President Donald Trump is considering an intense military campaign against Iran lasting up to two weeks, according to a report from ynet. The report provides no specific targets or timeline for a decision.
A new report from ynet says President Donald Trump is considering a period of up to two weeks of intense strikes on Iran. The report adds to a series of similar reports in recent weeks. As The Zioneer has reported, on July 15 Trump was leaning toward expanding operations, on July 16 he was reportedly examining a strike on Iran's nuclear facilities, and on July 14 he announced two waves of attacks against Iran. The current report, published early Thursday, is the first to specify a possible timeframe of up to two weeks for the intensified campaign. No further details or confirmation from the White House were provided.
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