US Considers Two-Week Airstrike Campaign Against Iran Amid Rising Tensions
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First reported by Ynet · 6 hours ago
What happened
President Trump held a secret meeting aboard Air Force One to discuss a potential two-week US airstrike campaign against Iran following recent missile attacks. Military leaders are divided between a full-scale air campaign and a more cautious approach due to resource concerns. US forces have already launched significant retaliatory strikes, with Israeli involvement possible if the operation expands. Intelligence indicates a substantial portion of Iran's missile capabilities remain active, complicating efforts to neutralize the threat.
- 01President Trump held a secret Air Force One meeting to plan a response to Iran's missile threats.
- 02Admiral Brad Cooper supports a two-week intensive airstrike campaign against Iran's missile systems.
- 03General Dan Kain warns of risks and missile stock depletion, advocating a cautious approach.
- 04US forces launched extensive retaliatory strikes after Iranian missile attacks on US troops in Jordan.
- 05Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu met US officials; Israeli forces may join a broader US operation.
- 06Intelligence estimates 21-22% of Iran's missile arsenal remains intact after prior strikes.
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