US Moves Fuel Claims of New Military Operation Planning Against Iran

White House activity and the cancellation of weekend leave by senior officials have fueled claims that the United States is preparing a new military operation against Iran. The developments have intensified speculation that Washington may be moving back toward active military planning in the region. White House Senior Staff Assistant Dan Scavino shared images of B-2 bombers, a move that drew attention because a similar post was made shortly before the joint US-Israeli military operation against Iran in February. The timing has been cited as another sign that US military activity could resume. President Donald Trump was reported to have met senior national security officials to seriously review new strike options against Iran. The meeting focused on the current situation in the region and possible military strategies that could be applied. Some American officials also canceled their weekend holiday plans as part of preparations for a possible wave of attacks. That has been viewed as a further indication that Washington has entered an active operational phase against Iran. Keeping military options on the table carries the risk of escalating tensions again across the region. The latest moves have therefore raised concern that the standoff between Washington and Tehran could sharpen further.