An unattributed assessment places the odds of a US-Iran ceasefire by the end of July at 55%, up from previous estimates. The assessment does not name its source.
An unattributed assessment posted earlier today places the odds of a US-Iran ceasefire by the end of July at 55%, citing the recent escalation as a factor. The assessment does not name its source or provide a detailed methodology. The Zioneer has previously tracked a wide range of assessments on the US-Iran deal front: a White House official estimated an 85% chance in June, while an unattributed assessment in early June put the odds at 30% for a permanent deal. Israeli security officials have also assessed a 50% chance of war with Iran in the near term. The 55% figure sits in the middle of those estimates, but without named attribution, its reliability is unclear.
- DevelopingUnattributed assessment: US-Iran permanent peace deal odds fall to 30% by end of July
- DevelopingUnattributed assessment: 70% odds of Iranian military action against Gulf state by July 17
- StrongIsraeli assessments: likelihood of return to full-scale fighting grows if US-Iran deal stalls
- DevelopingSenior Israeli security official: 50% chance of war with Iran in near term
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