Israel and the United States are reportedly planning renewed military strikes against Iran’s energy-related targets, according to multiple sources. The move comes amid heightened tensions between the U.S. and Iran, with reports suggesting the operation could begin as early as this weekend. Israeli and U.S. officials are said to be coordinating a “harshest bombing campaign to date” targeting Iranian energy infrastructure, according to CBS News (news.google.com).
The potential strikes follow a series of escalations in the region, including recent U.S. and Israeli military actions against Iranian assets. The plan reportedly involves coordinated attacks on key energy facilities, aiming to disrupt Iran’s oil and gas operations. While the exact targets and scale remain unclear, the operation is described as one of the most intense in recent history, with both nations working closely to execute the strikes (news.google.com).
The decision comes amid ongoing diplomatic efforts to de-escalate the conflict, though no immediate public announcement has been made. Israeli officials have not confirmed the details, and the U.S. has not officially commented on the reports. The potential strikes highlight the deepening military coordination between Israel and the U.S. in response to Iranian activities in the region (thehill.com).
