US intel report: Large-scale military assault unlikely to topple Iran regime - The Washington Post
The National Intelligence Council report was completed a week before the start of the war, which broke out last Saturday.
The National Intelligence Council report was completed a week before the start of the war, which broke out last Saturday.
Trump's remarks follow Iran's apology to neighbouring countries and promise to suspend attacks unless attacked.
Iranian officers reportedly abandon posts amid airstrikes • IDF begins new wave of strikes on Iranian regime • Russia reportedly providing Iran with intel on US • IDF destroys Khamenei's bunker
The drone attack, which came the same day as two other Erbil drone attacks, occured amid Kurdish concerns of being dragged into the Iran war.
Starmer stated that additional British fighter jets, helicopters, and a destroyer were being sent to the Middle East, and affirmed that the UK would support the defence of Saudi Arabia if needed.
An Israeli source cautioned that there was pushback from the Iraqi Kurds, and without their practical support it would be hard for the Iranian Kurds to mobilize.
Washington expects US objectives in the region to be completed in four to six weeks, according to White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt.
The soldiers who spoke with the outlet reported that since the killing of former supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei on Saturday, confusion has erupted within the Iranian military.
Iranian state TV and media reported missiles being launched towards military bases in Kuwait and the UAE, as well as towards Saudi Arabia and Kurdish opposition groups in Iraq.
Trump asserted that following Iran’s surrender, the US and its allies would “work tirelessly to bring Iran back from the brink of destruction, making it economically bigger, better, and stronger."
Russia has reportedly given Iran the locations of US military assets, including warships and aircraft, since the start of the war.