The Pentagon has prepared plans for a three-day military strikes against Iran. The strikes will target Iranian missile and drone capabilities, energy infrastructure and military command centres.
According to reports, the proposed operation would focus on weakening Iran’s military assets and disrupting its ability to launch missile and drone attacks.
The reports said President Donald Trump had instructed the Defence Department to develop the military options despite repeatedly rejecting proposals to resume large-scale combat operations.
The reported preparations come as Washington continues to assess diplomatic efforts aimed at addressing tensions with Tehran. Trump has pointed to progress in negotiations as a reason to avoid immediately restarting major military operations.
However, the preparation of strike plans indicates that military action remains among the options under consideration by the US administration.
The proposed campaign would reportedly target Iran’s missile and drone arsenal, energy facilities and military command centres. Such strikes could significantly escalate regional tensions and increase the risk of a broader confrontation.
The reports did not establish whether Trump had approved the proposed operation or made a final decision to launch attacks.
Washington’s next steps are likely to depend on developments in diplomatic contacts, Iran’s response and the administration’s assessment of regional security risks.
For now, the reported plans highlight the continuing uncertainty surrounding US-Iran relations, with diplomatic engagement and military preparations appearing to remain parallel options.
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