29.10.2026 14:08
The U.S. newspaper The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) claimed that the Washington administration warned some Gulf countries that it could launch a short-term and intense military operation against Iran after the congressional midterm elections on November 3. According to the newspaper, the Pentagon is evacuating personnel at Middle Eastern bases at risk, and ammunition stocks in the region are being replenished. It was stated that Trump has not yet made a final decision.
US media, while claiming that the Washington administration warned some Gulf countries that it could launch an intense military operation against Iran after the November 3 midterm elections, reported that US military personnel at Middle East bases at risk were being evacuated and that ammunition stocks in the region were being replenished.
As claims that military conflict could occur again between the US and Iran come to the fore, Washington's military activity in the Middle East and security measures in the region are drawing attention. Developments regarding the US's possible steps toward Iran are being closely followed ahead of the congressional midterm elections to be held on November 3.
WARNING TO GULF COUNTRIES
The US newspaper The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) claimed that the Washington administration warned some Gulf countries that it could launch a "short-term and intense military operation" against Iran after the November 3 midterm elections.
PERSONNEL BEING EVACUATED FROM BASES
According to the newspaper, the US Department of Defense (Pentagon) is evacuating US military personnel from Middle East bases that could be at risk, while US forces in the region are replenishing ammunition stocks. Bomber aircraft and fighter jets are also being prepared for strikes.
The newspaper, reporting that US President Donald Trump has not yet made a final decision on restarting military operations, stated that he is open to launching a large-scale attack after the November 3 midterm elections that could target Iran's infrastructure and nuclear facilities.