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American statements reveal that the United States has prepared extensively for a potential confrontation with Iran. U.S. Defense Secretary Betsy Hagsith affirmed that American forces are on unprecedented levels of readiness since World War II. This came after President Trump indicated that the military operations Washington was planning against Iran would have been the largest since that war, and that the attack was ready to be executed before he withdrew from it, thereby opening the door for negotiations. The phrase “World War II” is used as a deterrent and political message intended to demonstrate America's strength and to put pressure on Iran, while keeping the option of military force open alongside diplomatic efforts amid ongoing tensions between Washington and Tehran over the nuclear program and maritime security.
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