Netanyahu's Office denies 'US pressure'
The office of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has responded to claims that the "Iran plan was changed due to persistent US pressure," stating, "Israel selected its targets in advance based on its national interests, not according to American directives."
İHA
A statement has been issued regarding claims in the Israeli media that "Israel initially planned to strike Iran's oil and natural gas facilities, but changed its plan to focus only on Iran's military facilities due to persistent US pressure."
In a statement released by the office of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, the claims were described as "completely false," and it was stated, "Israel selected its targets in advance based on its national interests.
Not according to American directives. This was the case and will continue to be so," the statement read.
DENIAL OF CLAIMS THAT "ISRAEL INFORMED IRAN"
Netanyahu's office also denied reports that "Israel warned Iran through third parties not to respond to the attacks and provided an indication of what it would target." The statement emphasized that the reports were "absurd and false," adding, "Israel did not provide Iran with any information before the attack regarding the timing, the targets, or the scale of the attack."