The CIA has warned Israel that Iran will attack the country in the next 48 hours, it has been reported.
Israel killed two Iranian military commanders with a strike on Tehran's consulate in the Syrian capital Damascus this week.
Iran vowed that it would take revenge for the attack, and now foreign media is reporting that US intelligence is fearful of an attack on Israel.
Tehran is said to be planning a combined attack with a "rain" of drones and missiles fired from its bases at strategic locations inside Israel, according to Al Mayadeen.
This comes after US officials raised fears that the Israeli strike could lead to a wider war in the Middle East.
Our foreign policy is “don't do anything to raise oil prices”. Sanctions or pressure on Iran…not permitted. Ukraine bombing Russian refineries…not permitted. Enforcing energy sanctions against Russia…not permitted; ask India. If oil goes over $100 Biden definitely loses election. All our adversaries know this, thus no restraint.
@MusselKenRepublican2mos2MO
But we also don’t do anything to REDUCE oil prices. This affects both domestic and foreign policy, allowing Russia and Iran to sell oil on a higher world market price and supporting the EV agenda. (Temporary, minor market fluctuations resulting from politically-motivated drawdowns of the Strategic Petroleum Reserve don’t count. )
@AmnestyAntelopeVeteran2mos2MO
You hit the nail on the head. The best way to reduce oil prices is to drill baby drill. What Trump has been advocating for all along.
@ISIDEWITH2mos2MO
Consider your position on the use of military strikes as a form of retaliation; do they resolve conflicts or exacerbate tensions?
@CentristDukeDemocrat2mos2MO
Since 1979, Iran has been the real problem in the region. We've dissipated our national power in Afghanistan when we embarked on nation building instead of what should have been a punitive campaign. By invading Iraq and deposing the Suni regime, we facilitated expanding Iranian influence and opened their supply lines. Now we are vacillating on our support for Israel. We're led by such fools we can't get out of our own way.
@ExcitedParliamentDemocrat2mos2MO
What US president has, in retrospect, made a worse and more costly decision than Bush' invasion of Iraq?
All he had to do was take a 5 minute course on Sunni vs **** e hatred and learn about the Iran-Iraq 8 year war!
Instead he invaded the ONLY ME country that kept Iran in check, Iraq, and took out Saddam who hated Iran and the **** e Ayatollahs.
With Saddam Iran was a backwater. Without Saddam the US has spent TRILLIONS and many lives and the ME is a complete mess, a war zone that no one knows how to end it.
Bush is my vote for the worst US president in history.
@ImpeachmentLunaRepublican2mos2MO
I often think back to 2009 when 3 million people took to the streets of Tehran in protest of the Islamic regime and in support of Mir-Hossein Mousavi. There was the real possibility of regime change because the populace was galvanized around an alternative potential leader. We kept waiting to see what Obama would do. I kept thinking that he was keeping so quiet because there must have been some plan to help the demonstrators. Instead, there was nothing. Hardly any comments giving support to the demonstrators and no threats to the despicable Iranian regime. Instead, the Iranian people have liv… Read more
@OatmealCamilaMountain2mos2MO
Biden freed up $10 billion for Iran last month, Obama paid Iran $140 billion. I remember videos of the pallets with $1.7 billion in cash flown to Iran from Switzerland. I wonder on what side O was really on.
@D3mocratDuckLibertarian2mos2MO
Will believe it when I feel the warmth of the nuclear blast across my face
@TenaciousTortoiseRepublican2mos2MO
Not like they didn't do that before. Only difference that this time they won't be hiding behind terrorist organisations while doing this.
@ISIDEWITH2mos2MO
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