NBC: Trump may authorize limited military strike on Iran
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- US Central Command presented military options to President Trump, later refined.
- Trump reportedly favors a quick, limited strike while keeping escalation options open.
NBC reported Wednesday that the US Central Command recently presented President Donald Trump with a range of military options regarding Iran, which were later revised.
Limited strike under consideration
An unnamed US official told NBC that Trump could approve a limited initial strike against Iran, emphasizing the need for a rapid and decisive blow to the Iranian regime.
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The official added that Trump has instructed his national security team that any military action should avoid triggering a prolonged conflict, while retaining the option to escalate if necessary.
Regional implications
The report comes amid heightened tensions in the Middle East, with ongoing protests and instability in Iran. Analysts warn that even a limited strike could increase regional volatility and affect global energy markets.
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No formal decision has been announced, and US officials continue to weigh strategic and diplomatic consequences.
