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The United States is considering new airstrikes against Iran ahead of the midterm elections, according to sources familiar with the matter. The possibility of larger military operations in Iran remains under review by President Donald Trump's administration. The talks about potential new strikes were reportedly held recently in Camp David, Maryland, where members of Trump's national security team discussed strategies regarding Iran and the Houthi militia in Yemen.
The U.S. military is preparing new options for further action in Iran that Trump will review. These developments come amid a frozen conflict in Yemen, where the Houthi rebels have recently launched attacks, including a ballistic missile strike on Riyadh's King Chalid International Airport. Saudi Arabia claims to have intercepted several incoming missiles, while the Houthi spokesperson, Jahja Sari, asserted that they fired a ballistic missile at the airport.
No damages or casualties have been reported yet, but witnesses reported four consecutive explosions in Riyadh. Saudi airport sources confirmed that debris from intercepted rockets fell on a terminal building. The U.S. has already moved additional forces to the Middle East, with an aircraft carrier, "Theodore Roosevelt," and two other carriers, "George Washington" and "George H.W.
Bush," potentially arriving by the end of October. Lufthansa, a major airline, announced it would suspend flights to Riyadh until October 16 due to the escalating situation in the region.
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