Pentagon ready to resume Iran conflict
The U.S. Department of Defense (Pentagon) is studying a plan to resume military operations against Iran, including strikes on its drone and missile stockpiles as well as energy facilities, amid stalled nuclear negotiations between Washington and Tehran. These plans have been prepared at the order of President Trump, with the possibility of executing a short, intensive campaign lasting three days focused on destroying Iran's military capabilities and disrupting the Revolutionary Guards' facilities. Trump remains hesitant to make a decision regarding the attacks, despite the presence of substantial forces in the region, including three aircraft carriers, prepared for any changes in his stance following the Israeli elections and the upcoming U.S. midterm elections.
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