Does the United States plan a military intervention for the month of August?

According to a report from the Australian broadcaster, the US is preparing with the help of Australia and the United Kingdom, the head of the Australian government rejects the report

According to a report by the broadcaster Australian ABC, the US could already be ready to bomb the Iranian nuclear facilities in August. Australian government officials pointed out that Australia should help identify potential targets, and British intelligence agencies should also be present. Other "Five Eyes" members, New Zealand and Canada, would not be involved.

That the United States and Israel are preparing to destroy the Iranian nuclear facilities used for a possible nuclear weapons program is highly likely, but another is whether a concrete intervention is planned and prepared, such as ABC sources suggest.

Israel was the first to appoint a military coordinator for Iran. The Israeli government believes that Iran has continued its nuclear weapons program despite the agreement of Iran, and Iran denies it. Donald Trump came out of the deal with Iran to support the opposition and drain the country financially by preventing the United States from allowing Iran to export oil.

In recent days, the conflict between Donald Trump and Iran has peaked. Trump warned that he would no longer tolerate a threat and spoke of the consequences that almost no one had ever suffered before (Trump to Rouhani: "Never again threaten the United States"). The commander-in-chief of the Revolutionary Brigades, Major General Mohammad Ali Dafari, said today that he did not take American war threats seriously, saying that they were "hollow", that they had the ability to answer them.

More dangerous is the "soft war" to undermine Iranian society, which calls in the United States, Russian misinformation campaigns. "The threats and sanctions of the enemy have now reached their peak," said Dschafari. "But the only threat they will not implement is the army, because if they do a military aggression, it will cost them a lot."

One of the Australian informants said that it was a big difference to convey accurate information about Iranian facilities or to be part of a "kinetic" mission. Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said that he had no reason to believe that the United States is preparing a confrontation: "This story has not been confirmed by requests from me, from the secretary State or Defense or the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces. "

It is quite possible that the information transmitted to ABC serves to create a threatening backdrop. It was not until Tuesday that Trump moved on to another rhetoric and said: "I withdrew the United States from the terrible unilateral Iranian nuclear deal, and Iran is no longer the same country, we are ready to conclude an agreement. But maybe this should just smooth the waves before the storm. However, the bombing of Iran's nuclear facilities has been so often mentioned and never happened because the risks are too high
( Florian Rötzer )