Iran's Alleged Plans for Attack on Israel
Recent reports from Axios indicate that Iran is allegedly preparing to launch an attack on Israel from Iraqi territory within days, potentially before the upcoming U.S. presidential elections on November 5. Citing two undisclosed Israeli sources, the report suggests that this attack could involve a significant use of drones and ballistic missiles, executed by pro-Iranian armed groups in Iraq. This strategy may be a means for Tehran to avoid direct retaliation from Israel against its strategic sites in Iran. However, contradicting this claim, a source from the Israeli Broadcasting Authority stated that there are currently no indications supporting the notion of an imminent Iranian attack.
Iranian Officials Respond to Israeli Aggression
In light of recent Israeli military actions, Iranian officials have vowed a strong response. Mohammad Mohammadi, head of the office of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, characterized the Israeli assault as desperate and assured that Iran would retaliate decisively. The Iranian Revolutionary Guard's commander, Hossein Salami, echoed this sentiment, stating that Israel is acting recklessly and without regard for international norms. Following an Israeli airstrike that reportedly resulted in casualties, Iranian leaders have emphasized their right to self-defense, with Foreign Ministry officials notifying the United Nations of their intent to respond to what they termed
