US Weighs Renewed Strikes on Iran, Citing November 9th Lunar Eclipse
Translated & summarized from Hamal by baba
Senior U.S. officials revealed that the new moon on November 9th will provide optimal dark conditions for potential military operations against Iran. President Donald Trump met with his national security team on Thursday to discuss renewing strikes, with discussions also held Wednesday. U.S. Central Command is preparing for possible extensive operations but awaits orders. Trump stated a decision would be made soon.
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- U.S. officials cited November 9th's new moon as creating favorable dark conditions for military action.
- President Donald Trump discussed renewing strikes against Iran with his national security team.
- Discussions on resuming military actions against Iran occurred at the White House on Wednesday and Thursday.
- U.S. Central Command is preparing for potential extensive operations in Iran.
- President Trump indicated a decision on the matter would be made soon.
Senior U.S. officials indicated that the new moon on November 9th will create favorable dark conditions in the Middle East for military operations, amid discussions about resuming strikes against Iran, Fox News reported. According to the report, President Donald Trump met with his national security team on Thursday to discuss the possibility of renewing military actions against Iran. Officials confirmed to the network that discussions on the matter took place at the White House on Wednesday and Thursday. Concurrently, U.S. Central Command is completing preparations for potential extensive operations in Iran, but has not yet received new orders from Washington. Trump told reporters on Thursday that the United States would soon make a decision on the issue. "I would prefer not to destroy the rest of the country, if possible, but I may have to do it. You will know soon," he stated.
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