According to Arab News, on November 1st, U.S. President Trump threatened once again to launch military attacks against Iran during a campaign rally in Iowa.
On that day, he said, "The only reason I didn't resolve the issue with Iran is because I wanted to be a good person. If I could, I would try to save all those lives. But at some point, we will have to 'use force' against them."
On October 31, Trump stated that the United States had destroyed most of Iran's military forces, including the navy, air force, air defense systems, as well as a large amount of military equipment and manufacturing capabilities. However, there were still “one or two locations” that needed to be dealt with.
We still need to deal with a couple of locations, but we can handle it within 10 minutes. Trump said so. He particularly mentioned the “Gōshān” underground nuclear facility near Iran's Natanz Nuclear Facility and claimed that the US could quickly carry out the strike.
According to sources cited by the American Axios news website on November 1st, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu is urging Trump to take action against Iran immediately after the U.S. mid-term elections on November 3rd. However, Trump currently wishes to engage in negotiations.
On that day, Tucker Carlson, a former host of Fox News and a well-known internet celebrity, posted on social media stating that under the pressure from Netanyahu, the Trump administration might launch attacks against Iran in a few days, targeting 'Baikonur'. Israeli intelligence agencies claim that the Iranian government has resumed its uranium enrichment program there.
Kalasin cited a source who stated that Netanyahu "called Trump every day about this."
Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps spokesman Mokheibi warned on November 1 that a new enemy target has been identified, and additional military capabilities will be deployed in the event of another attack.
