
According to sources, the targets of a possible attack would not be limited to Iran's nuclear and missile targets, but could also include key leaders and senior military structures.
Reports from Drop Site News and other US sources say the United States has warned regional allies of a possible attack on Iran that could begin this Sunday. US officials have not provided a definitive confirmation, but their warning indicates that the plan is in an advanced stage of preparation.
According to the sources, the targets of a potential attack would not be limited to Iran's nuclear and missile targets, but could also include key leaders and senior military structures. The supposed goal would be to weaken the military capabilities and influence the Iranian regime, leaving room for possible regime change.
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US President Donald Trump has said in recent weeks that he has given Iran a deadline to reach a deal. He has stressed that if diplomacy fails, things will be serious, suggesting that military action remains a possibility. Trump also stressed that the US force deployed to the region is larger than that previously deployed against Venezuela, including warships and a group around the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln, a demonstration of US naval power.
US Central Command (CENTCOM) has warned Iran not to approach US ships during planned exercises in the Strait of Hormuz, stressing that any threat to US troops will not be tolerated. In response, Iran has warned that any attack on the country could trigger strikes inside Israel. Ali Shamkhani, an adviser to Iran's supreme leader, said an offensive could trigger a wider escalation in the region.
Iran has also announced live-fire military exercises in the Strait of Hormuz over the weekend, as the United States and its allies conduct multi-day air and naval exercises to demonstrate military readiness and capability. Analysts say the situation is extremely sensitive, as a potential attack would pose a high risk of escalation in the Middle East, with serious consequences for global security and regional stability.
At this point, the US's final decision has not been made public, and diplomacy still remains an open option as the region prepares for a tense weekend. / Clash Report