Énergie · Trump decision pending · ArchivesLa frappe contre l’Iran prévue pour le week-end — puis annuléeRédigé 7 septembre 2026 à 21:22 UTCRegarderTranscription0:00The United States and Israel are jointly0:02preparing for possible major strikes on0:04Iranian energy infrastructure, including0:06refineries and power plants, as soon as0:08this weekend, according to sources0:09familiar with the discussions. Israel0:11has stayed out of the theater and hasn't0:13been striking Iran since the two0:14countries signed that MOU. A coordinated0:17operation would bring Israeli forces0:19directly into the conflict for the first0:20time in months, dramatically escalating0:23the situation.0:30At Camp David, the president told aides0:32he was frustrated with the pace of0:33negotiations, but sources stress no0:35final order has been given. The decision0:37remains pending. Samantha Vinograd warns0:40that any strikes against energy0:41infrastructure could violate0:43international law if the targets are0:44purely civilian, raising the legal0:47stakes for whatever targets the Pentagon0:48and Israeli defense forces ultimately0:50select. The clock is ticking toward the0:52weekend. Sources say preparations are in0:54motion, but President Trump has not yet0:56issued the order, leaving the timing and0:58the target list still open.Lire l’articleChronologie de l’histoireHeyDexLe format court ↗Couverture liéeContexte·8 oct., 19:02 UTCTrump promet de protéger Los Angeles et San Diego après des propos qui déclenchent une surveillance des menaces
