Washington alerts Gulf nations of potential military strike against Iran

The U.S. government has reportedly advised Gulf nations to brace for a swift, intense military campaign against Iran following the midterm elections. This move, coordinated with Tel-Aviv, seeks to weaken Tehran and force the regime to the negotiating table. Preparations include deploying Patriot missile systems, combat aircraft, and additional naval forces, including a carrier strike group and Marines, to the Middle East. President Donald Trump is considering shifting from economic pressure to direct strikes on Iranian nuclear sites and infrastructure. Analysts warn that such actions could trigger a robust response from Tehran, which possesses significant ballistic missile capabilities. Iran has already threatened harsh retaliation, leading Gulf states to restock their defensive systems, while diplomatic efforts to avert conflict remain stalled.
