Middle East Tensions Escalate: US and Israel Reportedly Planning New Military Strikes Against Iran, Iranian Supreme Leader Makes Rare Appearance to Assess War Situation
According to CCTV News, citing The New York Times, the US and Israeli militaries have developed specific plans for another military strike against Iran after the US midterm elections. Potential targets may include Iran's energy infrastructure, nuclear facilities, and missile and drone arsenals. US Secretary of Defense Hegseth discussed a new round of strike plans with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu during his visit to Israel this week. Iranian Supreme Leader Mojtaba held a rare meeting with Iranian Parliament Speaker Qalibaf on October 21, where they assessed the latest situation arising from potential US-Israeli military action against Iran and discussed topics such as strengthening national resilience.
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