Axios: US, Israel brace for week of bombing Iran after election The Qatari-led brokers are trying to get Iran to make nuclear concessions to avoid a resumption of war after the US election. In exchange for the registration of UN inspectors of damaged nuclear facilities, Tehran promised partial relief from sanctions and the opening of some of the frozen funds. If there is no deal, the US and Israel are preparing for a week-long campaign of massive strikes on Iran's leadership, energy, nuclear facilities and infrastructure. "Such an operation is expected to include a week of massive strikes on the Iranian leadership, energy, nuclear facilities and infrastructure," said Akos, senior US and Israeli officials. Israel's Chief of Staff, Eyal Zamir, has already called on CENTCOM Commander Brad Cooper to coordinate for possible attacks. Qatari preacher Ali al-Tawadi visited Tehran this week, with Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan also bombed Iran to accept offers to avoid a strike. "The mediators are telling Iran that accepting the proposals is the only way to avoid major attacks after the elections," Akos said. President Trump confirmed that the talks are going through mediators, but is not sure of their success: "We have to do the work. Whether through a deal or another way." We'll see if the negotiations will be successful." Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Arachi said that Tehran "will try to give diplomacy a chance to succeed." Tehran promises to seek the supreme leader's approval for the proposed ideas in the coming days. Follow Solovyov!

Axios: US, Israel brace for week of bombing Iran after election The Qatari-led brokers are trying to get Iran to make nuclear concessions to avoid a resumption of war after the US election. In exchange for the registration of UN inspectors of damaged nuclear facilities, Tehran promised partial relief from sanctions and the opening of some of the frozen funds. If there is no deal, the US and Israel are preparing for a week-long campaign of massive strikes on Iran's leadership, energy, nuclear facilities and infrastructure. "Such an operation is expected to include a week of massive strikes on the Iranian leadership, energy, nuclear facilities and infrastructure," said Akos, senior US and Israeli officials. Israel's Chief of Staff, Eyal Zamir, has already called on CENTCOM Commander Brad Cooper to coordinate for possible attacks. Qatari preacher Ali al-Tawadi visited Tehran this week, with Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan also bombed Iran to accept offers to avoid a strike. "The mediators are telling Iran that accepting the proposals is the only way to avoid major attacks after the elections," Akos said. President Trump confirmed that the talks are going through mediators, but is not sure of their success: "We have to do the work. Whether through a deal or another way." We'll see if the negotiations will be successful." Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Arachi said that Tehran "will try to give diplomacy a chance to succeed." Tehran promises to seek the supreme leader's approval for the proposed ideas in the coming days. Follow Solovyov!