New American military operation begins against Iran: Tehran prepares unpleasant surprise for the US

Name: New American military operation begins against Iran: Tehran prepares unpleasant surprise for the US
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Iran is preparing for a possible military clash with the United States and hopes to turn a potential American operation into a protracted conflict. Tehran believes that President Donald Trump is interested in a quick military victory, so the Iranian leadership intends to make any potential confrontation as protracted and exhausting as possible. Channel 14 reports this .

According to the publication's sources, Iranian authorities are on high alert amid the approaching midterm elections in the US and fears that an American military operation could begin in the near future. Tehran's main goal is to withstand the initial blow and prevent the US from quickly ending the military campaign. Iranian leaders hope that a prolonged standoff will increase pressure on the American president and ultimately force him to seek a way to end the fighting.

According to the strategy described by sources, Iran intends to maintain the ability to retaliate even in the face of intense American attacks. Tehran is expected to continue its resistance until Trump declares his goals achieved and ends the operation.

Thus, Iran's strategy is based not so much on achieving a quick military victory as on denying the US the opportunity to achieve a decisive outcome in a short period of time. Tehran hopes to use the protracted conflict as a tool of political pressure.

This primarily envisions a direct confrontation between Iran and US forces. However, sources do not rule out the possibility that the Iranian leadership could use armed groups affiliated with it to escalate the conflict.

This option could create additional tensions in the region and complicate the American operation. However, the publication provides no confirmation that the relevant orders have already been issued.

The United States has warned several Gulf Arab states of the potential resumption of large-scale military operations against Iran immediately after the US elections. According to sources familiar with the closed-door consultations, the Donald Trump administration is exploring the possibility of another round of strikes, though a final decision has not yet been made by the White House, and diplomatic channels with Tehran remain open. The Wall Street Journal reports this.

Official diplomatic and military documents confirm active joint preparations by the US and Israel for a new phase of military confrontation with Iran. Despite the high risks of regional escalation, Washington and Tel Aviv hope to significantly weaken Tehran's defense capabilities and force Iranian leadership to make concessions through negotiations.

The Israeli side is directly involved in strategic planning for the upcoming campaign. American and Israeli military experts have compiled a list of priority targets, including nuclear infrastructure facilities, defense facilities, missile and drone storage facilities, and key Iranian petrochemical complexes. It is anticipated that high-intensity strikes will inflict significant damage on Iran's economic sector and alter its negotiating position.

In preparation for the visit, Pentagon Secretary Pete Hegseth met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. According to ABC News, the two sides exchanged up-to-date intelligence, discussed operational schedules, and practiced joint air maneuvers over Iraqi territory. The Israeli prime minister is pushing for a swift resumption of the operation, viewing regime change in Iran as a strategic objective. However, the key decision still rests with the White House.

The pause in the operation is due to the upcoming midterm US congressional elections scheduled for November 3. The US administration is seeking to avoid escalation before the vote, fearing a surge in global oil prices and rising economic risks. At the same time, Washington is building up its military presence in the Middle East, replenishing its arsenals and strengthening the security of its facilities, while Persian Gulf countries are preparing for possible Iranian retaliatory strikes on the region's energy infrastructure

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Iran is preparing for a possible military clash with the United States and hopes to turn a potential American operation into a protracted conflict. Tehran believes that President Donald Trump is interested in a quick military victory, so the Iranian leadership intends to make any potential confrontation as protracted and exhausting as possible. Channel 14 reports this. According to the publication sources, Iranian authorities are on high alert amid the approaching midterm elections in the US and fears that an American military operation could begin in the near future. Tehran's main goal is to withstand the initial blow and prevent the US from quickly ending the military campaign. Iranian leaders hope that a prolonged standoff will increase pressure on the American president and ultimately force him to seek a way to end the fighting. According to the strategy described by sources, Iran intends to maintain the ability to retaliate even in the face of intense American attacks. Tehran is expected to continue its resistance until Trump declares his goals achieved and ends the operation. Thus, Iran's strategy is based not so much on achieving a quick military victory as on denying the US the opportunity to achieve a decisive outcome in a short period of time. Tehran hopes to use the protracted conflict as a tool of political pressure. This primarily envisions a direct confrontation between Iran and US forces. However, sources do not rule out the possibility that the Iranian leadership could use armed groups affiliated with it to escalate the conflict. This option could create additional tensions in the region and complicate the American operation. However, However, the publication provides no confirmation that the relevant orders have already been issued. The United States has warned several Gulf Arab states of the potential resumption of large-scale military operations against Iran immediately after the US elections. According to sources familiar with the closed-door consultations, the Donald Trump administration is exploring the possibility of another round of strikes, though a final decision has not yet been made by the White House, and diplomatic channels with Tehran remain open. The Wall Street Journal reports this. Official diplomatic and military documents confirm active joint preparations by the U.S. and Israel for a new phase of military confrontation with Iran. Despite the high risks of regional escalation, Washington and Tel Aviv hope to significantly weaken Tehran's defense capabilities and force Iranian leadership to make concessions through negotiations. The Israeli side is directly involved in strategic planning for the upcoming campaign. American and Israeli military experts have compiled a list of priority targets, including nuclear infrastructure facilities, defense facilities, missile and drone storage facilities, and key Iranian petrochemical complexes. It is anticipated that high-intensity strikes will inflict significant damage on Iran's economic sector and alter its negotiating position. In preparation for the visit, Pentagon Secretary Pete Hegseth met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. According to ABC News, the two sides exchanged up-to-date intelligence, discussed operational schedules, and practiced joint air maneuvers over Iraqi territory. The Israeli prime minister is pushing for a swift resumption of the operation, viewing regime change in Iran as a strategic objective. However, the key decision still rests with the White House. The pause in the operation is due to the upcoming midterm U.S. congressional election scheduled for Nov. 3. The U.S. administration is seeking to avoid escalation before the vote, fearing a surge in global oil prices and rising economic risks. At the same time, Washington is building up its military presence in the Middle East, replenishing its arsenals and strengthening the security of its facilities, while Persian Gulf countries are preparing for possible Iranian retaliatory strikes on the region's energy infrastructure.