The United States is preparing for a large-scale military campaign against Iran that could last for several weeks.
Operative Information Center-OMM reports that Reuters has released information regarding these strategic preparations.
According to the report, if US President Donald Trump decides to halt diplomatic efforts aimed at reaching an agreement with Tehran, the military's order to attack will be executed. This potential escalation could lead to an unprecedentedly serious conflict between the two nations, marking a significant shift in regional security dynamics.
The current preparations are reportedly more complex than the strikes on nuclear facilities planned last summer.
This time, the US military plans to target not only nuclear infrastructure but also Iran's state and security structures. Washington anticipates that Tehran will take retaliatory steps, which could evolve into a series of reciprocal strikes.
It should be recalled that on February 6, indirect negotiations regarding the nuclear program took place between US and Iranian delegations in Oman. Although the talks were intended to continue, sharp statements from both sides indicate that tensions have reached a peak. The United States has historically maintained a policy of preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons, utilizing a combination of economic sanctions and diplomatic pressure to achieve its strategic objectives in the Middle East.
