WW3 This Week? American Forces Prepare Invasion

The Biden administration refused to take responsibility for the Middle East’s escalation, prompting the United States and Israel to brace for a “significant” strike from Iran.

Under intensifying confrontations with Islamist forces, including Iran and its agents, a turbulent president further retreated from foreign policy. Senior American officials said as late as Friday that an unspecified-sized attack against American and/or Israeli soldiers was “inevitable.”

Instead of focusing on Iran’s danger, the Washington Examiner focused on a senior administration official’s comment on a phone conversation between President Joe Biden and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

The statement said, “The President and the Prime Minister discussed these threats yesterday (as the White House acknowledged in its readout).” Since then, there has been constant and frequent communication between our teams. The US is totally in favor of Israel’s defense against Iranian threats. Considering the delicate nature of the subject and the information derived from intelligence sources, I will not delve further than that.

Additionally, top U.S. sources told CNN on Friday that an assault by Iran was still “inevitable,” with one official speculating that the attack would be “big” and might come as soon as next week.

Hossein Akbari, the Iranian ambassador to Syria, made his own statement on Monday in response to an Israeli strike that claimed the lives of members of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), claiming that Israel had crossed a red line. Iran has never abandoned the Zionist regime for whatever atrocities it has committed. Therefore, it is certain that the Zionists and their supporters are aware that, given the severity of the crime they have perpetrated, they must wait for a suitable reaction at the appropriate time and location, one determined by Iran.

Israel, as previously reported, attacked a structure in Damascus, Syria, which they said was a “military building of Quds troops camouflaged as a civilian building,” but which the Iranians insisted was actually a diplomatic consulate.

Iran’s Foreign Ministry named the IRGC commander Mohammed Reza Zahedi and senior commander Mohammad Hadi Haji Rahimi among the deceased. Iranian official media claimed that at least six additional people had died, despite the fact that they were only Syrian citizens.

The spokeswoman of the spokeswoman of the National Security Council said that earlier in the week, the US shot down a drone close to Al-Tanf, which was thought to be revenge for the Israeli bombing. Biden’s administration had insisted that they “did not know about it ahead of time.”

The Associated Press had reported that Lt. Gen. Alexus Grynkewich, U.S. Air Force commander for the Middle East, thought a pause on strikes against American forces in the region could come to an end without citing a specific threat, with Iran criticizing the U.S. despite the seeming prostration.

Lehigh Valley Live stated that when the arrival of over 70 military helicopters from the 10th Combat Aviation Brigade, 10th Mountain Division, started on Saturday, locals living close to Allentown, Pennsylvania’s Lehigh Valley International Airport, took note.

“Support of the unit is a mission to deploy to the U.S. Central Command area of responsibility as a regularly planned rotation of soldiers,” is how U.S. Army public relations Captain Daniel Andrews described the initiative in a statement.

CENTCOM, which was based in Tampa, Florida’s MacDill Air Force Base, covered 21 countries in the Middle East, Northeast Africa, and Central and South Asia.