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A source close to Iran's Ghalibaf says Iran expects an Israeli surprise attack.

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BREAKING: A source close to Iran's Ghalibaf says Iran expects an Israeli surprise attack. "Evidence indicates an increase in the enemy's readiness for a surprise attack amidst mediated negotiations with intermediaries," he adds. This comes after the Israeli military last night said "we are currently making preparations to start the war independently of the US," and informed the CENTCOM Commander that Israel does not need approval or support from the US for the war against Iran. Iran has previously warned it will directly strike the Haifa oil refinery and Tel Aviv the moment Israel attacks again.

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