US-Israeli plan to target Iran's sites

The New York Times revealed that the United States and Israel have developed plans to carry out military strikes against Iran after the upcoming U.S. midterm elections in November. These strikes would target nuclear facilities, energy sites, missile arsenals, and drone bases. The two countries are working to enhance their military exercises, including conducting aerial sorties over Iraq to simulate potential attacks. Reports indicate that the potential targets include nuclear energy facilities and infrastructure, although there is a possibility that Trump may exclude the oil infrastructure to prevent a rise in fuel prices. It is worth noting that the timing of the operation is linked to the Israeli elections scheduled for October 27, amid Iranian warnings that any strikes could lead to an expanded response, including attacks on data centers and submarine cables. These preparations come amid ongoing military confrontation since February, aimed at reducing Iran's nuclear and missile capabilities, amidst a stalemate in diplomatic negotiations between Washington and Tehran.

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