The diplomatic options of the US and Israel against Iran have practically been exhausted, and a military scenario appears inevitable.
Modern.az reports that a source familiar with the discussions informed "Iran International", a publication close to the Iranian opposition, about this.
According to the source, currently, the main topic of discussion in Washington and Tel Aviv is not whether a strike will occur, but when it will be delivered.
It is claimed that the “window” for a possible operation could open in the coming days or within a few weeks. The source added that the objective of the scenario under consideration is to deliver a decisive blow to Iran's state system, even to achieve its possible collapse. According to his assessment, the scale and intensity of the planned actions could be unprecedented in Iran's history.
It is reported that the US and Israel assess the current situation as a “unique opportunity” and are prepared to take higher risks compared to the 12-day war period that occurred last June. According to the source's claim, Israel's direct involvement could significantly expand the scale of the operation. Overall, the plan under discussion is characterized as “unprecedented.”
Against this backdrop, "Institute for Science and International Security" (ISIS) this week released new satellite images related to Iran's nuclear facility located in Isfahan. An analysis prepared under the leadership of David Albright, a renowned expert on nuclear security at the institute, notes that the images may indicate that additional measures are being taken to protect the facility from possible air attacks. Changes observed in the infrastructure indicate that work is being carried out to strengthen the area and increase its resilience to strikes.
Furthermore, the institute's experts draw attention to signs indicating the resumption of construction of a centrifuge production plant within the complex. According to their assessment, the observed activity may indicate that Tehran is attempting to restore or expand its nuclear infrastructure damaged by previous strikes.
