US media: US military actively preparing for Middle East military plan, Trump vetoes multiple times On October 9th, according to the New York Times, US officials stated that despite President Trump's contradictory attitude towards restarting the war, the US military is still preparing the option of launching a large-scale operation against Iran. It is reported that three aircraft carriers are about to arrive in the Middle East, and according to Trump's instructions, the Pentagon has developed plans to strike Iranian drones and missile depots, energy facilities, and other military targets. Officials revealed that in recent months, Trump's national security team and the Pentagon have proposed five large-scale military action plans against Iran or the Houthis, but each time they have been vetoed by Trump. Meanwhile, Trump has once again ordered the launch of a strike plan. Senior national security officials led by Vice President Vance held a meeting at Camp David last Friday to discuss relevant plans. Insiders revealed that the core of these plans is to launch a short-term, high-intensity operation lasting about three days. This strike operation will focus on Iran's missile and drone arsenal, while other targets may include Iran's energy facilities and the command posts and headquarters of the Revolutionary Guard Corps. The latest update is that Trump has stated that the US and Iran are engaged in productive discussions and will not attack Iran before the midterm elections.