US EditionAs Khamenei's Envoys Scramble for a Deal, Iran Prepares for All‑out War
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As Khamenei's envoys scramble for a deal, Iran prepares for all‑out war
Just as observers do not know what Trump will decide or when, in Iran too, working assumptions are mixed with speculation, with all scenarios considered. While a limited American strike might provoke a tit-for-tat response, it could also spark chaos across the Middle East
Trump weighing initial limited strikes on Iran to force a deal
The Pentagon presented a number of scenarios to Trump, including the assassination of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, his son and possible successor Mojtaba Khamenei and senior mullahs. By JNS U.S. President Donald Trump is mulling limited airstrikes on Iranian military and government sites designed to force Tehran to bend its hardline negotiating stance while averting a full-scale offensive that could spark a regional war, The Wall Stree…
How is Iran preparing for possible war?
Tehran is organizing survival and defense measures Iran’s leadership has been taking concrete steps to prepare for the possibility of major military confrontation even as domestic unrest continues. Senior national security figures have been tasked with contingency planning aimed at ensuring state…
Khamenei's envoys continue their diplomatic efforts in the international arena while navigating the domestic political maze, trying to understand the United States' intentions regarding the regime's future. Meanwhile, military personnel are trying to deter the Americans from an attack - from which it is unclear whether there is an exit plan.
By setting a deadline of about ten days to decide between diplomatic agreement and military action, Donald Trump has put Iran back at the heart of an international high-voltage sequence. The US President said he is considering a limited military strike in order to force Tehran on its nuclear program, even though discussions are underway. Between strategic pressure, naval deployment and tight schedule, Washington and Iran are now advancing on a p…
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