Israel’s Genocide in Gaza | 2023- till present
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Notice the maps show attacks on Iran's nuke facilities, Netanyahu gets his wish from a very macabre route.
More deaths and devastation to come from ZioNazi insatiable thirst for blood:-
U.S. moves forces to prepare for 'imminent' Iranian strike
The Pentagon is beefing up its presence in the region and the USS Dwight Eisenhower has been sent into the Red Sea.www.dailymail.co.uk
U.S. moves MORE forces into the Middle East to prepare for 'imminent' Iranian strike on Israel: Pentagon sends aircraft carrier that can intercept missiles to the Red Sea in warning to Tehran
By WILLS ROBINSON and NIKKI SCHWAB, SENIOR U.S. POLITICAL REPORTER FOR DAILYMAIL.COM IN WASHINGTON, D.C.
- Pentagon has beefed up presence in the region to brace for an Iranian assault
- Fears are mounting that violence could spill out across the Middle East
- READ MORE: What would open warfare between Iran and Israel look like
PUBLISHED: 13:45 EDT, 12 April 2024 | UPDATED: 14:53 EDT, 12 April 2024
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The U.S. has moved more forces into the Middle East to prepare for what officials believe could be an 'imminent' strike by Iran on Israel that could spark a full-scale war.
The Pentagon is beefing up its presence in the region and the USS Dwight Eisenhower has been sent into the Red Sea in a warning to Tehran and to protect American personnel should the violence spill over, multiple reports suggest.
U.S. officials fear that hundreds of drones and dozens of missiles could be used in a retaliation for an April 1 strike on a building adjacent to the Iranian embassy in Damascus, Syria.
Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei vowed retribution in the wake of the Damascus attack, for which Tel-Aviv has yet to take responsibility.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has vowed to respond with force to any assault by Iran, leaving tensions in the Middle East on a knife-edge.
Defense officials on Friday said they are moving 'additional assets to the area', hours after the U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem locked down it's staff.
The USS Dwight Eisenhower would be able to intercept missiles and drones fired by Iran.
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The Pentagon is beefing up its presence in the Middle East and the USS Dwight Eisenhower has been sent into the Red Sea in a warning to Tehran and to protect American personnel should the violence spill over
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The White House on Friday wouldn't go as far as to say that an attack was 'imminent,' instead calling the threat 'viable.'
'We still deem the potential threat by Iran here to be real, to be viable, certainly credible and we're watching it as closely as we can,' White House National Security Council spokesman John Kirby told reporters Friday.
Kirby added that the U.S. was in 'constant communication with our Israeli counterparts about making sure that they can defend themselves against those kind of attacks.'
He added that 'force posture changes' had been made to ensure the US is 'properly prepared' for any Iranian assault, but declined to go into detail.
The NSC spokesperson gave no details on the potential timing of such an attack, amid warnings it could happen within the next 48 hours.
'I really don't want to get into armchair quarterbacking this thing in a public way in terms of the conversations we're having or what we're seeing in the intelligence picture,' Kirby said.
On Thursday, the U.S. embassy in Jerusalem did not explicitly mention Iran but issued a warning to government workers.
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The U.S. embassy in Jerusalem has imposed travel restrictions on diplomats living in Israel as officials fear an Iranian attack could be coming using 100 drones and dozens of missiles
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Iranians burn an Israeli flag during a rally marking Quds Day and the funeral of members of the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps who were killed in a suspected Israeli airstrike on the Iranian embassy complex in Damascus, Syria last week
'Out of an abundance of caution, U.S. government employees and their family members are restricted from personal travel outside the greater Tel Aviv, … Jerusalem, and Be'er Sheva areas until further notice,' the security alert read.
The April 1 attack in Damascus killed two senior members of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and five other officers, Iran said.
Israel has yet to claim responsibility publicly.
The Washington Post reported Thursday that senior Pentagon officials were frustrated that the U.S. did not get a heads up from Israel before conducting an airstrike on the Iranian site.
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A missile is launched during a military exercise in an undisclosed location in the south of Iran, in this handout image obtained on January 19, 2024
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Iran warned arch foe Israel on April 2 that it will punish an air strike that killed seven Revolutionary Guards, two of them generals
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Three unnamed U.S. officials told the paper said Defense Secretary Lloyd Ausin and other senior defense officials believed Israel should have informed the Pentagon ahead of the attack because of the strike's implications for U.S. servicemembers in the region.
Had the U.S. gotten a heads up, the Pentagon would have been able to heighten defense capabilities in order to withstand Iranian retaliation, the sources said.
If Israel and Iran to engage in an all-out war, the consequences could be devastating.
Professor Gerald Steinberg, an expert in conflict management and founder of Jerusalem-based NGO Monitor, said a potential war between Iran and Israel would be both futile and devastating.
'They are on the verge of a confrontation similar to the October 1962 Cuban missile crisis between Washington and Moscow. Both countries can do massive damage to the other, but neither can 'win',' he said.
Wyn Bowen, Professor of International Security at King's College London's Department of War Studies, told DailyMail.com that it is unlikely Iran will seek to directly attack targets on Israeli soil, lest it risk an uncontrollable military response from Israel and its chief ally, the US.
But he also cautioned 'the Iranian leadership is under significant pressure to respond robustly' to the consulate attack, suggesting that a direct conflict, albeit unlikely, must be considered.
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The war mongering fanboys in outlets like daily mail, Fox and the likes are cheerleading like bunch of teenage girls. Reminds me of pre-Iraq and Afghan invasions. They had similar graphics and maps on how they will attack the enemy, the fighter jets and tanks they will use.
More than anyone, US and Israel wants Iran to attack, so they can use it to justify attacking Iran. Even if Iran doesn't, US will probably go for pre-emptive strikes based on "credible intelligence", just like they were sure they had it for Iraq.
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These men are swine. Utter contemptible swine.
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Conclusion - Netanyahu's threats to "attack Iran if Iran attacks us" has to be reviewed and approved by US before Israel goes ahead.
The Israeli dog is being leashed by US, because US knows it cannot handle a regional war or win it at this time. There is nothing like a bluff in the military world, always remember that- you either can or you cant.
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This guy is a retard! even by Zionist standards.
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