Jin10 data reported on June 20, according to two sources from Israeli security agencies speaking to Iran International TV, the Israeli side hopes that the United States can use its superior firepower to destroy Iran's Fordow underground nuclear facility. However, if military results and the public opinion environment permit, Israel may act unilaterally in the coming days. The sources believe that joint action with the United States is the most likely scenario, with implementation expected within 48 to 72 hours at the latest. The sources added that the attack could potentially begin as early as Friday evening, but the Israeli side is also weighing unilateral action to avoid losing the military advantage gained this week. An anonymous Israeli intelligence source stated, "The only way to force Iran to make concessions it would not normally make and bring it back to the negotiating table is that we need the United States to take action."
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Sources: Israel plans to strike the Fordow nuclear facility within days, regardless of whether the U.S. joins the fight.
Jin10 data reported on June 20, according to two sources from Israeli security agencies speaking to Iran International TV, the Israeli side hopes that the United States can use its superior firepower to destroy Iran's Fordow underground nuclear facility. However, if military results and the public opinion environment permit, Israel may act unilaterally in the coming days. The sources believe that joint action with the United States is the most likely scenario, with implementation expected within 48 to 72 hours at the latest. The sources added that the attack could potentially begin as early as Friday evening, but the Israeli side is also weighing unilateral action to avoid losing the military advantage gained this week. An anonymous Israeli intelligence source stated, "The only way to force Iran to make concessions it would not normally make and bring it back to the negotiating table is that we need the United States to take action."