Iran Is Fortifying Nuclear Sites and Rallying Its People for a Return to Fighting
Satellite images show makeshift barriers around nuclear sites as Tehran warns new U.S. strikes could trigger attacks on Gulf allies and regional infrastructure.
- Iranian officials suggested sending ground troops to neighboring countries if war with the United States resumes, according to a report from The Wall Street Journal detailing options Tehran is weighing.
- The Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps announced on Friday it will pursue vessels outside approved routes "throughout the entire region," while the Nicaragua-flagged Petro Dolphin was struck by a drone on Sunday.
- Mohsen Rezaei, Iran's top national security official, publicly threatened Saudi oil facilities and the United Arab Emirates, while other threats from Tehran involve targeting data centers and internet cables.
- President Donald Trump said the United States is having "productive discussions with the Islamic Republic of Iran" and will not attack before the Midterm Elections on November 3rd, with 22 Million Barrels of Oil flowing through the Hormuz Strait.
- Different reports claim the Pentagon instructed Central Command to prepare for potential strikes against Iranian nuclear and energy infrastructure in the coming weeks, according to Axios.
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Will Donald Trump order new attacks on Iran after the U.S. interim elections? In Tehran, preparations are apparently already being made for this case – including securing nuclear facilities.
Iran is preparing for new US attacks after the Midterms. Trump is stepping up its troops while Tehran is threatening to retaliate against US allies.
A Warning to the US Military: Iran Is Fortifying Its Nuclear Sites and Borders and Signaling It Will Hit Back Across the Region
Iran is reinforcing its borders and nuclear sites, piling dirt mounds around Natanz and Pickaxe Mountain, and urging civilians to take free weapons training as it braces for possible new US strikes. President Trump has all but ruled out renewed fighting before the midterms, but the Pentagon is preparing options.
Iran threatens to invade neighbors if US launches new wave of attacks: report
Iran is fortifying its defenses and considering sending their troops to neighboring countries as it prepares for potential attacks from the US following the midterm elections next month.
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