TechFlow News, January 21 — According to the Wall Street Journal, U.S. officials said that although President Trump withdrew a plan to strike Iran last week, he continues to ask his aides for so-called "decisive" military options. The discussions come as the United States deploys aircraft carriers and jet fighters to the Middle East. These deployments could signal the beginning of a larger military buildup, providing the firepower needed should Trump decide to strike Iran. Officials said Trump has repeatedly used the term "decisive" when describing the effect he wants U.S. actions to have on Iran. This language has prompted Pentagon and White House aides to refine a range of options for Trump's consideration, some aimed at toppling Iran's current regime. Officials are also developing less aggressive alternatives, which may include targeting facilities of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. Officials noted that Trump has not ordered any strikes against Iran, and his final decision remains unclear. However, the ongoing discussions indicate that Trump has not ruled out the possibility of "punishing" Iranian authorities. (Jinshi Data)
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