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US Intelligence Warns of Heightened Risk of Israeli Strike on Iranian Nuclear Facilities

New intelligence reveals Israeli military preparations as diplomatic negotiations between the US and Iran stall after the Trump administration's 60-day deadline lapses.

A view of the capital city of Tehran, Iran, on March 31, at sunrise. The US has obtained intelligence suggesting that Israel is preparing to strike Iranian nuclear facilities, multiple US officials familiar with the latest intelligence told CNN.
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Overview

  • US intelligence reports indicate Israel is preparing for a potential strike on Iran's nuclear facilities, citing observed military movements and intercepted communications.
  • The Trump administration's 60-day diplomatic deadline for a nuclear deal with Iran has passed without an agreement, with talks reportedly stalled over uranium enrichment demands.
  • Israeli officials have signaled both publicly and privately that they may act unilaterally if the US-Iran negotiations result in a deal deemed unacceptable by Israel.
  • Experts highlight Israel's limited ability to fully neutralize Iran's nuclear program without US assistance, including midair refueling and specialized weaponry.
  • Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has dismissed the likelihood of a successful agreement, rejecting US demands to halt uranium enrichment as a 'big mistake.'