Recent Developments in US-Iran Conflict: Military Action to Escalate Further, Trump Rejects Soleimani's Son Taking Over

BlockBeats News, March 6th, the latest developments in the past 24 hours in the recent US-Iran conflict are as follows:

US Secretary of Defense Haggis said that the US military's military action against Iran will escalate further, and the firepower strikes over the Iranian capital Tehran will "significantly increase soon." The US military will deploy more fighter squadrons, increase combat and defense capabilities, and increase the frequency of bomber sorties, but did not disclose specific military details. Firepower strikes against Iran and its capital Tehran will "significantly increase" in the near future.

Trump: Needs to personally participate in Iran's succession arrangement, does not accept Khamenei's son as the next Supreme Leader. Encourages Kurds to launch attacks against Iran. Iran is calling to ask how to reach an agreement, but it's a bit late.

Trump said that after Iran, the next target is Cuba. After the Iran conflict subsides, the US will turn its attention to Cuba. "The situation in Cuba is amazing, we hope to solve this problem, let's deal with Iran first." Trump has repeatedly expressed dissatisfaction with the Cuban government and recently urged the Cuban side to reach an agreement, stating that its financially strained government is "on the verge of collapse" under the US blockade.

The US House of Representatives failed to pass a resolution to stop Trump's military actions against Iran. The House of Representatives voted 219 against and 212 in favor, rejecting the resolution aimed at "stopping airstrikes against Iran and requiring congressional authorization for any hostile action against Iran."

Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister Ravanchi said Iran has not yet chosen a new Supreme Leader, and Iran is prepared to abandon its nuclear program, provided the US offers a satisfactory alternative.

The US military has reportedly begun preparations for a continued 100-day or even until September action against Iran.

According to PolyBeats monitoring, the probability of Iran's next Supreme Leader being Khamenei's son Mojtaba Khamenei has dropped from a high of 82% to 52%.