Preparing for an attack on Iran? US sends non-stop arms shipments to Israel

Against the backdrop of regional tension and growing calls for military action against Iran, intelligence and security sources around the world point to a clear trend: the United States and Israel are significantly increasing military cooperation – with emphasis on transferring advanced weaponry at an accelerated pace.

A C-17 Globemaster transport aircraft of the US Air Force, with call sign RCH817, took off from Alabama and landed this morning at Nevatim base in southern Israel – one of the main operational centers of the Israeli Air Force.

According to security experts, this is a move that hints at preparation for a large-scale military event, most likely against Iran.

According to reports, the aircraft carried advanced equipment including interception missiles, precision-guided ammunition, and bunker-buster bombs – essential means for attacking deep underground sites such as Iranian nuclear facilities.

Civilian and political intelligence sources point to what is happening as part of a clear decision by the American administration to arm Israel so that if negotiations break down, it will hold the tools and operational advantage to act.

This is apparently part of an accelerated American supply operation, designed to ensure that Israel will have a clear operational advantage – especially if a new front ignites against Iran or its proxies in the northern and Iraqi arenas.

The reports of accelerated supply, which brings direct flights between US bases and Israel, come against the background of a series of reports about the breakdown of negotiations between the US and Iran on the nuclear issue.