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US and Israel Draft Plans for Strikes on Iran Post-Midterms

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US and Israel Plan New Iran Strikes Post-Midterms

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The U.S. and Israel are reportedly planning a short, intensive military campaign against Iran targeting nuclear sites and infrastructure, potentially after the November midterm elections. The campaign aims to pressure Iran economically and in negotiations, with forces being assembled in the region. While President Trump has not authorized new operations, he is reportedly considering options, including the use of a large bomb against specific facilities. Diplomatic efforts continue alongside the military planning.

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  • The US and Israel are reportedly planning a new military campaign against Iran after the November midterm elections.
  • The potential strikes would target Iran's nuclear facilities, energy infrastructure, and missile capabilities.
  • Military planners believe a concentrated campaign could inflict economic damage and pressure Iran in negotiations.
  • The Pentagon is assembling significant military forces in the region, including aircraft carriers and Marines.
  • President Trump has not authorized new operations but is considering all options to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons.

Israel National News publishes in English. The key points are summarized above. Read Israel National News’s full report from the link at the top of the page.

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