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⚠️ US-IRAN TALKS PROCEED IN OMAN AMID IRAN SHIFT TO OFFENSIVE DOCTRINE, U.S. PREPARES ADDITIONAL CARRIER DEPLOYMENT AND REGIONAL CAMPAIGN, IDF UPDATES YEMEN TARGET BANK AS HOUTHI THREATS RISE

🔸 US-IRAN TALKS AND REGIONAL PRESSURE: Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqhchi: "Nuclear talks with the US are scheduled to be held in Muscat on about 10 am Friday. I'm grateful to our Omani brothers for making all necessary arrangements".

The U.S. agreed to hold talks in Oman on Friday following heavy pressure from Arab and Muslim state leaders, after at least nine Middle Eastern countries urged the Trump administration not to cancel the meeting.

An Iranian Member of Parliament appealed to Araqhchi: "Mr. Araghchi, we expect a preemptive attack on the enemy, not negotiations."

An Iranian official told Tasnim News Agency: "The Americans are constantly changing their statements, and the crisis is not about changing the venue of the talks. Diplomacy requires steadfastness of opinion and seriousness, not constant change influenced by Israel's war-mongering tendencies".

The White House told Al Jazeera: "Nothing so far about the negotiations with Iran, and the situation might change by the end of the day".

⚠️ IRAN MILITARY POSTURE AND SIGNALS: Iranian Chief of Staff Abdolrahim Mousavi: "We have changed our military doctrine from defense to offense, and we adopt a policy of asymmetric warfare. We are ready for any action by our enemies".

Iranian state television canceled a planned broadcast presenting a new missile complex, citing "security and military considerations".

♟️ US FORCE BUILDUP AND CAMPAIGN PREPARATION: Israel assesses that the United States is seeking to assemble additional forces in the region ahead of a potential strike on Iran.

U.S. officials are working to deploy another aircraft carrier to the area, citing a view that current aircraft levels are insufficient. They assess the buildup is intended for a broader campaign rather than one or two strikes.

NATO Spangdahlem Air Base in Germany has reportedly shifted to 24/7 operations as the operational tempo supporting movements to the Middle East increases.

‼️ HOUTHI THREAT AND ISRAELI PREPARATIONS: Anti-Houthi Yemeni sources provided intelligence to the United States warning that the Houthis are preparing to resume attacks on U.S. ships in the Red Sea and Arabian Sea if Washington attacks Iran.

According to the intelligence, the Houthis are relocating missile and drone depots and holding intensive military discussions in preparation for potential strikes on U.S. vessels.

Israel is preparing for a potential renewed attack from Yemen if the United States launches military action against Iran. IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir held discussions on the Houthi issue and instructed the IDF to update the target bank in Yemen, in coordination with the Intelligence Directorate and the Air Force.

🇮🇱 ISRAELI LEADERSHIP COORDINATION: Prime Minister Netanyahu’s Press Office announced a security cabinet meeting for tomorrow.


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