The "New York Times" newspaper on Thursday, November 5, in an analytical report on the choices facing Donald Trump in relation to Iran, quoted a knowledgeable source as saying that the US and Israeli militaries have prepared the necessary plans for new attacks against Iran, and according to this newspaper, the US is ready to resume its major military operations as soon as Trump orders the military operations. Pentagon officials and military commanders told The New York Times that these attacks would be "short and focused." At the same time, the American military presence in the region was increased, including thousands of air and naval forces stationed on more than 12 ships and bases in the Middle East. According to this report, the possible targets for these attacks would include energy infrastructure, nuclear facilities as well as Iran's missile and UAV arsenal. The "New York Times" estimated that if Trump believes that a new round of bombings will force Iran to score points at the negotiating table, time will not be in his favor; Especially since he will be leaving for the Philippines and China in less than two weeks to attend the summit meetings.

The "New York Times" newspaper on Thursday, November 5, in an analytical report on the choices facing Donald Trump in relation to Iran, quoted a knowledgeable source as saying that the US and Israeli militaries have prepared the necessary plans for new attacks against Iran, and according to this newspaper, the US is ready to resume its major military operations as soon as Trump orders the military operations. Pentagon officials and military commanders told The New York Times that these attacks would be "short and focused." At the same time, the American military presence in the region was increased, including thousands of air and naval forces stationed on more than 12 ships and bases in the Middle East. According to this report, the possible targets for these attacks would include energy infrastructure, nuclear facilities as well as Iran's missile and UAV arsenal. The "New York Times" estimated that if Trump believes that a new round of bombings will force Iran to score points at the negotiating table, time will not be in his favor; Especially since he will be leaving for the Philippines and China in less than two weeks to attend the summit meetings.