Mossad Chief Visits US Amid Reports of Renewed Iran Campaign
Translated & summarized from Kan News by baba
Mossad Chief Roman Gofman is visiting the US and meeting with senior officials, reportedly due to Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's desire to renew operations against Iran. This comes as US Central Command has briefed Israeli representatives to prepare for a potential renewed campaign, despite President Trump's statements suggesting otherwise. US military assets, including aircraft carriers and refueling planes, have been increased in the Middle East.
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- Mossad Chief Roman Gofman is visiting the US for meetings with senior administration officials.
- The visit occurs amid Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's reported desire to renew operations against Iran.
- US Central Command has briefed Israeli representatives to prepare for a potential renewed campaign against Iran.
- US messages to Israel and Gulf states indicate readiness for a potential conflict with Iran soon.
- US military assets, including two aircraft carriers, have been increased in the Middle East.
- US Ambassador to Israel Hackaby confirmed an attack on Iran remains a possibility.
Mossad Chief Roman Gofman is visiting the United States on Friday, meeting with senior administration officials. The visit, first reported by Axios, comes amid Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's desire to renew operations against Iran. The Mossad declined to comment on the report.
This development follows recent updates from US Central Command to Israeli military representatives in the United States, informing them to prepare for the possibility of a renewed campaign against Iran. According to a US official, security channels are conveying messages to Israel and Gulf states that they should be ready for the potential resumption of conflict with Iran soon.
These messages appear to contradict recent statements by President Trump, who has indicated he does not see a need to restart military action against Iran. Despite these statements, the US continues to move assets to the Middle East. Currently, the US has approximately 200 refueling aircraft stationed in bases across the Middle East and Europe. For the first time since June, two aircraft carriers, the USS George Washington and USS George H.W. Bush, are operating in the region, with a third, the USS Theodore Roosevelt, expected to arrive in the Arabian Sea next week. Thousands of American soldiers are also operating air defense systems at US bases in the Middle East.
US Ambassador to Israel Hackaby stated that an attack on Iran remains a possibility.
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