According to Israeli media reports, senior US military commanders have informed Israeli Chief of General Staff, General Eyal Zamir, that the White House has issued directives for a potential large-scale US attack on the Islamic Republic of Iran in the coming weeks.
The reports, citing anonymous sources, claim the iefing took place two days ago. This development signals a significant escalation of tensions in the region.
The media outlets further reported that General Zamir has advised Israeli political officials that an attack on Iran could necessitate a postponement of Israel's general election, which is currently scheduled for October 27. This suggests the perceived seriousness of the threat and its potential ramifications for Israel's domestic security.
This news emerges as nuclear negotiations between Iran and world powers have stalled, and concerns are growing over the advancement of Iran's nuclear program.
Neither the White House nor the Pentagon has officially commented on these reports. However, the circulation of such information could be part of a psychological pressure campaign aimed at forcing Iran back to the negotiating table under new terms.
Regional analysts warn that any military action against Iran could trigger a full-scale war in the Middle East, with devastating consequences for global stability and the energy economy.
Source: Israeli media
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