Iran

According to a report by Axios, the Pentagon has instructed CENTCOM to complete preparations for renewed fighting in Iran. In Israel, officials believe the likelihood of a strike will rise significantly after the U.S. midterm elections.

Iranian Armed Forces Chief of Staff Ali Abdollahi Ali-Abadi said that “the heroic acts of Soleimani, Nasrallah, Haniyeh and Sinwar will bring about the end of the Zionist entity.” Meanwhile, $200 million was transferred from Tehran to Hezbollah as “aid for people displaced by the war in Lebanon.”

Three Iranian nationals have been charged with plotting to harm an Iran International journalist and a pro-Israel activist as part of an espionage network allegedly operating for the regime in Tehran and intended to “silence opposition figures.”

Intelligence about an alleged Iranian plan to target B-1 aircraft and U.S. military personnel reportedly prompted the urgent evacuation of RAF Fairford. According to The New York Times, U.S. officials believe the Iranian plan was inspired by Ukraine’s ‘Spider Web’ operation.

Iran’s state-run banks are selling billions of dollars in foreign currency in an effort to halt the slide. Inflation has reached 70%, hitting citizens’ wallets hard.

Tehran rejected the American proposal and announced plans to expand its missile range. The U.S. expelled two Iranian diplomats who refused to leave New York.

Doron Buchovza of Be’er Sheva presented himself to Iranians on Telegram as someone with access to the nuclear facility in Dimona. He received payment in digital currency and was convicted of contact with a foreign agent under a plea deal.

A senior Hamas delegation reportedly sought renewed financial support during a September visit to Tehran, but Iranian officials made no commitment to restore the funding.

British prosecutors say the suspects surveilled a synagogue and Jewish museum and planned to use a homemade chlorine-based explosive device.

The New York Times reports that Jerusalem alerted Berlin to a potential Iranian threat targeting German bases used by the U.S. military.

The aircraft carrier Roosevelt has left San Diego and is expected to reach the region within weeks, amid Trump’s threats to resume fighting with Iran after the midterm elections. Iranian officials: “We are reviewing plans to expand strikes beyond the Middle East as well.”

A resident of Baqa al-Gharbiyye was arrested on suspicion of contacting Iranian operatives and carrying out assignments for them in exchange for payment. An indictment was filed against him in the Haifa District Court.

Microsoft’s global digital defense report finds that Israel ranks second worldwide, after the United States, in the volume of malicious cyber activity directed at it, and tops the list of targets in the Middle East and Africa.

The U.S. president announced that the last American troops have left Iraq and addressed ongoing negotiations with Tehran. Iran said it received a U.S. response to its proposal last week to end the war.

British Prime Minister Andy Burnham said there are "strong indications" of Iranian involvement in a suspected plot against RAF Fairford, a base used by U.S. forces. The suspects who were arrested have been released on bail.

According to CNN, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu presented Mohammed bin Zayed with intelligence on renewed progress in Iran’s nuclear program and construction work at the "Mount Pickaxe" site. A senior Saudi security official also attended the meeting.

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi denied any flexibility on the nuclear issue. In Iran’s parliament, officials are discussing a shift toward preemptive attacks, while President Donald Trump posted: "Iran is collapsing, and this will end very soon."

A report by Democratic senators says Iran has used Tether’s USDT cryptocurrency to evade sanctions and fund terrorist organizations such as Hezbollah, as U.S. pressure on Tehran continues to intensify.

Iranian media published a statement attributed to Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei. Meanwhile, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi is set to meet in New York with mediators from Qatar and Pakistan, as well as U.S. representatives.

British authorities suspect Iran was behind a plan to carry out a bombing at a military base that also hosts American forces. President Donald Trump addressed the incident: "They planned a significant attack. They tried to cause major damage to our fortress."