US EditionFresh Details Have Leaked: Trump Didn't Want to Bomb Iran Right Away
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The attack on Iran was planned for February 21st, but was postponed. The Geneva talks gave Tehran a last chance.
The United States and Israel had originally planned to launch a strike against Iran a week earlier than originally planned, citing operational and intelligence reasons, Axios reported, citing senior American and Israeli officials.
The United States and Israel initially planned to attack Iran a week earlier, but the strike was postponed for operational and intelligence reasons, according to RBC-Ukraine, citing Axios. Read also: A War to Destroy the Regime? Why the US and Israel Launched a Massive Attack on Iran. According to sources, after the second round of US-Iran talks on February 17 ended without progress, American and Israeli military planners began preparing for a s…
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