US plans Iran strike in two weeks
The U.S. Central Command has prepared an extensive plan to carry out intensive airstrikes against targets inside Iran, expected to last around two weeks. The goal is to escalate military pressure on Tehran and respond to its regional actions. However, President Trump has temporarily delayed its implementation to allow diplomatic efforts to take place. These escalations followed a U.S. strike on Iranian Revolutionary Guard sites in response to Iran launching ballistic missiles at U.S. military positions in Jordan, as well as an attack using drones on fuel tankers in Egypt. There have also been warnings about a potential depletion of anti-missile stockpiles, despite Trump denying the crisis. Assessments indicate that Iran still possesses active military capabilities, with divisions within the U.S. administration regarding the extent of expanding military operations.
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