Gaza remains as that of the Middle East, but both Israel and the United States consider Iran as the pendulum that marks the rhythm of regional instability. Amid increasing tensions, several American media have published in the last hours that the Jewish State is ready to attack the Iranian regime in the next few days. And it will do it unilaterally, without the direct support of the main ally of the Israeli Government, United States, according to US NBC and CBS chains, citing unpaid sources. The statements of a high Iranian position that ensures that his country has been alerted to that aggression paid that hypothesis. In the midst of that scenario, two representatives of the Benjamín Netanyahu government are preparing to meet with the American envoy to the region, Steve Witkoff.
The newspaper The New York Times He affirms, relying on American and European sources, that Israel is preparing to “launch” that attack soon. There is, for the moment, no official comment from the authorities of Israel. But Donald Trump’s government has ordered to evacuate the non -essential personnel of the United States embassies in several countries in the Middle East.
Without giving time to speculation, Iranian defense minister Aziz Nasirzadeh said that, if his country is attacked, he will immediately respond by attacking US interests in the area. All this war dialectic is being deployed at the gates of a new negotiating round about nuclear weapons, the sixth, between Washington and Tehran, scheduled for Sunday in Mascate (Oman), as announced by the Foreign Minister of the Sultanate, Badr Al Busaidi.
A senior Iranian official acknowledges that they have been warned by a “friend” country in the region of the possible Israeli attack, but that Iran will not give up “his right” to enrich Uranium, according to Reuters. He considers that they are receiving pressures before the meeting in Oman, in which the United States will be represented by the one sent to the region, Steve Witkoff. The Israeli Minister of Strategic Affairs, Ron Dermer, and the head of the Secret Services Agency abroad, Mosad, David Barnea, plan to meet with Witkoff before the meeting with the Iranians in Mascate, according to Israeli media.
The head of the Revolutionary Guard of Iran, General Hossein Salami, says that this body is “fully prepared” and has a “military strategy” to “counteract any aggression”, as he said in statements collected by the official Iraní Iraní Agency. The general warns that, in case his country is attacked, Israel will not face the “besieged and helpless Palestinians of Gaza.”
An Israeli attack would complicate US efforts to achieve the end of the conflict in the region and could stop the signing of an agreement with Iran that stops that nuclear career that is suspected could be directed to the country being provided with an atomic weapons, a purpose that Tehran denies. Days ago, Trump has already asked the Prime Minister of Israel, Benjamín Netanyahu, not to carry out attacks during the negotiation process.
The possibility that Washington and Tehran arrive at an agreement has been fading due to the American demand – and Israelí – that uranium enrichment will cease completely, a lawsuit that even the supreme leader of the country, Ali Jamenei, has rejected. That can be used by Israel as an excuse to bombard Iranian facilities, a threat that has launched several times.
Given that noise of sabers and the possible response of Tehran, Washington and their relatives of some of its embassies in the region. The nearby East “could be a dangerous place,” Donald Trump warned Wednesday, who insisted again that he will not allow Iran to get nuclear weapons. In addition to its embassies, the United States has military bases in Qatar, Kuwait, Arab Emirates, Iraq and Baréin.
The alert extends, according to the NBC, even to legations of North Africa and Europe that could be potential objective of missiles or Iranian aviation. In Israel, the embassy has banned displacements to US officials and their families outside the cities of Tel Aviv, Jerusalem and Beersheba.
Iran has breached its non -proliferation obligations for the first time in almost 20 years, according to the Board of Governors of the UN Atomic Agency. This organism has adopted a critical resolution with Iran for its progress for its advances in the nuclear sector.
“The international community must respond with decision to the breach of Iran and take measures to prevent this country from developing nuclear weapons,” claims the spokesman for the Israel Foreign Ministry, Oren Marmorstein Oren – who does not mention any mention of the possibility of an attack these days – through his X profile (formerly Twitter).
Under the regional tension generated by Israeli attacks on Gaza, they would carry out their greatest attack against Israel. The Israeli response arrived on the 26th of that month with three waves of projectiles on military objectives. Previously, Tehran had launched in retaliation for an Israeli attack on Iranian interests in Damascus (Syria). Trump’s return to the White House last January opened the door to a possible agreement that Netanyahu has always opposed.
