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US intelligence agencies beginning late last year picked up on Israeli preparations for war and warned Washington policymakers that Israel was likely to strike in the first six months of 2025

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While telling the world he hadn’t decided, Donald Trump had already green-lit a military strike on Iran, and the bombers were already airborne.

The US has not publicly called for regime change in this Israel-Iran conflict, but over 70 years ago, it played a key role in ousting Tehran’s government.

Although both sides have publicly criticised each other for years, the sharper, more violent conflict between Israel and Iran was mostly covert — until now.

The dramatic and complex case became a tabloid and true-crime fixture, drawing national attention and throngs of supporters for each side.

Iran’s hardened, underground nuclear sites are impervious to most conventional weapons — except the US-made 30,000-pound, deep-penetrating bomb.

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Israel and the US are ratcheting up pressure on Iran, sparking fresh speculation that Washington could be preparing for a more direct intervention alongside its closest Middle East ally.

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President Donald Trump is set to realise, as he turns 79, one of his long-standing ambitions: to host a major military parade in Washington.

‘I have never seen this many dead bodies in my life,’ said Mahesh Desai, a 39-year-old local. ‘It was all on fire when I came to the site.’

The UN’s nuclear watchdog has declared Iran in breach of its nonproliferation obligations for the first time in 20 years.