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Officials warn Iran strike could interfere with elections

Officials warned that striking Iran ahead of elections could constitute political interference. Opposition leader Yair Lapid said available intelligence did not justify an attack before the vote, while former air force chief Amikam Norkin questioned whether a limited campaign could topple the Iranian government.
WHO: Officials, Yair Lapid and Amikam Norkin
WHAT: Officials warned that a strike on Iran before elections could constitute political interference.
WHEN: Reported Oct 22, 2026 at 4:12 AM ET
WHERE: Iran
WHY: The warning was prompted by concerns that a strike ahead of elections could constitute political interference.

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