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US Urges Gulf Allies to Prepare for Military Action Post-Midterms

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US Warns Gulf Allies of Potential Iran Military Action Post-Midterms

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The U.S. has warned Persian Gulf nations about potential military action against Iran after the midterm elections, while repositioning military assets and equipment in the region. President Donald Trump hinted at further strikes if Iran doesn't meet nuclear deal conditions. Israel is also preparing for renewed operations. Iran has vowed retaliation against the U.S. and Israel, with officials calling for the expulsion of U.S. forces from the region.

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  • U.S. warns Gulf nations of possible military campaign against Iran after midterm elections.
  • U.S. military is transferring equipment, including a Patriot system to Israel, and repositioning troops.
  • President Trump hinted at further strikes on Iran if nuclear deal conditions are not met.
  • Israel is preparing for potential renewed operations, with Prime Minister Netanyahu urging to 'finish the job'.
  • Iran vows revenge against the U.S. and Israel and calls for U.S. forces to leave the region.
US Warns Gulf Allies of Potential Iran Military Action Post-Midterms
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