Why the U.S. Has Not Struck Iran . . . Yet

As Iran descends into chaos, hundreds of thousands of protesters remain in the streets calling for the downfall of the Ayatollahs. Graphic reports and leaked videos show Iran’s regime brutally cracking down on its own people, with thousands reportedly killed and tens of thousands arrested. President Donald Trump has repeatedly said that help is on the way — but many are asking: why hasn’t the U.S. acted yet?

In this video, we break down:

• The leaked report explaining why the U.S. is delaying military action against Iran
• Why Israeli and Arab officials are privately urging President Trump to wait
• Iran’s growing threats against Israel and the IDF’s heightened alert level
• The role of Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Oman in pressuring Washington
• The disturbing reality inside Iran as internet blackouts are partially lifted
• Why the next 24–48 hours could determine the future of the Iranian regime

With multiple countries now warning their citizens to flee Iran, and the IRGC claiming it is on the highest level of alert, the situation is evolving by the hour. If Iran strikes Israel — or if the regime executes detained protesters — everything could change overnight.