IDF and U.S. Central Command maintain high readiness as the prospect of a U.S.-Iran deal remains uncertain. Communication between IDF Chief of Staff Zamir and CENTCOM Commander Cooper is ongoing, with a source saying planning and coordination have not been interrupted.
An Israeli official told the Jerusalem Post that talks are dragging because "Mojtaba is difficult to reach."
Israel is preparing for the possibility of an imminent U.S. strike on Iran and a potential preemptive Iranian attack. The Israeli Chief of Staff has contacted CENTCOM Commander Cooper to coordinate, Channel 12 reports.
Cooper: There's been no better teammate than Israel. Twice in the past two weeks, I've met with the Israeli chief of defense to ensure that we remain closely aligned, and we do.
U.S. B-2 bombers struck an underground IRGC headquarters in Tehran during the rescue window, using bunker buster munitions.
Ordered by CENTCOM chief Cooper, multiple B-2s flew a 36 hour round trip from Whiteman AFB to deliver the strike, using the same class of bombs deployed against nuclear sites.
The target was a gathering of senior IRGC commanders. U.S. officials say the facility was destroyed and many are presumed dead. - Fox News
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