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US Military Seeks Creative Ways to Pressure Iran Amid Cancelled Strike and Ongoing Tensions
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First reported by Ynet · 3 hours ago
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The US military is exploring new ways to pressure Iran after canceling a planned strike, while diplomatic talks and regional tensions continue. President Trump is weighing symbolic attacks but prefers a deal, with Gulf allies urging caution. Israeli officials anticipate possible escalation and remain on alert.
- 01US Central Command seeks unconventional methods to pressure Iran after strike cancellation.
- 02President Trump considers symbolic strikes but favors negotiations to avoid conflict.
- 03CIA and US generals doubt airstrikes will change Iran's negotiating position.
- 04Iran denies direct US talks, focusing negotiations with Oman on shipping routes.
- 05Gulf allies requested halting the US strike, influencing Trump's decision.
- 06Israel prepares defensively amid high risk of escalation in regional tensions.
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