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US and Israel Plan Joint Attack on Iran Post-Election
The United States and Israel have reportedly finalized a plan for a joint attack on Iran after the US midterm elections, targeting its nuclear program. The plan includes a potential strike on the Qoh-e Kolang facility, with President Trump considering the use of a large bomb.
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- 01US and Israel have a detailed plan for a joint attack on Iran after the midterm elections.
- 02The plan reportedly includes targeting Iran's nuclear program and the Qoh-e Kolang facility.
- 03President Trump is considering using a 10,000 kg bomb, but its effectiveness is questioned.
- 04Previous strikes caused energy price surges and depleted US interceptor stocks.
- 05Iranian officials have vowed retaliation beyond targeting commercial ships.
- 06Upcoming Israeli elections on October 27 could complicate the attack plans.
However, doubts remain about the campaign's success and Trump's approval, while Iran has threatened broader retaliation. Upcoming Israeli elections could also impact the timing and execution of the plan.
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