Iran can attack Israel in 48 hours, American newspaper – World

After Israel’s attack on the Iranian embassy in Syria, Iran is likely to retaliate, according to the American newspaper, Iran may attack Israel in the next 24 to 48 hours.

The latest escalation came following Iran vowed to retaliate for the attack on its consulate in Damascus, Syria, and Iran threatened Israel within the next 48 hours, the Wall Street General report said. A direct attack was suggested.

Indian media say that India has banned its citizens from traveling to Iran and the Middle East. While India has also issued a travel advisory in this regard.

On April 1, Israeli warplanes attacked the Iranian consulate in Damascus, killing a top Iranian military commander and six officers. After which Iran blamed Israel for the attack, while Israel has not publicly acknowledged or denied its role in the attack.

In this regard, the spokesperson of the Foreign Affairs Department said that tension in the Middle East is not in anyone’s interest.

On the other hand, in view of the fear of possible Iranian reaction, the United States imposed restrictions on the transfer and movement of its diplomats in Israel.

US President Joe Biden says that if Iran responds to the Israeli attack in Damascus, he will stand with Israel and the commander of the US Central Command has reached Israel.

Israel, on the other hand, said it was prepared for a possible Iranian response to the Damascus attack.

Iranian Supreme Leader Khamenei said on Eid that Israel must be punished and will be punished, the evil government of Israel has made a mistake by attacking the Iranian embassy.

In the Israeli attack in Damascus, 7 members of the Revolutionary Guards including the commander were martyred.

US Secretary of State contact with Turkish, Chinese and Saudi counterparts

On the other hand, the American administration became active on the Iran-Israel tension in the Middle East.

British Foreign Minister David Cameron said in his statement on social media website X (Twitter) that today I made it clear to Iranian Foreign Minister Amir Abdullahian that Iran should not push the Middle East towards a wider conflict.

David Cameron added that while he is deeply concerned regarding miscalculations that might lead to further violence, Iran should instead work to de-escalate tensions and prevent further attacks.