US EditionBret Baier Says Daytime Timing of Trump’s Iran Strikes Signaled U.S. Confidence
President Trump is pleased with U.S. and Israeli daylight strikes on Iran, noting no U.S. casualties and less resistance than expected, officials said.
- Bret Baier said Saturday afternoon that President Donald Trump is 'very happy' and 'pleased' with how U.S. and Israeli strikes have gone so far, with no U.S. casualties reported.
- Citing long-term threats, Baier noted the strikes respond to decades of hostile actions by the Iranian regime, including proxy attacks and missile threats, as part of their rationale.
- Baier highlighted the timing, noting Trump's eight-minute Truth Social video was posted at 2:30 a.m. EST and Operation Epic Fury strikes began after 9:00 a.m. local Iranian time in daylight.
- Immediate consequences included Israel calling up 70,000 military reservists, conflicting reports on Ali Khamenei's status, and Iranians receiving texts stating 'Help is here' as Netanyahu urged to 'topple this regime'.
- Looking ahead, Baier noted the Trump administration has 'off ramps' for Operation Epic Fury, major questions remain unanswered, and observers contrasted the daylight strikes with Operation Absolute Resolve’s pre-dawn timing.
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The US and Israel worked together to strike Iran, but at the crucial moment Trump was back.
The US and Israel worked together to strike Iran, but at the crucial moment Trump was back.
News analyst opines about implications of daylight strike on Iran * WorldNetDaily * by Anthony Iafrate, Daily Caller News Foundation
Source link Fox News anchor Bret Baier opined President Donald Trump’s Saturday strikes against Iran were especially meaningful because they were carried out while the sun was already up. Baier, a former Pentagon correspondent, told “Fox and Friends Weekend” the Pentagon’s Operation Epic Fury against the Islamic theocracy was “not under the cover of darkness,”
Fox News' Bret Baier Opines About Implications Of Daylight Strike On Iran - Tampa Free Press
Fox News anchor Bret Baier opined President Donald Trump’s Saturday strikes against Iran were especially meaningful because they were carried out while the sun was already up. Baier, a former Pentagon correspondent, told “Fox and Friends Weekend” the Pentagon’s Operation Epic Fury against the Islamic theocracy was “not under the cover of darkness,” a decision he said evoked “confidence” […] Fox News’ Bret Baier Opines About Implications Of Dayli…
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