Israel outlines conditions for strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities

An Israeli source close to the Saudi network Al-Hadath stated that Israel could strike Iran's nuclear facilities if Tehran crosses designated "red lines." The operation is possible both with and without US involvement. A new wave of attacks is a matter of time, though specific timelines remain undisclosed.

An Israeli source close to the Saudi network Al-Hadath stated that Israel could launch new strikes against Iran, including attacks on its nuclear facilities, if Tehran crosses the "red lines" designated by Israel. According to the source, Israel is prepared to act independently of Washington's position. A potential operation against Iran's nuclear infrastructure could be carried out either with or without the participation of the United States. The source also stated that a new wave of attacks against Iran is only a matter of time. Specific timelines for possible strikes were not disclosed. Separately, the interlocutor noted the impact of economic pressure on Iran. According to him, the economic blockade continues to weaken the Iranian regime and could lead to its rapid collapse. The source believes this could happen "faster than many expect."