U.S. Prepares Potential Iran Strike Plan as Naval Blockade Continues

The U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) has prepared a contingency plan involving a “short and powerful” wave of strikes against Iran, according to sources . The proposed action would target infrastructure sites and aims to break the current diplomatic deadlock over Iran’s nuclear program.

President Donald Trump has stated that the United States will maintain a naval blockade against Iran until an agreement addressing nuclear concerns is reached. He rejected an Iranian proposal that called for reopening the Strait of Hormuz and lifting the blockade before resuming negotiations. According to sources, the administration views the blockade as a primary tool to pressure Iran into returning to talks with more flexibility.

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Trump described the blockade as more effective than immediate military action, noting that no strike order had been issued as of Tuesday night. However, officials indicated that military action remains a possibility if negotiations continue to stall.

Iran Warns of Strong Response if Blockade Persists

Iranian officials have warned that continued blockade measures could trigger a strong retaliation. A senior Iranian security source said the country’s armed forces have so far exercised restraint to allow diplomatic efforts but emphasized that patience has limits.

The same source suggested that “practical and unprecedented action” could follow if the blockade remains in place. Meanwhile, Trump claimed the blockade has significantly disrupted Iran’s oil exports, putting pressure on storage and pipeline systems, though some analysts questioned whether immediate risks to infrastructure are as severe as suggested.