The United States and Israel are reportedly planning a bombing campaign targeting energy infrastructure in Iran, according to multiple sources cited by CBS News. The strikes could occur over the weekend, with discussions about concluding operations before financial markets open on Monday due to concerns about economic impacts. Coordination between U.S. and Israeli forces is ongoing, but the final decision from President Trump has not yet been made. An Israeli official stated that Israel is not aware of any decision to resume full military operations against Iran. The military strike plan was discussed during a cabinet meeting at Camp David, where Trump emphasized a strong military response. Energy infrastructure, including power plants and refineries, is expected to be targeted to disrupt Iran's military capabilities. Discussions also included the possibility of cutting electricity in Tehran, though no final decisions were made. Trump's previous statements indicated a willingness to retaliate against Iranian actions in the Strait of Hormuz.
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US and Israel Discuss Potential Bombing Campaign Against Iranian Energy Infrastructure
The U.S. and Israel are planning a bombing campaign against Iranian energy infrastructure, with potential strikes expected over the weekend. Coordination between the two nations is in progress, but a final decision from President Trump is pending. The campaign aims to disrupt Iran's military capabilities and may include targeting power plants and refineries.
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US and Israel Discuss Potential Bombing Campaign Against Iranian Energy Infrastructure