🔻Tasnim: The purpose of the meeting between the US and Israel and Arab countries in Germany was the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps’ Khatam al-Anbiya Headquarters

🔻An hour ago, we reported that the central headquarters of Khatam al-Anbiya issued a statement saying, “Based on information received, the United States has once again decided—with the green light from some countries in the region—to resume actions against Iran in a joint meeting in one of the European countries.”

Tasnim news agency, which is close to military and security institutions, after the publication of the statement wrote: “Very likely,” the “secret meeting” referred to a “secret meeting” attended by US and Israeli military commanders and several Arab countries in Germany.

For the first time, this news was revealed five days ago, on September 15, by the Axios website, which wrote that the meeting was held the week before.

Axios, citing two Israeli officials who asked not to be named, said that senior military commanders of the United States, Israel, and several Arab countries met in Germany to discuss a war against Iran and tensions in the Middle East.

According to the report, besides the United States, senior military commanders from Israel, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar, Jordan, and Egypt were present, including Brett Cooper, the commander of CENTCOM, and Eyal Zamir, head of the General Staff of the Israel Defense Forces.

The Arab countries have not commented, but according to Axios, CENTCOM confirmed the meeting in a statement.

The report said, “It was a rare opportunity for Israeli commanders and Arab countries whose diplomatic relations are severed to meet and exchange views with one another.”

According to Axios, the meeting was held at the initiative of Brett Cooper, the CENTCOM commander, and in it he assured that the United States would not withdraw its forces from the region.

Axios said that General Eyal Zamir presented a report on the Israel Army’s operations in different fronts during the meeting.

The Times of Israel wrote that the meeting was held at a remote ski lodge in Germany.