​​​​​​​Iranian fear of US military strikes

Al-Hurra reported that media leaks stated that the commander of the "Quds Force" of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard, Ismail Qaani, had met in Baghdad about two weeks ago with leaders of Iraqi groups loyal to Tehran, urging them to stop any attacks against American interests so as not to give this "an excuse." "The Trump administration undertakes military strikes.

An Iraqi government official confirmed that the secret meeting between Qaani and the leaders of the Iraqi groups took place, according to the "ABC News" website. The official, who refused to reveal his identity, stated that "he asked the leaders of those factions to remain calm and stop any attacks against the American presence in Iraq." At present".

the Associated Press quoted three intelligence sources as Europe’s fear of the US administration’s initiation of a war in the region, following the frequent reports that Trump asked his military advisers to present scenarios for carrying out those strikes.

Those European sources expressed their fear that Israel and Saudi Arabia would exert great pressure on Trump to launch a war on Iran, especially since they see it as the "last chance" before President-elect Joe Biden takes office on January 20.

According to European sources, what reinforces these concerns is Trump's replacement of military leaders with others that have "hard-liners" positions against the Iranian regime.

It is reported that US President Donald Trump follows a harsh policy against Iran, and withdrew from the nuclear agreement with Iran in 2018 and imposed difficult economic sanctions on it as a result.

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ANHA