Sources: U.S. and Israel May Resume Military Operations Against Iran as Early as Next Week
Svmuu News A U.S. source said that the Pentagon is preparing to resume military operations against Iran, and the United States and Israel could resume military strikes against Iran as early as next week. The U.S. source stated that negotiations are currently at an impasse. According to reports, multiple U.S. officials have revealed that if the U.S. decides to resume military strikes against Iran, one option would be to carry out more intense bombing of Iranian military and infrastructure targets; another option would be to send special operations forces on the ground to seize Iran's nuclear materials. Hundreds of special operations forces personnel arrived in the Middle East in March. However, U.S. officials acknowledged that this option carries significant risks. In addition, since the ceasefire in early April, the U.S. has rearmed warships and warplanes in the region. (CCTV News)
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