Although a number of considerations were taken into account when deciding on the ceasefire, it seems that there were two main vectors which ultimately led to the Israeli government’s decision.
France's intelligence head made rare comments on Iran's nuclear capabilities.
The board also requested a "comprehensive" report to pressure the Islamic Republic into new nuclear talks.
The source said that "this is the first time in many years that two conditions are present" regarding attacking Iran's nuclear program, namely that such an attack "is necessary...and is possible.
Grossi said that Parchin has had no nuclear activity in a long time while acknowledging that it may have in the distant past.
Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi told his French counterpart Jean-Noel Barrot that the push from France, Germany, and Britain to submit a resolution against Tehran would "complicate matter."
Following military successes against Hamas, Hezbollah, Tehran he may be more ready to roll dice with Trump
Sources revealed that the administration plans to impose stricter sanctions, particularly on Iran’s oil exports, which serve as a critical revenue source.
Iran's foreign minister told International Atomic Energy Agency chief Rafael Grossi that Tehran is willing to resolve outstanding disputes over its nuclear program but won't succumb to pressure.
The strike dealt a severe blow to Iran’s nuclear development efforts, according to the officials cited in the report.
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