U.S. uncertain Israel would advise before Iran strike
The top U.S. military officer told Reuters on Wednesday he did not know whether Israel would alert the United States ahead of time if it decided to take military action against Iran.
The top U.S. military officer told Reuters on Wednesday he did not know whether Israel would alert the United States ahead of time if it decided to take military action against Iran.
Military action against Iran could have \”unintended consequences\” in the region, U.S. Defense Secretary Leon Panetta said on Thursday, hours after Tehran warned that an attack against its nuclear sites would be met by \”iron fists.\”
Iran has accused Israel of attacks on two Iranian nuclear scientists.
Israeli leaders have not asked the United States for approval to attack Iran for fear Washington will turn them down, according to a news report.
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