Record #7774
The United States or Israel could strike Iran on the night of January 13, 2026.
Incorrect · 46 days lateRecorded occurrence
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Occurrence 1 of 1 · source record #7774 Bannon War Room · Episode 5065: Using Local Sheriffs To Save The States; Trump Policies Spearhead Economic Growth
Original quoteSo Cleopascale, there may be a strike in Iran tonight.
Quote begins at 45:46
Exact speaking time unavailable; using the official episode publication date.
How the call settles
YES if the United States or Israel conducts an acknowledged or reliably documented military strike on Iranian territory by the end of January 13, 2026; NO if no such strike occurs that night.
Our reasoning
NO on the research record because The existing NO for the January 13 deadline is retained. CENTCOM dates the later qualifying US/partner strikes to February 28. This adds measured late context, not near-miss credit, and does not replace the original deadline with the later event date.. Applied stored rule: YES if the United States or Israel conducts an acknowledged or reliably documented military strike on Iranian territory by the end of January 13, 2026; NO if no such strike occurs that night. Timing miss: The documented event on 2026-02-28 was 46 days late relative to the stored 2026-01-13 deadline; no correctness credit is added.
Outcome evidence
The existing NO for the January 13 deadline is retained. CENTCOM dates the later qualifying US/partner strikes to February 28. This adds measured late context, not near-miss credit, and does not replace the original deadline with the later event date.
Outcome date: 2026-01-13
Verdict recorded: 2026-09-09
Basis: research
Timing context
The documented event on 2026-02-28 was 46 days late relative to the stored 2026-01-13 deadline; no correctness credit is added.
Correction history
- Outcome
Owner-directed Sol scoring review, with source/rule exceptions documented individually. Original claims and superseded verdicts are preserved.
Correction evidence