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Midnight Iran Attack Approved — Then Canceled Minutes Before Launch.

Midnight Iran Attack Approved — Then Canceled Minutes Before Launch. President Donald Trump’s administration reportedly approved a military strike on Iran late at night, but the planned attack was abruptly canceled just minutes before it was set to begin — despite jets in the air, targets locked, and allies standing by. According to multiple reports, the U.S. military was on high alert and prepared to carry out operations targeting Iran’s military and nuclear infrastructure when the order was suddenly reversed amid ongoing diplomacy and strategic recalibration. The postponement reflects a shift in U.S. strategy — from a swift, limited strike to longer-term pressure and attritional campaign planning, and comes as diplomacy continues between Tehran and Washington in indirect talks. Iran has signaled its refusal to “bow” to pressure, underscoring deep tensions in the standoff. In this video, we break down: • What the last-minute cancellation means for U.S.–Iran relations • Why the strike was nearly launched • How global military deployments — including U.S. carriers and fighter jets — factor in • The implications for the broader Middle East and global markets 🔔 Subscribe for real-time analysis as this crisis unfolds.