The probability of the "U.S. striking Iran before March 1" event on Polymarket rises to 26%
According to data from the Polymarket website reported by Odaily, the probability of the event "The United States strikes Iran before March 1" surged from 9% in the early hours of yesterday to as high as 32%, and is currently reported at 26%, with trading volume exceeding 5 million US dollars.
Previously, it was reported that multiple countries issued evacuation advisories for Iran this morning.
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