Alan Eyre, Former U.S. Negotiator: Washington May Be Trying to Provoke Iran into Striking First

Alan Eyre, former member of the U.S. negotiating team, wrote: Washington may be trying to provoke Iran into striking first. The likelihood of another round of U.S. attacks on Iran is very high. With the transfer of more U.S. military equipment and forces to the region and reports of Israeli aircraft activity near Iraq's airspace, there is a possibility that Washington is deliberately testing Tehran's threshold of tolerance.

Alan Eyre, a former member of the American negotiating team, wrote: America may be trying to provoke Iran to attack first. The possibility of another round of American attacks against Iran is very high. With the transfer of more US military equipment and troops to the region and reports of Israeli aircraft activity near Iraqi airspace, it is possible that Washington is deliberately testing Tehran's tolerance threshold.

According to "Select" report; In the continuation of this article, it is stated: Iran has been surprised twice so far. The leaders of this country have also clearly stated that they do not intend to allow such an incident to happen again. And this issue creates a dangerous possibility.

What if part of the purpose of increasing the US military presence is to make Iran believe that an attack is imminent and force Tehran to preemptively strike?

In this case, Washington can present its military attack not as a decision to resume the war, but as a retaliatory measure.

I feel the serious danger of another conflict; A conflict in which Israel seeks regime change in Iran, while Washington's ultimate goal remains unclear.