The Israeli government is actively encouraging the United States to resume large-scale military strikes against Iran, according to reports from international media.
The Operative Information Center-OMM reports that The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) has disclosed this initiative, citing informed sources. According to the report, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu emphasized the necessity of intensifying attacks against Iran during discussions with US President Donald Trump. The objective is to disrupt Tehran's armament programs and prevent the restoration of its military capabilities. Reports suggest that there are ongoing strategic differences between the Israeli government and the US administration regarding the approach to this issue.
According to the publication, Israeli intelligence services have provided Washington with new data regarding Iran. This intelligence alleges that Tehran has relocated centrifuges used for uranium enrichment into underground tunnels beneath the "Kirka" mountain near Natanz. Israeli intelligence assessments estimate that these tunnels reach depths of approximately 140 meters.
Official Tel Aviv hopes that the intelligence provided will influence US policy toward Iran and prompt Washington to adopt more stringent military measures. The ongoing tensions between Israel and Iran remain a focal point of Middle Eastern geopolitics, with the nuclear program serving as a primary driver of regional instability.
