White House revealed Trump's plan for Iran

20.10.2026. 23:50 White House reveals Trump's plan for Iran The United States will not attack Iran at any time before the midterm elections in the US scheduled for November, stated the Deputy Secretary for Press, Ana Kelly, today. In an interview for Al Jazeera, she reiterated the assertion of American President Donald Trump that Iran is in a bad military and economic situation, and stressed that the blockade will remain in full effect. She added that "oil through the Strait of Ormuz continues to flow in record quantities." Israeli President Benjamin Netanyahu, during talks with Trump last week about the possibility of reviving the war against Iran before the elections in Israel and the US, stated that Tehran supposedly sources "worrying moves" regarding its own nuclear program. One American official told Israeli television that Trump has repeatedly changed his stance on the issue, noting that he had told Netanyahu to continue with preparations but did not give him a firm promise that attacks would be launched. According to one American official, the Minister of Defense Pit Hegset and CENTCOM are the greatest supporters of reviving extensive military operations against Iran in the American administration. Maybe you are interested Bibi pushes Trump towards a new war; Are they on the mark again? Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu supposedly asked American President Donald Trump to revive military strikes against Iran before Israeli elections scheduled for October 27 and US congressional elections in the middle of the term on November 3, according to sources from the American administration. 20:10 14.10.2026. 6 d Ready; Attack again – known and when The US and Israel are preparing for the continuation of large-scale military operations against Iran before the parliamentary elections in Israel on October 27 and the elections for the US Congress in the middle of the term on November 3, according to sources from the American administration. 23:05 13.10.2026. 7 d Most of Trump's advisors, however, insist on the continuation of sanctions and economic pressure on Tehran. Comments 0 View comments Send comment