President Trump had reportedly warned Netanyahu that any attack on Iran could derail diplomatic efforts. Nevertheless, conflicting signals—or perceived complicity—may have emboldened a politically embattled Netanyahu to act unilaterally, observes former diplomat and global affairs expert Anil Trigunayat.
On Friday, the much-anticipated Israeli strikes on Iranian nuclear installations and other strategic facilities—including sites in Tehran and Isfahan—were carried out. Additional military bases in Tabriz, Arak, and Kermanshah were also hit, with casualty assessments still underway.
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