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Financial Times: Trump stopped Israel Iran attack October 10
According to The Financial Times, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was planning a large-scale military attack on Iran on October 10th, targeting facilities such as power stations and nuclear sites, with the aim of deterring Iran or forcing it to negotiate. However, the attack plan was canceled due to opposition from U.S. President Donald Trump, who preferred to avoid military escalation before the U.S. midterm elections. Nonetheless, reports indicate that Israel has prepared a more intense bombing campaign than before, and military exercises have continued, with the possibility of resuming future military operations—especially as Washington pressures Tehran and refuses to carry out attacks prior to the elections. The prospect of escalation raises fears of wider conflict extending into the Gulf states and soaring energy prices, amid ongoing tensions between Washington and Tehran over the Strait of Hormuz.
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