Israel prepares unilateral strikes on Iran if US-Iran conflict ends, Israeli media reports. Tel Aviv keeps attack option without US involvement as Washington seeks diplomatic exit.

CENTCOM chief Adm. Brad Cooper arrived in Israel Saturday for a several-hour visit, meeting Israeli military chief Eyal Zamir to assess the multi-front situation.

CENTCOM commander Adm. Brad Cooper arrived in Israel on Saturday for a several-hour visit, meeting Israeli military chief Eyal Zamir and other senior commanders to assess the multi-front situation, according to Israel's state-owned Kan TV News. The U.S. military remains on high alert in Israel, where dozens of U.S. fighters, refueling aircraft, air defense systems and thousands of U.S. troops remain deployed. Cooper also said Washington is pressing Israel to advance the second phase of the Gaza peace plan after the U.S.-led 'Board of Peace' announced an agreement last week on disarming Hamas. Cooper arrived in Israel after holding meetings in Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates.

Trump says the US has 'massive' amounts of munitions, pushing back on stockpile concerns. The remark was reported Thursday.

Trump said the United States has 'massive' amounts of munitions, according to a Newsmax report dated August 6, 2026.

Türkiye may soon transfer $256M in outdated U.S. weapons to Ukraine, including MLRS and shells, per a State Department notification cited by TASS. The move would let Türkiye refocus resources on existing systems.

Türkiye may soon transfer outdated U.S. weapons worth $256 million to Ukraine, including MLRS systems and shells, according to a State Department notification. The notification says the reason for the transfer is Türkiye's desire to reduce its stockpiles of outdated weapons in order to focus financial resources on existing systems.

Pentagon orders US defense companies to accelerate weapons production as Iran war depletes munitions stockpiles. Firms have 21 days to submit plans to boost Patriot and THAAD interceptor deliveries.

The Pentagon has ordered US defense companies to accelerate weapons production and deliveries, citing depleted key US munitions stockpiles due to the Iran war. Defense firms have 21 days to submit plans for faster production and deliveries of Patriot and THAAD interceptors.