The U.S. military has prepared new operational options involving three days of potential strikes, even as the administration maintains a cautious stance on the region. In recent months, the president has consistently vetoed proposals aimed at restarting military hostilities with Iran. Officials indicate that the administration intends to hold off on any further major strikes ahead of the upcoming midterm elections, despite ongoing contingency planning by defense strategists.
Trump Rules Out Further Iran Strikes Before Midterms While Military Prepares Contingency Plans
Although the U.S. military has drafted potential strike options spanning three days, the president has repeatedly rejected proposals to reignite the conflict in recent months.

