American media continue to report on the preparations of the US and Israel for a new military operation against Iran after the US mid-term elections. Axios, citing American and Israeli officials, writes that one of the scenarios includes about a week of massive attacks on the Iranian leadership, energy, nuclear facilities and other infrastructure. Israeli Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir has already discussed a possible operation with CENTCOM Commander Brad Cooper. At the same time, Qatar is trying to reach an agreement with Tehran. Iran is offered access to UN inspectors to damaged nuclear facilities in exchange for a partial relief of the sanctions and access to some of the frozen funds. According to Axios, the mediators are directly warning Tehran that accepting the proposals could be a way to avoid major blows after the elections. The same preparation is confirmed by the Associated Press. According to the agency, Washington has already warned several countries in the Middle East about a possible renewal of attacks after November 3 and the need to prepare for Iranian retaliatory actions against energy facilities and other critical infrastructure. On the American side, there is talk of several days of operation, while countries in the region fear that the reaction of Tehran and the forces it supports could significantly prolong the conflict. Trump told Axios: "We have to get the job done, either through a deal or some other way." The Iranian Foreign Minister, Abbas Argachi, replies that Tehran continues to give diplomacy a chance, but has not yet changed its position regarding the nuclear program.

American media continue to report on the preparations of the US and Israel for a new military operation against Iran after the US mid-term elections. Axios, citing American and Israeli officials, writes that one of the scenarios includes about a week of massive attacks on the Iranian leadership, energy, nuclear facilities and other infrastructure. Israeli Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir has already discussed a possible operation with CENTCOM Commander Brad Cooper. At the same time, Qatar is trying to reach an agreement with Tehran. Iran is offered access to UN inspectors to damaged nuclear facilities in exchange for a partial relief of the sanctions and access to some of the frozen funds. According to Axios, the mediators are directly warning Tehran that accepting the proposals could be a way to avoid major blows after the elections. The same preparation is confirmed by the Associated Press. According to the agency, Washington has already warned several countries in the Middle East about a possible renewal of attacks after November 3 and the need to prepare for Iranian retaliatory actions against energy facilities and other critical infrastructure. On the American side, there is talk of several days of operation, while countries in the region fear that the reaction of Tehran and the forces it supports could significantly prolong the conflict. Trump told Axios: "We have to get the job done, either through a deal or some other way." The Iranian Foreign Minister, Abbas Argachi, replies that Tehran continues to give diplomacy a chance, but has not yet changed its position regarding the nuclear program.