Report: Pentagon's plan for an intensive blitz operation in Iran

The Pentagon has drawn up plans for an intensive three-day strike operation against Iran, targeting its missile and drone array, energy facilities, and Revolutionary Guard headquarters. Trump has rejected five proposals for extensive operations and said he would not attack before the midterm elections.

The Pentagon has formulated plans for an intensive three-day strike operation against Iran, the New York Times reported Thursday evening. The operation would target Iran's missile and drone array, energy facilities, and Revolutionary Guard headquarters. US President Donald Trump has rejected five proposals for extensive military operations against Iran and the Houthis in recent months. On Thursday, Trump said the US would not attack Iran before the midterm elections, citing progress in diplomatic talks. According to the report, some of Trump's advisors doubt that additional strikes would change Tehran's stance, while others believe a short operation could increase pressure on Iran's weakening economy.