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Ever wake up to news that makes you rethink how the whole world spins? Saturday morning flipped the script when the U.S. and Israel kicked off a high-stakes joint operation against Iran, targeting major cities like Tehran and Isfahan. Operation Epic Fury—or Roaring Lion, depending on who you ask—sent shockwaves through the markets and geopolitical landscape alike. Now, with Iran’s Supreme Leader sidelined and chaos unfolding, it’s a frantic chess match of strikes and retaliations that’s anything but predictable. What does this mean for stability, business, or even the global economy’s next move? Buckle up—it’s going to be a bumpy ride. LEARN MORE.
The world woke up to a different market on Saturday morning. The United States and Israel launched a joint military operation against Iran on February 28, codenamed Operation Epic Fury by the Pentagon and Operation Roaring Lion by Israel, striking targets across Tehran, Isfahan, Qom, and other cities. Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei was killed in the strikes, according to CNN citing two Israeli sources. Trump announced it publicly, though the situation on the ground in Iran remains fluid.
By Sunday morning, the conflict had not stopped. US-Israeli strikes continued into a second day, while Iran’s government — now operating without its supreme leader but with its military command structure reportedly still intact — launched fresh attacks on Israel and on US targets in Gulf states, Iraq, and Jordan. Iran also appointed a temporary leadership council, with top security official Ali Larijani announcing it and warning of severe consequences ahead.
