[U.S. Military Prepares Iran Combat Plan After Multiple Trump Rejections, Plan Resumed] Deep Tide TechFlow reports, on October 9, citing Jin10 Data, The New York Times quoted U.S. officials stating that despite Trump's conflicting attitude toward restarting the war, the U.S. military is still preparing large-scale military options against Iran. Three aircraft carriers are about to arrive in the Middle East, and the Pentagon has formulated plans to strike Iran's drones, missile depots, energy facilities, and Revolutionary Guard command centers. In recent months, the U.S. national security team and the Pentagon have proposed large-scale action plans against Iran or Houthi forces five times, all of which were rejected by Trump. However, he subsequently ordered the strike plan to be restarted, and Vice President Vance convened senior officials at Camp David last Friday for discussions. The core of the plan is to launch a short-term, high-intensity operation lasting approximately three days. Trump recently stated that the U.S. and Iran are engaged in productive discussions, and he has explicitly promised not to attack Iran before the midterm elections.