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U.S. and Israel Prepare for Possible Resumption of Strikes on Iran

The New York Times reported that the United States and Israel are preparing for possible renewed military action against Iran. Preparations could begin as early as this week.

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The New York Times reported that the United States and Israel are making preparations for possible resumption of attacks against Iran as early as this week. The report did not include details on the scale or targets of any potential strikes. It also did not specify what prompted the current planning.

Tensions between Iran and the two countries have persisted since earlier exchanges of strikes. Both sides have conducted limited operations in recent months. U.S. or Israeli governments were included in the report. The New York Times cited unnamed sources for its account.

Key Facts

New York Times report
U.S. and Israel preparing possible strikes on Iran
Timing
Preparations could start as early as this week

Potential Impact

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    Renewed military action could increase regional instability in the Middle East.

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Word count97 words
PublishedMay 18, 2026, 1:02 PM
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