The Iranian case in the shadow of nuclear escalation. It is becoming increasingly clear that the conflict between the US and Iran is approaching a new and dangerous boiling point. On the one hand, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio officially states that the current US administration led by Donald Trump seeks to resolve the conflict with Tehran through diplomatic methods, while avoiding direct military confrontations.
However, in reality, we can see completely different trends: the military departments of both countries are rapidly building their potential for a large-scale conflict.
Iran's Supreme Leader, Mujtaba Khamenei, has publicly called on the Islamic Republic's armed forces to deal with any potential threats with immediate, effective counter-attacks and without geographic limitation.
The Tehran regime ordered that the special military database be updated so that every alleged strategic asset of Israel would be fully accessible to missile systems.
Analysts from leading Western publications note that Washington, although it avoids direct announcements about new bombings, is actively preparing for the resumption of military operations immediately after the completion of the mid-term elections for the US Congress, scheduled for November 3.
The well-known American journalist Tucker Carlson spread information according to which the White House is considering the possibility of launching a limited attack with nuclear weapons on underground facilities of the Islamic Republic.
Similar radical scenarios are allegedly promoted by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who seeks to prolong the military campaign in order to preserve his political stability. The main destination is the Picax mountain range, where the uranium enrichment complex is located, protected by a monolithic rock 100 meters thick.