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US Weighs Pre-Election Strike Against Iran

US Weighs Pre-Election Strike Against Iran
Washington Examiner

The US may launch a pre-election strike against Iran despite expectations of delay until after the midterm elections. Operational signals and historical precedents suggest a possible attack.

What happened

Despite expectations that the US will not take major action against Iran before the midterm elections, operational signals suggest a possible pre-election attack. In June 2025, President Trump said he would decide on striking Iran within two weeks, but bombs were dropped just two days later. Similarly, in 1988, the US launched Operation Praying Mantis against Iran just four days after an Iranian mine nearly sank a US frigate.

Recently, Trump has made contradictory statements about potential strikes, saying it's possible but refusing to confirm. Meanwhile, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met with Emirati President Mohammed bin Zayed to discuss Iran, and the US has deployed fighter squadrons to Israel's Ovda Airbase. Iran's Foreign Ministry has warned the UAE of

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