Report detected: This is when the U.S. Army is expected to attack Iran

The US Army will be ready for a possible attack on Iran by Saturday, senior national security officials told President Donald Trump, according to numerous American media reports.

Trump has not made a final decision on military action and is discussing the matter with key advisers.

Meanwhile, the White House is assessing the risks of escalating regional tensions and the political and military implications of content, but rhetoric has escalated in recent days despite talks between Washington and Tehran in Geneva.

If Iran decides not to make a deal, it may be necessary for the United States to use Diego Garcia and the airport located at Fairford, in order to eliminate a possible attack from a very unstable and dangerous regime”, Trump wrote on the Social Brain on Wednesday.

“ (Trump) is getting enough. Some people around him warn him not to go to war with Iran, but I think there is 90% chance that we will see kinetic actions in the coming weeks”, a Trump adviser for Axios said.

Every American military operation is likely a massive, week-long campaign conducted together with Israel, said sources for American media, and the Trump administration was “closer than most Americans realize a major war in the Middle East.

The arrival of the USS Gerald Ford aircraft carrier in the eastern Mediterranean in the coming days will be a key factor in determining the timing of possible attacks, according to US officials.

Meanwhile, the Pentagon will temporarily withdraw part of the staff from the Middle East to the US or Europe within three days before possible US actions and possible Iranian retaliation, CBS reported, citing numerous American officials.

Major gaps remain in Geneva talks

Trump's advisers, Jared Kouchner and Steve Witkoff, met in Geneva on Tuesday with Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Arghchi in three hours. Both sides said the talks have made progress, but big gaps remain.

Vice President JD Vance said the negotiations went well in some respects, but Trump had set red lines “which Iranians are not yet ready to accept and end up”, Vance said of the “The Story with Martha MacCalum” programme.

White House spokeswoman Caroline Leavet said Wednesday there were “many arguments that could be drawn in favour of an attack against Iran”, while stressing that Trump prefers diplomacy.

It would be wise for Iran to make an agreement with President Trump and his administration”, she said.

After talks in Geneva, Iran's atomic energy chief, Mohammad Eslami, said no country can deprive the Islamic Republic of its right to nuclear enrichment.

The nuclear industry base is enrichment. Whatever you want to do in the nuclear process, you need nuclear fuel”, Eslam said, according to a video published by the daily Etemad on Thursday.

Iran's nuclear programme is moving according to International Atomic Energy Agency rules, and no country can deprive Iran of the right to peacefully benefit from this technology reports Euronews.com, broadcast Periscope