Media: Israel may launch a military strike on Iran in the coming days

Israel may launch a military strike on Iran in the coming days.

This is reported by ABC News channel, citing sources.

According to their information, the decision has not yet been finalized, but such an option is being actively discussed against the backdrop of escalating tensions in the region.

The sources did not specify whether the US would directly participate in a possible attack, but suggested that Washington could provide Israel with logistical support and share intelligence that could be used in carrying out the strike.

Politico, citing sources, reported that Israeli officials plan to meet this week with US presidential special envoy Steven Witkoff. It is noted that the topic of the meeting could be Israel's possible attack.

Earlier on June 12, Reuters reported that the US is preparing a partial evacuation of its embassy in Iraq due to "increased security risks in the region." In addition, according to the agency, US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth authorized the voluntary departure of family members of American military personnel from Middle Eastern countries. This decision mainly affects US citizens in Bahrain and Kuwait.

Trump confirmed that some embassy staff in the Middle East are being withdrawn for security reasons.

The evacuation of diplomats is being prepared amid reports of Israel's intention to strike facilities related to Iran's nuclear program.