According to a senior US official, the United States has sent Iran a stern warning about the possible consequences of a new attack on Israel.
As a source told Axios, the US side warned Tehran against any action that could lead to an escalation of tensions in the region.
Washington also made it clear that in the event of a new attack against Israel, the United States will not be able to stop its retaliatory actions.
Previously, Kursor wrote that Iran had temporarily postponed its plans to launch a retaliatory missile attack against Israel, focusing on important political reasons.
According to media reports, Iranian leaders decided to wait for the results of the US presidential elections, believing that the escalation of the conflict at this time can only strengthen the position of Donald Trump. In recent days, the situation between Tehran and Tel Aviv has reached breaking point and both sides have begun to prepare for a possible exchange of blows.
Recent satellite images have shown significant damage to Iran’s Khojir missile complex. The attack sparked a furious reaction among hardliners inside Iran, but Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, taking a cautious approach, said a response would be prepared but that Iran would wait until the situation in the United States would stabilize.
Khamenei ordered the Supreme National Security Council to develop a strategy that took into account the potential political and military consequences of retaliatory actions for both Iran and its allies in the region.
The Israeli attack caused significant damage to Iranian defense facilities. In addition to damage to missile production, several air defense systems, including the Russian-made S-300 systems, were reported to have been disabled, which could slow the solid-fuel missile production program for more than a year. anus. Although Iran described the Israeli attack as a “minor incident,” the widespread destruction suggests serious consequences for its defense capabilities.
The United States, in turn, has strengthened its military presence in the Middle East, sending additional destroyers, B-52 strategic bombers and fighter jets to deter Iran from possible aggression against American or Israeli targets. Pentagon officials confirmed that the deployment is to protect allies, and White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre and State Department spokesman Matthew Miller said the United States remains committed to supporting Israel.
However, sources close to Iran’s Supreme National Security Council said Tehran has already prepared a list of targets for retaliatory actions in Israel. Furthermore, the damage caused by the attack on the secret Parchin base, where, according to unconfirmed reports, nuclear projects were being carried out, increases Iran’s desire for a response.
