Iran reportedly fortifies nuclear sites as it prepares for possible U.S. strikes after midterms

Iran is reportedly working to bolster its military capabilities in preparation for possible renewed U.S. attacks after the November midterm elections. The Wall Street Journal reported Tuesday that the Islamic Republic has been strengthening defenses around sensitive locations like nuclear sites, and telling regional officials that Tehran will respond to any new U.S. strikes with retaliatory measures across the Middle East. The WSJ's report also said the Iranian regime is preparing its population for war by holding rallies, sending paramilitaries to read war stories to young children and advertising training in firing defensive missiles. U.S.