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IDF Denies Trump Blocked Iran Strike, Cites Dangerous Miscalculation Risk
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Senior IDF officials denied reports that U.S. President Donald Trump blocked an Israeli strike on Iran, stating an attack was never planned. They cited heightened military readiness due to American preparations and warned of dangerous miscalculation risks from public political statements. Meanwhile, Iran reported seven oil tankers were struck or hit mines in the Strait of Hormuz, while U.S. and Israeli militaries reportedly planned post-election strikes on Iran.
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- IDF denies U.S. President Donald Trump blocked an Israeli strike on Iran, stating it was never planned.
- Senior Israeli military officials warned of dangerous miscalculation risks from political leaders' public statements.
- Iran reported seven oil tankers were struck or hit naval mines in the Strait of Hormuz.
- U.S. and Israeli militaries reportedly developed detailed plans for post-election strikes on Iran.
- IDF conducted routine training missions simulating attacks on Iran to maintain readiness.
- President Trump accused Iran of fabricating attacks to influence oil prices before U.S. midterms.
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