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Ongoing Story· Day 58

Israel, US Intelligence Assess Iran May Consider Expanding Missile Strikes

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Haaretz EnglishSecurity

IDF Worries U.S. Strike on Iran Could End Prematurely

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Israeli defense officials are concerned that a U.S.-led strike campaign against Iran, potentially starting next month, could end before Israel achieves its objectives. They doubt a brief air war could stop Tehran's nuclear program or lead to regime change. The military's goals for such a conflict reportedly differ sharply from those of former President Trump.

The story in 4 lines · by baba

  • Israeli defense officials fear a U.S.-led strike on Iran could end before Israel achieves its goals.
  • The military doubts a brief air campaign could topple Tehran or halt its nuclear program.
  • Israeli objectives for a conflict differ significantly from former President Trump's.
  • A U.S.-led strike campaign against Iran is potentially slated for next month.
IDF Worries U.S. Strike on Iran Could End Prematurely
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