Discussions were held on the schedule of potential strikes to ensure they do not extend beyond the opening of markets on Monday, according to several official American sources cited in a report. Israel has been updated on the plans and is in coordination with the United States, but President Donald Trump has not yet given final approval for the operation.
According to a report citing several official American sources, discussions were held on the schedule of potential strikes to ensure they do not extend beyond the opening of markets on Monday. Israel was updated on the plans and is in coordination with the United States, but President Donald Trump has not yet given final approval for the operation.
The report is the latest in the ongoing US-Israeli planning for a potential expanded campaign. As The Zioneer reported on Friday (July 31), the Israeli security establishment was engaged in high-level strategic discussions with the US administration on dividing targets for deep strikes inside Iran, with the IDF on highest alert. The White House has not commented on the latest report.
The timing consideration regarding Monday's market opening suggests that economic stability is a factor in the operational planning, though the full scope and target set remain unspecified.
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