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

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US and Israel Plan Three-Day Iran Strike Campaign Post-Midterms

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The United States and Israel are reportedly planning a three-day military strike campaign against Iran, potentially to occur after the U.S. midterm elections. The operation would target nuclear facilities and military capabilities, with additional U.S. forces being deployed. President Trump has not yet approved the plan, and Iran has warned of severe retaliation.

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  • US and Israel are reportedly planning a three-day military campaign against Iran after the midterms.
  • The proposed strikes would target Iran's nuclear facilities, missile and drone capabilities, and energy infrastructure.
  • The U.S. is assembling additional forces, including three aircraft carriers, expected to be ready by early November.
  • President Donald Trump has not yet approved the attack and has previously halted similar operations.
  • Iran has warned of retaliation, calling the 72-hour campaign plan a 'fantasy'.
US and Israel Plan Three-Day Iran Strike Campaign Post-Midterms
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