Trump approves Iran attack plans, says 'next week going to be big'
American military preparations for joining Israel's strikes against Iran await an order. Administration maintains its demand for Tehran's complete nuclear surrender.
American military preparations for joining Israel's strikes against Iran await an order. Administration maintains its demand for Tehran's complete nuclear surrender.
US official expresses concern over Israel's capacity to defend against ballistic attacks as Pentagon deploys additional assets.
The exiled heir to Iran's former monarchy made direct appeals to military and security personnel, urging them not to defend what he characterized as a collapsing system.
US intelligence officials monitoring Israeli military preparations and political deliberations concluded that Netanyahu had moved past his historical pattern of yielding to American pressure.
Sources familiar with the Trump's thinking describe his growing frustration with Iran's failure to provide immediate responses to American demands, ABC News reports. Trump appears highly reluctant to allow a situation where Tehran appears to have successfully challenged his military threats, according to these officials.
Additional intelligence sources by the NYT suggest Iran might deploy naval mines throughout the Strait of Hormuz during any conflict escalation, a strategy designed to trap American naval vessels within Persian Gulf waters.
The US military is sending additional fighter jets to the Middle East and extending the deployment of other fighter aircraft to strengthen American military forces in the region.
State-aligned Tehran Times claims Israeli agents ignited blaze to stir unrest, but no evidence supports the allegation.
The ultimatum reportedly comes with a deadline of just a few days, with a warning that if Iran does not comply, the United States will continue to support Israel and ensure the destruction of nuclear facilities, particularly Fordow.
The evacuation operation utilized a 13-hour cruise from Ashdod port, with the vessel escorted by the Israeli Navy for security protection.
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