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Ongoing Story· Day 47

Israel, US Intelligence Assess Iran May Consider Expanding Missile Strikes

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The Jerusalem PostSecurity

US and Israel Weigh Strikes on Iran Amid Escalation Warnings

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President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu are issuing stern warnings to Iran, as a third US aircraft carrier heads to the Middle East, indicating potential military action. Experts caution that renewed conflict is likely inevitable due to ongoing tensions and Iran's disruption of shipping, with high oil prices potentially fueling US strikes. While Trump may delay action until after the US midterm elections, reports suggest the administration is weighing limited strikes on Iranian military and infrastructure targets.

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  • US and Israel are issuing stark warnings to Iran, signaling potential renewed conflict.
  • A third US aircraft carrier is en route to the Middle East amid signs of military preparation.
  • Israeli experts warn that renewed conflict is likely inevitable due to ongoing tensions.
  • High oil prices have risen 46% to $104 per barrel, potentially incentivizing US strikes.
  • Trump may delay strikes until after the November 3 US midterm elections, experts suggest.
  • The Trump administration is reportedly considering limited, intense strikes on Iranian targets.

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