🔶 US Ambassador: A new ground attack on the Salami Republic could happen this weekend.
According to the reports of the American media and the captives in Israel, Tom Barak, the US ambassador to Turkey, said that the possibility of a new ground attack on Iran cannot be postponed even "this weekend". According to Barak, there was a wide impact in the current sensitive situation.
In an interview with the American interviewer and podcast Mario Nofal, this American diplomat stated that a new ground attack against Iran is "absolutely possible" and emphasized that the Donald Trump administration is still ready to reach an agreement with Tehran and negotiations in this area have continued in recent months.
When answering a question about his ambassador's remarks, the US president tried to keep a careful distance from Barak's statements. Trump told reporters in Florida: "Did my ambassador say that? "If so, I don't know anything about it." The "New York Times" reported, citing senior American officials and knowledgeable sources, that the American military and the captives had prepared specific scenarios for new attacks on Iran.
According to this report, the possible implementation of this operation has been delayed until after the US midterm elections on November 3.
According to the "Jerusalem Post", these plans will include a series of short but intense attacks against Iran's energy infrastructure, nuclear facilities and weapons centers.
The Israeli newspaper Shaboyim also reported that Washington and Tel Aviv were on the verge of ordering new strikes at the beginning of the month, but Trump abandoned this action at the last minute.
In recent days, the President of the United States has returned to talking about the possibility of military action. At an election rally in Florida, he announced that the United States might carry out "another small operation of the epic rage type" (Hamas's rage) against Iran, although he did not elaborate on its nature and timing. Earlier, in an interview with Newsmax, Trump confirmed that Washington is considering a ground attack on Iran's nuclear facilities known as "Koh Klang".
This issue again increased the speculation about the possibility of renewing the war.
These moves come as the foreign ministers of eight countries emphasized the need to resolve regional crises through diplomacy at the Istanbul meeting.
Hakan Fidan, Turkey's foreign minister, said after the meeting that there is considerable room for diplomacy, but at the same time, the risk of spreading the war is still serious.