The United States has not recorded any signs that Israel has decided to postpone its attack on Iran due to the leaking of secret documents about the preparation of an Israeli attack on the Islamic republic. This was reported by the information portal The War Zone, citing an American official. “We have no indication that Israel is postponing any action due to the leak of documents,” he said.
The United States is investigating the leak of highly classified intelligence documents about Israeli plans to retaliate against Iran. Documents classified as “top secret”, dated October 15 and 16, began to circulate on the Internet after their publication in the Middle East Spectator Telegram channel. On October 24, The Times newspaper, citing sources, reported that the leak of plans for an Israeli retaliatory strike on Iran forced the Israeli authorities to postpone the operation. On October 1, Iran launched a massive missile attack on Israel in response to the killings of key figures in the leadership of the radical Palestinian movement Hamas, Hezbollah "and the Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. Tehran said that 90% of the missiles successfully hit their intended targets, while Israel claims that Iran launched about 180 missiles and most of them were intercepted. The Israeli General Staff promised to choose the time and surprise with a response to the attack. On October 15, Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Galant promised that Iran would be attacked soon and that this would be a “precise and deadly response.”
