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US intel suggests Israel preparing strike on Iran's nuclear facilities, CNN reports
- On Tuesday, CNN reported that U.S. Intelligence indicates Israel is preparing a possible strike on Iranian nuclear facilities amid rising tensions.
- This development follows increased Israeli military movements and intercepted communications, while Israeli leaders have not finalized any decision.
- The preparations come as the Trump administration negotiates with Iran to limit its nuclear program, though Iran rejects U.S. Demands to stop uranium enrichment.
- According to a source, the chances of Israel launching an attack on an Iranian nuclear site have increased notably over the past few months, particularly if Iran continues to maintain its uranium reserves.
- An Israeli strike could disrupt fragile diplomacy and risk broader Middle East conflict while U.S. Officials warn that time to secure a nuclear deal is short.
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As US-Iran nuclear talks stall, Israel ramps up preparations for multi-front war
Amid reports of an Israeli strike plan on Iran, the IDF drills for multi-front war, focusing on home front defense and critical systems; US-Iran talks continue, though both sides express doubt over the chances of reaching a deal
The UN Confirms the Receipt of Iran's Letter and Warns that the Situation "Should Concern Everyone"
The General Secretariat of the United Nations confirmed this Thursday that its leader, António Guterres, has received a letter from Iran's foreign minister, Abbas Araqchi, on a possible Israeli attack on Iranian nuclear facilities, and has warned that "the increase in militarist rhetoric "should concern everyone.""The letter was received this morning and will be, as we have been asked, shared with the General Assembly and the Security Council," …
Iran Warns that the US Will Be Considered ‘Participant’ at Any Israeli Attack on Its Nuclear Facilities
The sponsor has transmitted that he will consider the United States responsible for any Israeli attack on its nuclear facilities, in a statement that further intensifys the context of the fifth round of negotiations between Iran and the US on the future Iranian nuclear programme, reports The Guardian.
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