administration's diplomatic talks with Iran, where demands to end uranium enrichment face strong Iranian rejection.
- An Israeli source said strikes may aim to reject a ‘bad deal,’ while Iran's foreign minister warned it would take special defense measures if threatened.
- The potential strike risks disrupting delicate U.S.-Iran negotiations and could escalate tensions across the Middle East if carried out unilaterally by Israel.
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Days, not weeks: Israel’s imminent attack on Iranian nuclear sites
Witkoff’s Rome departure, intelligence reports of uranium relocation threats, degraded Iranian proxy networks, and Israeli military readiness converge toward one conclusion. By Gregg Roman, The Middle East Forum Israel will strike Iran’s nuclear facilities within days. This sobering conclusion emerges from the convergence of alarming intelligence assessments, failed diplomatic efforts, and lessons from this week’s Middle East Forum (MEF) war gam…
The U.S. has obtained new intelligence that suggests that Israel is ready to make a possible attack on Iran's nuclear facilities.This has been stated by several U.S. officials with knowledge of the situation to CNN.Reports are positioned as President Donald Trump's administration seeks a diplomatic agreement with the Middle East country.From Washington they have insisted in their interest that Iran stop its uranium enrichment.It is a process tha…
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