US and Israel Prepare Major Strikes on Iran’s Energy Infrastructure This Weekend
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First reported by Ynet · 2 hours ago
What happened
The US and Israel are preparing a major joint strike on Iran’s energy infrastructure, possibly launching this weekend, pending final approval from President Trump. The operation aims to weaken Iran’s military capabilities by targeting power plants and refineries, with coordination ongoing between the two countries. Discussions continue on the scope and timing of the attacks amid internal US political debate.
- 01US and Israel plan extensive strikes on Iran’s energy infrastructure, possibly this weekend.
- 02President Trump has not yet approved the operation, which targets power plants and refineries.
- 03Israel is fully briefed and coordinating with the US on a potential joint campaign.
- 04US officials aim to end strikes before Monday’s financial market opening to limit economic impact.
- 05Some White House advisors oppose Netanyahu’s military proposals, including supply route attacks.
- 06Discussions on cutting Tehran’s electricity supply are ongoing but undecided.
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