Iran planned Israel attack if ceasefire failed
Iran was prepared to strike Israel at 20:00 last night if a Lebanon ceasefire wasn't implemented, but held off after Trump announced a ceasefire.
Iran was prepared to strike Israel at 20:00 last night if a Lebanon ceasefire wasn't implemented, but held off after Trump announced a ceasefire.
The source provided specific timing details, stating the attack was planned for 8 PM local time, and revealed that missile launchers had been put into operational mode.
The source specifies the planned attack time was 8 PM and that all preparations were complete, reversing after Trump's 7 PM declaration.
The source added specific details, stating missile launchers were placed in operational mode to destroy predetermined targets and that the attack was planned for 8:00 PM local time.
The report specifies the attack was planned for 20:00 (8 PM) yesterday and that all preparations, including missile launchers, were completed.
The source provided additional context, stating Iran's efforts to secure Trump's commitment 'finally paid off' and that Trump announced the ceasefire around 7 PM Iran time.
The new report specifies that the planned Iranian missile launch was contingent on Israel continuing its military operation in Lebanon, and that US intervention directly stopped Israel's actions.
Tasnim news agency reports Iran was prepared to strike at 20:00 local time but held off after Trump announced a ceasefire.