Iran preparing imminent missile attack on Israel, US says
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Iran is preparing for an "imminent" ballistic missile strike against Israel that could come as soon as Tuesday afternoon, U.S. officials told Fox News.
Another U.S. official told Fox News that Iran could launch its attack as soon as Tuesday afternoon, saying that the U.S. has seen additional movement of missiles in Iran to prepare for the now "imminent" attack.
The official added that Iran's attack could look like the one it launched in April against Israel, which had more than 300 ballistic missiles, cruise missiles and drones.
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