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US Official: Netanyahu Proposed Rapid Iran Strike Plan
An American official stated that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu proposed a rapid strike plan against Iran to President Trump, aiming for regime change. The U.S. administration, however, seeks a nuclear deal and Strait of Hormuz security agreement.
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What happened
- 01An American official stated Benjamin Netanyahu proposed a rapid strike plan against Iran.
- 02The plan's goal was a swift attack to fundamentally alter Iran's regime structure.
- 03The U.S. administration prefers pushing Iran toward a nuclear and Hormuz security deal.
- 04The proposed operation involves a 72-hour strike on nuclear, missile, and energy sites.
- 05U.S. and Israeli forces have increased coordination and conducted joint exercises over Iraq.
The plan involves a 72-hour operation targeting key Iranian infrastructure, with increased U.S.-Israel military coordination and joint exercises.
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