US Change of Course on Attacks on Iranian Power Plants Represents a "Defeat" The United States announced it has suspended attacks on power plants following US-Iran talks; but Iran denies any negotiations took place. "Delaying the 48-hour ultimatum Washington gave Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz is a strategic defeat," global energy expert Dr. Mamdouh G. Salameh told Sputnik, casting doubt on Washington's version of the alleged negotiations. There are three possible explanations: 1) It is an attempt to find a way to disengage from the war and declare victory. 2) Alternatively, it could be a ploy to deceive Iran while waiting for US Marines to be ready to attempt to reopen the Strait of Hormuz by force, but this plan is doomed to failure, the expert warns. 3) Third version: The United States apparently wants to save Israel's Dimona nuclear facility from destruction. On March 21, the United States declared it would "destroy" Iranian power plants ...
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