Archive · 30 Jul 2026
Trump Weighs 2‑Week Air Campaign Against Iran
The United States is thinking about launching a big air attack on Iran.
President Donald Trump is deciding whether to do it or try a smaller attack that still lets the U.S. talk with Iran.
The Pentagon has made a plan that would last two weeks and hit missile sites in Tehran.
The plan was made by Admiral Brad Cooper, who leads the U.S. Central Command.
No one from the White House or Pentagon has said anything official yet.
US President Donald Trump is weighing a renewed military campaign against Iran.
The Pentagon has drafted a 2‑week air‑strike plan targeting Tehran’s missile infrastructure.
The plan was developed by US Central Command chief Admiral Brad Cooper.
Trump may also consider a limited response that keeps diplomatic options open.
No official comment has been released by the White House or Pentagon.
- Who
- US President Donald Trump, Admiral Brad Cooper, Pentagon, US Central Command
- What
- Planning a 2‑week air campaign targeting Iran’s missile infrastructure
- When
- Current, no specific date announced
- Where
- Tehran, Iran
- Why
- To weaken Iran’s missile capabilities amid heightened tensions
- President
- Donald Trump
- Planning Authority
- US Central Command
- Operation Duration
- 2 weeks
- Target
- Tehran missile infrastructure
- Status
- Unconfirmed