US and Israel Prepared Iran Attack Plan Post-Midterms, Report Claims
Translated & summarized from i24NEWS by baba
The US and Israel have reportedly prepared a plan for a potential strike on Iran following the American midterm elections on November 3. US sources suggested Defense Secretary discussed the plan with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu this week, believing a short, intense attack could impact Iran's negotiations. Former President Donald Trump praised efforts to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons.
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- US and Israel prepared Iran attack plan post-midterm elections, according to a report.
- Defense Secretary reportedly met with PM Benjamin Netanyahu to discuss the plan.
- A three-day intensive strike could inflict economic damage to alter Iran's negotiating position.
- Former President Donald Trump claimed credit for preventing Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons.
The United States and Israel have prepared a detailed plan for a potential strike against Iran, to be executed after the upcoming US midterm elections, according to a report in The New York Times. The American midterm elections are scheduled for November 3.
Sources familiar with the matter in the US indicated that Defense Secretary met with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu this week to discuss the attack plan. There is a belief among these sources that a concentrated three-day offensive could inflict sufficient economic damage to alter Iran's negotiating stance.
Former President Donald Trump commented on the issue, stating, "I think this is one of the greatest things we have done, we prevented Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons. This is one of the best things we have done. It took a lot of courage, because no other president was willing to do it, and if we hadn't done it, Iran would already be using powerful nuclear weapons now."
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