US Warns of Possible Strike on Iran This Weekend
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The United States may launch a military strike against Iran this weekend, October 24-25, according to U.S. Special Representative Tom Barrack. While Barrack confirmed the possibility, he also stressed President Trump's continued openness to a diplomatic agreement. Reports from Iraq suggest the U.S. administration warned Iraqi officials about the potential attack and demanded Baghdad prevent local militias from intervening. Israel is reportedly on high alert due to intelligence on potential Iranian actions.
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- The U.S. may conduct a military strike on Iran this weekend, October 24-25.
- U.S. Special Representative Tom Barrack acknowledged the possibility of a strike but noted Trump's openness to a deal.
- Reports indicate the U.S. warned Iraq's Prime Minister about the potential attack.
- Baghdad was reportedly asked to prevent Iraqi militias from joining any conflict.
- Israel is on heightened alert due to intelligence on potential Iranian actions.
- Barrack stated the immediate nuclear threat from Iran has been resolved.
The United States has not ruled out a new military strike against Iran as early as the upcoming weekend, October 24-25. Special Representative of the American President Tom Barrack acknowledged this possibility amid reports of Washington preparing for military action. Simultaneously, information emerged suggesting the U.S. administration allegedly warned Iraqi leadership about a potential attack in the coming days. Barrack was directly asked about the likelihood of a U.S. strike on Iran this weekend and stated it was a distinct possibility. However, he emphasized that President Donald Trump remains open to reaching an agreement with Tehran, noting that Washington has been engaged in negotiations for months and has not abandoned diplomatic resolution.
Despite claims of eliminating the immediate threat in Iran's nuclear sphere, the option of military force remains on the agenda. Barrack noted that the specific nuclear threat that previously caused concern no longer exists. Nevertheless, issues of nuclear proliferation and future actions concerning Iran remain unresolved, maintaining the potential for renewed escalation. Israel is reportedly maintaining a heightened state of alert due to intelligence regarding potential Iranian actions ahead of elections.
Additional tension arose from reports originating in Iraq. The Kurdish-Iraqi television channel Channel8, citing a political source, claimed the U.S. administration had notified the Iraqi Prime Minister about a planned attack on Iran in the coming days. According to these reports, the Iraqi Prime Minister conveyed this information to representatives of the Shiite political coalition supporting his government. He also warned armed groups that any intervention in the conflict would result in government retaliation. Similar information appeared in other regional publications, asserting that Washington demanded Baghdad prevent Iraqi-based armed factions from participating in potential combat operations against the U.S. These sources indicated that the American side warned of serious consequences for Iraq's political stability if local groups intervened. However, there has been no official confirmation of these warnings being issued.
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