Military ordered to be ready for possible Iran strikes as Trump weighs timing
Summary
The Pentagon has told U.S. Central Command to finish preparing for potential major attacks on Iran, but President Trump has not made a final decision. U.S. and Israeli officials say any action could happen soon, possibly before U.S. and Israeli elections, with plans focusing on bombing key Iranian targets.Key Facts
- The Pentagon ordered readiness for major combat operations in Iran but did not set a date.
- President Trump is considering military strikes but has not decided yet.
- The strikes would target Iran's energy, infrastructure, and nuclear sites.
- There might be impacts on oil prices and the upcoming U.S. midterm and Israeli elections.
- President Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu have recently communicated about Iran and related security concerns.
- Negotiations between the U.S. and Iran over nuclear issues have not advanced.
- U.S. and Israeli forces are expected to possibly work together if military action occurs.
- Iran might respond to attacks with ballistic missile strikes against Israel.
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