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NEW: Radio France reports that everything is ready “on paper” for an Israeli attack in Iran. Some 3,000 targets have been identified, and the “Jewish state wants to take action quickly”, a diplomatic source says. rfi.fr/fr/moyen-orien
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NEW: Radio France сообщает, что «на бумаге» все готово к израильскому нападению на Иран. Было идентифицировано около 3000 целей, и «еврейское государство хочет действовать быстро», говорит дипломатический источник. rfi.fr/fr/moyen-orien
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The report states Israel wishes to form a military coalition, especially with Western powers, in order to strike Iran. The military coalition aims to bring together France, the US and, ideally, a few Arab countries. You can read the English report here: rfi.fr/fr/moyen-orien
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I’m sure Iran has identified plenty of targets in Israel to attack.
Alexander Mann
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And of course, due to Iran helping Russia, they now have the green light from the US!! I would think that this is a moment they have been hoping for and will take full advantage!!
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If they actually had real plans they wouldn’t release it and would just do the attack this is just negotiations thru threats.
Bub Grump
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There’s intersecting interest when it comes to a joint operation against Iran. 1. Cuts off foreign aid to Russia, Hamas, and Houthi rebels. 2. Closes potential strategic deployment of future nuclear weapons. 3. Allows the military industrial complex to flex beyond Ukraine aid.
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I guess Russia saying they want to make sure Iran can get nukes and Iran saying they will make use of nukes when they get them has made a lot of people very concerned now.
@WorldclassTimmo
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