The United States targets new objectives in Iran, preparing for a return strike
CryptoWorld News reports that on the 27th, U.S. officials revealed to the media that the U.S. Department of Defense has drafted a list of targets within Iran in preparation for President Trump potentially resuming military actions against Iran. However, sources analyze that if the U.S. launches a new strike, it will be more difficult than before. The Pentagon is considering naming the possible resumption of military operations "Big Hammer," targeting some nuclear facilities that were bombed by U.S. forces last June, such as Natanz and Isfahan nuclear facilities. U.S. forces may also strike Iran’s strategic oil facilities on Khark Island, as well as power plants, military command centers, and communication facilities. Insiders say that many targets within Iran that have already been struck are considered "easy pickings" because those targets "are either stationary or not deeply buried in bunkers." However, targets like missile launchers and drones have become more concealed and harder to access, making it more difficult to locate and precisely strike them than before.