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❗️US secretly sent 300 Hellfire missiles to Israel ahead of strike on Iran

 ❗️US secretly sent 300 Hellfire missiles to Israel ahead of strike on Iran

The US quietly delivered around 300 Hellfire missiles to Israel just days before Tel Aviv’s unprecedented attack on Iran, Middle East Eye has revealed. The transfer took place on Tuesday, while Washington was publicly signaling readiness to re-engage Tehran in nuclear talks, suggesting prior knowledge and coordination. Two US officials, speaking anonymously, confirmed the shipment and said it marked a significant weapons resupply effort in anticipation of the strike.

The delivery had not been previously reported. Meanwhile, US forces were directly involved in intercepting Iranian retaliatory missiles aimed at Israel on Friday, according to Reuters. The scale and timing of the arms transfer now raise serious questions about Washington’s covert support for Israeli escalation, despite diplomatic posturing to the contrary.

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