BIG | 🇺🇸🇸🇦🇮🇷‼️‼️ Saudi Arabia is urging President Donald Trump to delay a new military offensive against Iran, as Washington and Israel reportedly consider launching a massive bombing campaign after the US midterm elections if diplomatic efforts fail. According to Axios, citing a US official, Saudi authorities have asked Trump to give regional mediators additional time to negotiate an agreement with Tehran. Qatar is leading the initiative, supported by Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Egypt, and Turkey. One proposal would require Iran to restore UN inspections of its damaged nuclear facilities in exchange for limited sanctions relief and access to frozen Iranian funds. Meanwhile, American and Israeli officials reportedly believe a major bombing campaign could begin after the midterm elections if negotiations collapse. Trump told Axios that the confrontation must be resolved “either through a deal or another way.” Saudi Arabia’s intervention reflects growing concerns among regional governments about the consequences of another major US-Iran war. A renewed military campaign could trigger Iranian retaliation against American bases, Gulf energy infrastructure, and strategic shipping routes. The proposed nuclear inspections could provide a starting point for diplomacy, but the possibility of a large-scale bombing campaign underscores the pressure surrounding negotiations. Washington is keeping military options available while regional powers attempt to prevent another escalation. See the latest updates with us: @visionergeo