Israel preparing to strike Iranian nuclear facilities, says U.S. intelligence; Concerns rise amid Trump's diplomatic efforts

Washington, D.C.: U.S. intelligence indicates that Israel is actively preparing for military action against Iran’s nuclear facilities. This crucial information emerges even as the Trump administration is pursuing a diplomatic agreement with Tehran.

Although no final decision has been made, intercepted Israeli communications and observed military movements have raised serious concerns in Washington.

U.S. officials suggest that if Trump’s deal allows Iran to retain its uranium enrichment capabilities, the likelihood of an Israeli strike will increase. Viewing Iran as militarily weakened, Israel may act unilaterally if it deems the proposed agreement unsatisfactory.

Talks on Iran’s enrichment rights remain stalled. Both nations have exchanged proposals, but no agreement has been reached. Further negotiations are expected soon in Europe.

Amid these developments, global powers are increasingly worried that Israel’s actions could escalate tensions and trigger renewed conflict in the Middle East.