**No credible reporting indicates that the United States has

No credible reporting indicates that the United States has decided to attack Iran this weekend. Current news shows heightened tensions, military posturing, and political threats, but no confirmed plans or announcements of an imminent U.S. strike. News24 Yahoo

What the latest reporting actually shows
? Rising tensions, but no confirmed attack order

A major explosion in Bandar Abbas recently fueled online speculation, but Iranian officials said it was a gas leak, not a U.S. strike. Times Now
Reports claiming an IRGC commander was targeted were explicitly denied by Iranian state media. News24
President Trump has issued threats and moved additional naval assets into the region, but he also said the U.S. would “prefer not to” attack and is open to talks. Yahoo

Regional constraints make an immediate strike less likely

Saudi Arabia has reportedly told Washington it will not allow U.S. forces to use its airspace or bases for an attack on Iran. This significantly complicates any rapid military action. Fox News

Iran’s posture

Iran has warned it would retaliate immediately against U.S. bases and carriers if attacked, raising the stakes for any sudden strike. Gulf News

Bottom line

There is no evidence that a U.S. attack is scheduled for this weekend. What we’re seeing is:

Military buildup
Harsh rhetoric
Diplomatic maneuvering
High regional anxiety

…but no confirmed operational decision to launch strikes.

If you want, I can track the situation in real time or break down what signs would indicate an actual imminent attack.