Israel's large-scale attack plans against Iran on the agenda

A crisis is once again looming in the Middle East. It is claimed that Israel has completed comprehensive military plans in the event of a new conflict with Iran. It is stated that a wide network of infrastructure, ranging from Iran's oil and natural gas facilities to power plants, and from industrial sites to transportation lines, is among the potential targets in these plans.

According to the allegations, the Tel Aviv administration and the top military echelon have completed preparations for operations that could be quickly activated in the event of a possible attack by Tehran. An Israeli security source emphasized the scope of the current plans, stating, "If the political leadership decides to move forward, Israel will reach targets this time that it could not reach in previous conflicts."

While it is also recalled that thousands of US troops and a powerful air force are still present in Israel, the view has emerged that this joint military presence will play a significant role in the course of a potential escalating conflict.

OPERATION PLANS AND TARGETS

According to security sources, Israel's potential attack plans target elements that would significantly weaken Iran's energy production and export capabilities. Along with Kharg Island, oil and gas infrastructure, power generation facilities, industrial zones, and critical transportation routes have been included in the scope of the operation. The aim is to disrupt the country's economic power in this way.

It was also among the claims that there is close coordination between Israel and the US regarding the scope of attack options, and that the boundaries of the operation are determined by this cooperation.

WAR OF ASSASSINATION AND THREATS ON THE US-IRAN FRONT

In recent days, US President Donald Trump announced that he has opened the door to new talks with Iran, reiterating that the previously reached ceasefire has ended. In response, Iran's chief negotiator Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf emphasized that his country "will not surrender." In the background of diplomatic efforts, the call by Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif to preserve the peace achieved after long-standing conflicts and difficult negotiations drew attention.

A memorandum of understanding was signed between Washington and Tehran in June with Pakistan's mediation, and a 60-day period was envisioned to reach a final agreement.

On the other hand, the dimension of the tension has moved to a different level with the increase in reports in the US public opinion that Iran is preparing an assassination plot against Trump. While American intelligence services stated that they have been following these developments for some time, it was reported that the warnings coming from Israel recently point to a "new and special plan."

The US President addressed Iran in a social media post with these words: "Missiles are ready to be fired and are aimed at Iran. If the Iranian leadership takes action to carry out its threat, thousands more missiles will be launched immediately after these." Trump stated, "The orders have already been given. The US military is ready, on alert, and has the capacity to completely destroy all regions of Iran within a year if necessary."

The possibility of a new crisis emerging between the two countries, combined with details such as Trump's departure from Turkey on the former presidential plane following the NATO Summit, increases concerns about the future of the delicate balances in the region.

Recent developments indicate that hot developments may occur in the region in the coming days, both at the military and diplomatic levels.

News Source: 12punto