Afghanistan, May 28 -- US intelligence fears Israel may launch a surprise attack on Iran's nuclear sites, leaving little time for diplomatic intervention.
US officials are increasingly concerned that Israel might carry out a strike on Iran's nuclear program with very little warning. According to a New York Times report on Wednesday, May 28, US intelligence suggests Israel could prepare for an attack in as little as seven hours, leaving the United States minimal time to intervene.
Despite the potential for a strike, US intelligence experts question the effectiveness of a unilateral Israeli attack. Israeli officials reportedly believe that if Iran retaliates, the US would be compelled to provide military assistance.
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