Tensions between the US and Iran have escalated significantly, with experts warning that a military conflict could begin imminently and last for several weeks.
Tensions in the Middle East have reached a peak as the relationship between the United States and Iran deteriorates rapidly. Senior officials and analysts express deep concern that a large-scale military confrontation could break out at any moment. According to a recent report by Axios, experts have warned that the potential for a prolonged conflict lasting several weeks is quite high, with military preparations indicating a serious escalation of hostilities.
Former Israeli military intelligence chief Amos Yadlin noted that the likelihood of conflict is greater than ever before, stating that while a superpower like the U.S. may not immediately engage in war, the evident military readiness serves as a clear signal. A significant official from the White House has assessed the probability of military action in the coming weeks to be as high as 90%. The situation is increasingly tense, with movements and statements from both countries indicating that the risk of war is imminent.
Meanwhile, close sources to President Donald Trump have revealed that he is displeased with Iran's behavior, and his announcement that 'all options are on the table' now corresponds with substantial military preparations. Should an attack occur, indications suggest it will not be limited or symbolic but rather a comprehensive operation that could stretch over several weeks, raising concerns about the broader implications of such a conflict in the region.
