The Wall Street Journal reported on Monday, November 2 that America's Arab allies in the Persian Gulf are preparing for possible major attacks by Washington on Iran; Attacks that may begin this week and will be accompanied by the retaliatory response of the Islamic Republic against the economic and civil infrastructure of the countries of the region.
According to this newspaper, despite the efforts of the government of Donald Trump and the Arab mediators to reach an agreement, the negotiations have not progressed much, and the mutual threats of the United States and the Islamic Republic have increased the fears of a new round of conflicts.
The Wall Street Journal previously reported that Trump is inclined to launch a massive attack after the US mid-term elections; an attack that could damage Iran's nuclear facilities and infrastructure, but has not yet made a final decision. According to the report, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates conducted security exercises, including at airports, and schools in Riyadh, the capital of Saudi Arabia, continue virtual education due to the threat of Houthi attacks.