Surprise attack on the way? Pentagon orders preparation for widespread bombing in Iran

The Pentagon has ordered CENTCOM to complete preparations for resuming hostilities against Iran. The White House projects confidence, with an official stating that all options remain open for Trump. A senior Israeli official assessed that the chances of an attack before the elections are low but not ruled out, and they increase significantly after the midterms. The assessment is that the US and Israel will operate in close coordination.

The Pentagon has ordered the US Central Command (CENTCOM) to complete preparations for resuming hostilities against Iran, which could lead to a surprise attack. The White House projects confidence, with an official stating that all options remain open for President Trump at any time, emphasizing that the US is in a position of strength with full control over the Strait of Hormuz, while the Iranian economy collapses. "Iran is devastated, and things can go in one of two directions: the easy way or the hard way," the official said. A senior Israeli official added that discussions about a possible attack have intensified recently, assessing that the chances of it happening before the US elections are low but not ruled out, and they increase significantly after the midterms. The assessment is that if war breaks out, the US and Israel will operate in close coordination with IDF participation. Senior Israeli officials warn that the Iranian regime is "desperate and paranoid," which could lead it to strike first. The report details American preparations for a widespread attack on energy and infrastructure targets in Iran, while mentioning concerns about an Iranian response involving hundreds of missiles toward Israel.