US EditionUS intel suggests Israel preparing strike on Iran's nuclear facilities, CNN reports
- According to a CNN report on May 23, 2025, unnamed U.S. Intelligence sources indicated that Israel could be considering a strike against Iran’s nuclear sites.
- This potential strike follows warnings by Iranian officials that they could pursue nuclear weapons and reports of Iran's uranium stockpile enriched near weapons-grade levels.
- Global oil prices climbed notably, with U.S. Crude rising by $1.21 to settle at $63.24 per barrel, and international Brent crude increasing by $1.20 to reach $66.58 per barrel.
- Brent crude, the international oil price standard, often rises amid conflicts that may disrupt supplies, a pattern evident in this recent price movement.
- The report suggests heightened regional tensions could impact oil markets and underscores conditional U.S. President Donald Trump's repeated threats of airstrikes if diplomatic deals fail.
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Iran Warns that the US Will Be Considered ‘Participant’ at Any Israeli Attack on Its Nuclear Facilities
The sponsor has transmitted that he will consider the United States responsible for any Israeli attack on its nuclear facilities, in a statement that further intensifys the context of the fifth round of negotiations between Iran and the US on the future Iranian nuclear programme, reports The Guardian.
Exclusive: Source says what US wants in talks with Iran is same Israeli plan
An informed political source has told the Press TV correspondent that the US is "politically" following the same goal as Israel which is threatening the Islamic Republic with military strikes over its nuclear program.
Netanyahu Prepares To Strike Iran
New intelligence suggests that Israel is preparing to strike Iranian nuclear facilities without without Donald Trump’s backing. US intelligence sources say the possibility of Israeli attack has ‘gone up significantly in recent months’ The sources [...] The post Netanyahu Prepares To Strike Iran appeared first on The People's Voice.
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