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Trump envoy hints strike Iran weekend

7 sources · First reported 1 day ago · Updated 8 hours ago

Iranian officials: Tehran has detailed plans to hit Gulf undersea cables if war resumes

The Times of Israel8 hours ago

One of the officials threatens that 'there will be no more red lines' if the Islamic Republic is attacked, warning US not to 'play with fire'

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What happened

  • Trump's envoy Tom Barrack said a U.S. strike on Iran over the weekend was "definitely" possible, while adding that Trump remained open to a deal.Maarivynet
  • The U.S. and Israel have developed detailed plans for a "short and intensive" military operation targeting Iranian nuclear facilities, energy infrastructure, and missile systems, according to American officials.ynetDW.com
  • Iran has drawn up plans to target undersea internet cables in the Gulf if attacked, with officials warning of "no more red lines" and threatening strikes on infrastructure across the region.jpost.comReuters
  • Trump said the conflict could be resolved quickly and framed Iranian concessions as achievable, while U.S. Ambassador to the UN Mike Waltz acknowledged preparations for prolonged confrontation.ynetDW.com

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Who reported it first

  1. DW.com · first · Oct 22, 2:16 PM UTC
  2. Maariv · Oct 23, 4:24 PM UTC
  3. jpost.com · Oct 23, 5:03 PM UTC
  4. ynet · Oct 23, 5:24 PM UTC
  5. Reuters · Oct 23, 5:27 PM UTC
  6. JNS.org · Oct 23, 7:00 PM UTC

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