Pentagon Prepares for Major Iran Strikes
The article pertains to the U.S. Department of Defense's (Pentagon) plans to resume extensive military operations against Iran, having issued directives to the U.S. Central Command to prepare for this possibility. Although no precise timetable for the strikes has been set, sources suggest that operations could begin before the upcoming midterm Congressional elections, and possibly even before the Israeli elections, which are a week away. The potential military options include bombing energy facilities, infrastructure, and Iranian nuclear sites. American and Israeli officials confirm that Washington is considering all options, and that U.S. military strength remains robust, amid the Iranian economy's decline and the tarnished reputation of its regime. President Trump has not yet made a final decision but is keeping all options open, according to Axios, amid discussions within the national security team and clear directives to be prepared for possible military action against Iran.
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