The "New York Times" claims: America's plan to attack Iran after the congressional elections The "New York Times" wrote: The American Central Command (CENTCOM) has a plan to attack Iran, which may begin on Wednesday, after the mid-term elections in the United States and at the same time as the presence of three American aircraft carriers in the region. This issue was announced by American officials. The ideal conditions for carrying out the type of operation planned by the US military will only last for a short time. After the beginning of November, one of the aircraft carriers must return to the home port. The beginning of November also coincides with moonless nights; The deep darkness that the US military prefers to use to carry out its attacks. Some members of Trump's cabinet have asked for more time so the economic pressure campaign has a chance to be effective. They believe that the naval blockade and the American sanctions against Iran will eventually lead to the fall of the Iranian government. But some officials point out that Iran has so far been able to resist the pressure campaign and there is no sign that the Iranian government will collapse without further military strikes. Stephanie Walker, a senior national security and intelligence official at the US Federal Police (FBI), said last week that Iran's threat to US interests is "right now one of the top priorities of all parts of the US government". According to Walker, Tehran's goals include espionage, infiltration and cyber attacks. Hackers linked to Iran attacked dozens of water supply systems across the United States this summer; An action that caused several cities to issue a warning about the necessity of boiling drinking water. Iran also tried to defraud people's relatives by impersonating people online to give them access to sensitive information. According to Walker, AI has made this type of fraud much easier; "Especially in the context of phishing" which refers to phishing attacks based on voice calls. Walker said last week at a national security conference in Sea Island, Georgia: "The war changed Iran's calculations about the actions it was willing to take against us here./Jamran.

The "New York Times" claims: America's plan to attack Iran after the congressional elections The "New York Times" wrote: The American Central Command (CENTCOM) has a plan to attack Iran, which may begin on Wednesday, after the mid-term elections in the United States and at the same time as the presence of three American aircraft carriers in the region. This issue was announced by American officials. The ideal conditions for carrying out the type of operation planned by the US military will only last for a short time. After the beginning of November, one of the aircraft carriers must return to the home port. The beginning of November also coincides with moonless nights; The deep darkness that the US military prefers to use to carry out its attacks. Some members of Trump's cabinet have asked for more time so the economic pressure campaign has a chance to be effective. They believe that the naval blockade and the American sanctions against Iran will eventually lead to the fall of the Iranian government. But some officials point out that Iran has so far been able to resist the pressure campaign and there is no sign that the Iranian government will collapse without further military strikes. Stephanie Walker, a senior national security and intelligence official at the US Federal Police (FBI), said last week that Iran's threat to US interests is "right now one of the top priorities of all parts of the US government". According to Walker, Tehran's goals include espionage, infiltration and cyber attacks. Hackers linked to Iran attacked dozens of water supply systems across the United States this summer; An action that caused several cities to issue a warning about the necessity of boiling drinking water. Iran also tried to defraud people's relatives by impersonating people online to give them access to sensitive information. According to Walker, AI has made this type of fraud much easier; "Especially in the context of phishing" which refers to phishing attacks based on voice calls. Walker said last week at a national security conference in Sea Island, Georgia: "The war changed Iran's calculations about the actions it was willing to take against us here./Jamran.