Iran-Israel War Latest News: The ongoing conflict between Iran and Israel in the Middle East may take a bigger turn. In fact, Axios quoted an American official as saying that amid reports of Iran preparing another attack on Israel, the US has directly warned Tehran not to do so.
In a direct message sent to Iran via Switzerland, the Biden administration warned the Islamic Republic of Iran that Israel’s response to a possible attack would not be as limited as the attack last Saturday. It could be big. “We will not be able to deter Israel, and we will not be able to ensure that the next attack will be as balanced and targeted as the last,” a US official told Axios.
Iran had given indications of attack on Saturday
On October 1, Iran launched its largest direct missile attack so far amid the conflict. In retaliation for the attack, Israel launched airstrikes on October 26 targeting Iranian missile facilities and air defense systems. According to Iranian sources, four Iranian soldiers and one civilian were killed in these attacks. Regarding this, Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei said on Saturday (2 November 2024) that the United States and Israel will definitely get a befitting reply.
The attack may become bigger than before
Israeli Army Radio, citing unnamed US officials, reported that Washington had recorded military activities in Iran in preparation for an attack on Israel. The Biden administration anticipates that Iran will respond to Israel’s October 26 airstrikes, but it is unclear when and how. At the same time, Iranian Parliament member and former IRGC General Ismail Kovasri said on Saturday that Iran’s Supreme National Security Council (SNSC) has authorized a military attack against Israel. He said the response would be much harsher than the October 1 missile attack, in which Iran fired about 200 missiles at targets in Israel.
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