US asks Europe to share intelligence on potential targets in Iran
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Wednesday, 14 January, 2026, 18:43
The US has asked its European allies for intelligence on potential targets in the event of a strike on Iran, The Washington Post reported.
According to its sources among European officials, representatives of US President Donald Trump's administration on January 12 "asked to share intelligence on possible targets within Iran." At the moment, there are "no indications that President Trump will target nuclear facilities, It’s more likely that he will target the leadership of organizations and individuals Washington believes are responsible for violence during recent protests." a source told the newspaper.
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