Security analyst Yair Goldblatt posted on X, asking what happened to the Iranian assumption that Iran would hold back on strikes as long as the United States holds back. The question appears to reference the ongoing US-Iran military confrontation.
Yair Goldblatt, a security analyst closely following the US-Iran confrontation, posted a rhetorical question on X early Wednesday morning. He asked what became of the Iranian assumption that Iran would refrain from attacks as long as America refrained. The query reflects ongoing uncertainty in the region as the US-Iran military campaign continues. The Zioneer has previously reported Goldblatt's analysis on the escalation, including his assessments of Israeli involvement and the risk of Iranian retaliation against Israel.
2 developments
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