NBC: Pentagon Delays Announcement of Strike on Iran Until After Market Close
Odaily reported that NBC stated the Pentagon delayed publicly announcing the U.S. strike on Iran until after financial markets had closed.
According to the report, the timing of this move was intended to reduce the immediate impact on financial markets, including oil prices.
The report sparked political discussion, but so far there has been no official confirmation that the delay was aimed at manipulating oil prices or the markets.
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