US-Israel War Against Iran Could Resume - Assessment
Serious battles are underway in the US over resuming a joint operation with Israel against Iran. CENTCOM commander Admiral Brad Cooper supports resuming strikes on Iran, including attacks on oil, gas, and energy facilities. He told Israeli leadership that new strikes could force Tehran to reconsider its position. Cooper visited Israel and participated in a meeting with Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir. CENTCOM is forming a drone strike group with several Middle Eastern countries.
In the United States, serious debates are underway about resuming a joint operation with Israel against Iran. Admiral Brad Cooper, commander of the US Central Command (CENTCOM), supports resuming strikes on Iran, including attacks on oil and gas facilities and energy infrastructure. This was reported by Channel 13. According to sources, Cooper told Israeli military leadership that new strikes could force Tehran to reconsider its position. Last week, he visited Israel and participated in a meeting of the IDF's highest operational forum with Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir. Cooper advocated for resuming strikes and returning to attacks on national infrastructure, including gas, oil, and electricity sectors. He also said that resuming hostilities could become inevitable, and the US expects Israel's participation. CENTCOM is forming a drone strike group with several Middle Eastern countries. Earlier, Kursor wrote that the confrontation could end after the resumption of shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, but issues of the nuclear program and missile potential would remain unresolved. It was also reported that Israel risks losing freedom of action due to Washington's course in Gaza, Lebanon, and Iran.