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‼️🇺🇸🇮🇷 President Donald Trump has paused plans for a major U.S. air campaign against Iran as Washington shifts its focus toward diplomacy while reassessing military readiness.
According to The Wall Street Journal, the U.S. military had prepared an extensive air campaign that could have lasted up to two weeks, but the operation was ultimately put on hold.
The report states that the administration is pursuing diplomatic efforts while reviewing concerns over declining U.S. air defense missile inventories, particularly Patriot interceptors. Military officials are reportedly divided over whether current stockpiles pose a meaningful operational risk, while Trump has publicly insisted that U.S. ammunition reserves remain more than sufficient.
The reported pause reflects a broader strategic calculation rather than a simple military decision. If diplomatic efforts fail, the operational planning is already in place, allowing Washington to resume large-scale strikes with little delay. At the same time, the debate over interceptor stockpiles highlights how sustaining multiple high-intensity commitments simultaneously has become an increasingly important factor in U.S. military planning.
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