Israeli media claims US establishes “air bridge” support for Israeli regime amid Iran tensions
Israeli media outlets have reported that the United States has established an “air bridge” to reinforce ammunition supplies for the air force of the Israeli regime amid rising tensions with Iran.
According to reports cited by Channel 12, the alleged move is aimed at strengthening stockpiles of the Israeli regime’s air force as part of preparations for a potential escalation with Iran.
The reports also claimed that US assessments conveyed to Tel Aviv included a timeline related to ongoing diplomatic contacts, suggesting that talks led by US President Donald Trump with Iran could face a deadline by Sunday. However, it was noted that this date has not been officially confirmed by Washington and appears to be an interpretation based on briefings received by Israeli officials.
Israeli media further highlighted the military dimension of the situation, stating that the deployment timeline of a third US aircraft carrier to the region aligns with the reported schedule, making the period strategically significant.
Meanwhile, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is expected to hold new security meetings later this week, where defense readiness and operational planning are likely to be reviewed.
The reports come amid growing regional tensions, with indications that US military support measures for the Israeli regime are expanding in parallel with rising concerns over a potential escalation involving Iran.(ILKHA)
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