President Trump considers a massive military strike against Iran as the administration enters "revenge mode" following a collapsed peace agreement.

President Trump is preparing for a "massive attack" on Iran to resolve a conflict that has lasted five months, significantly longer than the initial four-week timeline he projected. The administration announced that the president is now in "revenge mode" after Iran broke a memorandum of understanding, leading to the deaths of American soldiers and damage to commercial ships. White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt stated that the president will not allow this "terrorist behavior" to continue until Iran comes to the table in a meaningful way. While the administration faces concerns regarding the rapid depletion of advanced air-defense interceptors and precision-guided weapons, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth maintains that stockpiles remain strong. Military officials noted that the current pace of expenditure may impact readiness for future conflicts in the Indo-Pacific. Despite the logistical pressures and the fact that Iran has placed the president on its "kill list," the administration remains committed to using military force to break the resolve of the Iranian leadership.

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